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Adriana Barbara Cieślak

DOI: 10.21858/msr.23.01

Vol. no: 23

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It is my pleasure to invite you to read the next, the fourth issue of this year’s scientific periodical MAZOWSZE Regional Studies. At the same time, I would like to sincerely thank all our Authors for their excellent, content-rich articles, which not only contribute to the development of science, but also provide real tools that can be applied in practice; all the Reviewers for their diligent work and insightful, constructive comments, allowing the authors to develop their scientific workshop, and all the Readers who, reaching for our publications (both in paper and digital versions), throughout the year gave us energy to act, change and develop.

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Marcin Wajda

DOI: 10.21858/msr.22.09

Vol no: 22

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Increasing investments with the aim to equalise development levels and to encourage regions and cities to create better conditions for their residents activities and to improve their quality of life should be the key response to the challenges that are currently faced by the European Union, also in the context of Brexit.

Marcin Wajda – 12th meeting of the Commission for Territorial Cohesion Policy and EU Budget (COTER)Pobierz

Maciej Sulmicki

DOI: 10.21858/msr.21.09

Vol. no: 21

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Models of mobility and modes of movement are changing with technological developments and the emergence of new solutions for organizing transportation. Mobility is also influenced by factors such as attitudes toward ownership of transportation means, or ways of performing and organizing work, among others, through the development of intermediary platforms between customers and contractors.

Maciej Sulmicki, Mieć czy być w ruchu – IV Światowy Kongres Mobilności WspółdzielonejPobierz

Wojciech Białożyt

DOI: 10.21858/msr.22.08

Vol no: 22

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Digital technologies profoundly influenced social and economic realities, making the world more difficult to govern. These changes reached public administration, including the New Public Management (NPM), a bureaucratic model that evolved from both the new institutional economics and the notion of managerialism, and has been gaining traction in developed countries since the beginning of the 1980s. NPM, which has been based on managerialism, decentralization, de-bureaucratization, privatization and a reduction of size and scope of the administration, passed its peak in the mid-2000s.

Wojciech Białożyt – Digital Era Governance – a new chapter of public management theory and practicePobierz

Maria Bednarek-Szczepańska, Karolina Dmochowska-Dudek

DOI: 10.21858/msr.21.08

Vol. no: 21

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The article presents selected issues of the problem of NIMBY-type conflicts. These are conflicts arising from the opposition of local communities to the location, in the vicinity of their place of residence, of investments perceived by them as a nuisance. A spatial picture of the occurrence of conflicts in Poland (excluding large and medium-sized cities) is presented, resulting from a search of press archives (regional and local press) conducted for the period January 2007 – March 2014.

Maria Bednarek-Szczepańska, Karolina Dmochowska-Dudek, Syndrom NIMBY jako wyzwanie dla jednostek samorządu terytorialnegoPobierz

Mateusz Świerzewski, Paweł Gładysz

DOI: 10.21858/msr.22.07

Vol no: 22

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The goal of the paper is to presents the results of the energy, economic and environmental assessment of biomassfired combined heat and power (BCHP) units cooperating with the district heating system. The mathematical models of both considered BCHP units (with back-pressure and extraction-condensing turbines) have been elaborated and validated with the data from commercially available CHP units.

Mateusz Świerzewski, Paweł Gładysz – Environmental and economic assessment of a biomass-based cogeneration plant: Polish case studyPobierz

Piotr Piekarz

DOI: 10.21858/msr.21.07

Vol. no: 21

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Janusz I Starszy (c.1346-1429), was one of the most prominent Mazovian princes, with a very good reputation in the Chronicle of Jan Długosz. Therefore, local authorities, looking for a local historical figure worthy of commemoration, sometimes decide on Prince Janusz the Elder.

Piotr Piekarz, Upamiętnianie księcia Janusza Starszego a wiedza współczesnego mieszkańca MazowszaPobierz

Agata Wereszczyńska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.22.06

Vol no: 22

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The paper discusses three architectural concepts of exposition pavilions authored by Władysław Sowicki. Each of them represents a different style, but all of them follow the design trends of their time. The first one is the Polish pavilion for the 1937 World Expo in Paris, and as such it alludes to the Polish national style. The second one is another Polish pavilion, this time semi-modernist, designed for the 1939 New York World’s Fair.

Agata Wereszczyńska – Tradition and modernity in Władysław Sowicki’s pre-war architecture of exposition pavilionsPobierz

Wanda Misiak

DOI: 10.21858/msr.21.06

Vol. no: 21

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The publication draws attention to the possibility of taking up and conducting architectural activity in the form of a partnership due to its peculiarities. This type of partnership is designed for the practice of liberal professions. With the practice of a liberal profession (including the profession of an architect) is associated with the risk of making a mistake “in the art” and, consequently, the obligation of compensation, which is a liability of the partnership.

Wanda Misiak, Działalność architektoniczna w formie spółki partnerskiejPobierz