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Katarzyna Janiszewska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.21.03

Vol. no: 21

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The purpose of the article is to show the activities and the ways and extent of involvement of different types of stakeholders in the process of branding the region abroad. For this purpose, semi-structured individual interviews were conducted with one employee of each of the selected five regional offices in Brussels. The essence and motives for branding the region, the perceptions of the role of the regional offices and the ways in which stakeholder groups are involved in the process were analyzed.

Katarzyna Janiszewska, Kreowanie marek regionów za granicą przez różne grupy interesariuszy na przykładzie wybranych polskich województwPobierz

Monika Słupińska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.21.02

Vol. no: 21

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Cohesion policy plays a key role for the dynamics of the European integration process, and is in a sense a “barometer” of the strength and direction of this process, around which the European debate has been taking place in recent years. This policy in the current programming period (2014-2020) has a clear “territorial dimension,” i.e. it allows the nature of support to be tailored to the peculiarities and needs of specific territories.

Monika Słupińska, Terytorialny paradygmat rozwoju w praktycePobierz

Adriana Barbara Cieślak

DOI: 10.21858/msr.21.01

Vol. no: 21

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In 2017, the Editorial Team of the scientific periodical MAZOWSZE Regional Studies faced a serious challenge. The interest in our journal among authors and readers from various scientific backgrounds, as well as among practitioners involved in spatial development and public policy, confirmed our conviction that what we do is important, but it also became a starting point for undertaking changes that must be aimed at developing and expanding our activities.

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Alina Potrykowska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.20.10

Vol. no: 20

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Mazowieckie Voivodeship is the largest voivodeship in Poland in terms of area and population. In 2015, it covered an area of 35.6 thousand square kilometers (11.4% of the country’s area), which was inhabited by 5349.1 thousand people, or 13.9% of Poland’s total population.

Alina Potrykowska, Sytuacja demograficzna województwa mazowieckiegoPobierz

Paulina Legutko-Kobus

DOI: 10.21858/msr.20.09

Vol. no: 20

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When we think of Moldova, what often comes to mind is a poor country torn by the ambitions of politicians between the influence of the EU and Russia. Moldova is a small country of 33,800 square kilometers, with a population of about 3.5 million people (58.1% of whom live in rural areas), located in southeastern Europe, which borders Romania to the west and Ukraine on the other sides.

Paulina Legutko-Kobus, Programowanie i wdrażanie rozwoju regionalnego w Mołdawii – kilka refleksji z projektów realizowanych w latach 2015–2016Pobierz

Adam Molecki

DOI: 10.21858/msr.20.08

Vol. no: 20

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The article presents selected aspects of the implementation of the Intelligent Transport System in Wroclaw. It shows the emphasis that city authorities have put on coordinating investments related to relieving the transportation system of vehicular traffic and privileging streetcars. Also highlighted is how a change in the perception of public transportation was achieved – from a nuisance to a relatively convenient way of making journeys in the city.

Adam Molecki, Wdrażanie Inteligentnych Systemów Transportowych (ITS) w kontekście polityki transportowej aglomeracji miejskiej na przykładzie WrocławiaPobierz

Dariusz Wołodźko

DOI: 10.21858/msr.20.07

Nr woluminu: 20

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The Municipality of the City of Gdansk in 2009-2015 implemented four revitalization projects in the districts: Dolne Miasto, Dolny Wrzeszcz, Nowy Port and Letnica. The realized projects concerned both investment and so-called soft activities, i.e. those concerning the social sphere.

Dariusz Wołodźko, Przepis na sukces, czyli jak zrewitalizowano Dolne Miasto w GdańskuPobierz

Marta Bohdziewicz-Lulewicz

DOI: 10.21858/msr.20.06

Vol. no: 20

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The purpose of this article is to present the arguments behind the thesis that social economy initiatives have socio-economic benefits that are felt at the local and regional levels. These benefits are discussed through an analysis of the functions of social economy, understood as important goals, from the point of view of regional development policy, using the example of the project entitled “Academy of Social Economy Development”, implemented by the Regional Center for Social Policy in Cracow in the Małopolska voivodeship, in 2008-2015.

Marta Bohdziewicz-Lulewicz, Wzmacnianie funkcji ekonomii społecznej z poziomu regionu. Rozważania na przykładzie założeń i efektów projektu Regionalnego Ośrodka Polityki Społecznej w Krakowie pn. „Akademia Rozwoju Ekonomii Społecznej”Pobierz

Agata Wereszczyńska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.20.05

Vol. no: 20

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The article presents the multifaceted and interdisciplinary work of the architect and visual artist – Wladyslaw Sowicki. The purpose of the study is to present Sowicki’s artistic activity in the field of architecture and applied art, to analyze the development of the architect’s design activity over the course of the 1930s and the post-war years, until 1954, and to introduce the designer’s silhouette. The work is divided into an introduction outlining the historical situation, which is an integral background for the development of design arts in Poland, two chapters describing the architect’s pre- and post-war activities, and a conclusion.

Agata Wereszczyńska, Architektura i sztuka stosowana w przed- i powojennych projektach Władysława Sowickiego – ewolucja styluPobierz