No. Special (2006): Social changes and social sustainability in historical urban centres. The case of Central Europe

Published: 2006-06-25

Paper

Cover page, Contents

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1-6
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Acknowledgements

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7-8
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Preface

György Enyedi, Zoltán Kovács

9-10
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Social Sustainability of Historical City Centres in Central Europe – an Introduction

György Enyedi, Zoltán Kovács

11-19
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Socially Sustainable Urban Development in the Historic Urban Centres of East Central Europe

Viktória Szirmai

20-38
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Social and Economic Transformation of Historical Districts in Budapest

Zoltán Kovács

39-64
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Post-Socialist Urban Development, Planning and Participation – the Case Study of Bratislava City Centre

Ján Buček

65-80
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‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’ in the Game: the Social Dimension of Urban Regeneration in the Kazimierz quarter in Krakow

Monika A. Murzyn

81-106
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Problems of Socio-Spatial Development in Central Distriets of Warsaw

Mariusz Kowalski, Przemisław Śleszyński

107-126
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Marginal Groups in Central Places: Gentrification, Property Rights and Post-Socialist Primitive Accumulation (Bucharest, Romania)

Liviu Chelcea

127-146
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Social Sustainability in the Historical District of Cluj

József Benedek

147-161
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Social Aspects of Life in the Inner-City of Zagreb

Anka Mišetić, Roko Mišetić

162-173
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Socio-Demographic Consequences of the Renewal of Prague’s Historical Centre and its Functional Transformation

Boris Burcin, Tomáš Kučera

174-188
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Local Governments and School Segregation in Budapest

Iván Bajomi

189-208
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A Conflicting Local Government System: Problems Related to the Public Administration System of Budapest

Tamás M. Horváth

209-217
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Urban Renewal in Vienna

Heinz Fassmann, Gerhard Hatz

218-236
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Tertiarization, Gentrification and Marginalization – The Voltaire District in Lyon

Bruno Voisin

237-252
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List of authors

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253
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Publisher information, previous editions

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254-257
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