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Krzysztof Opolski, Marcin Dwórznik

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The article addresses the issue of cooperation between the education system and the economy at all levels of education: elementary and junior high school education, secondary education and higher education. The article, on the one hand, indicates the reasons why it is important for the education system to cooperate with the economy; on the other hand, it indicates the areas in which this cooperation should take place.

Krzysztof Opolski, Marcin Dwórznik, Współpraca systemu edukacji z gospodarkąPobierz

Krystyna Gutowska, Zbigniew Kobyliński

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Cultural heritage management is a separate part of the discipline known as cultural resource management. Its subject is the protection and use for the public good of cultural heritage, that is, the remnants and memories that bind us to our past, found in the landscape, art, language or traditions. This field of research and practical action emerged – in parallel – in the United States of America and Great Britain in the 1970s.

Krystyna Gutowska, Zbigniew Kobyliński, Zarządzanie dziedzictwem kulturowym – nowa dziedzina nauczania akademickiego i badań naukowychPobierz

Renata Pałka

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The Lisbon Strategy is the main instrument of EU policy. Economic growth and job creation are the most important goals after 2000. EU structural reforms have been subordinated to these goals. In some areas, significant changes are evident in the way EU member states operate. For the first time, after being admitted to the EU, the member states (especially the 12 NMS) were obliged to develop and implement strategies (NRPs and NSRFs) in line with EU goals.

Renata Pałka, Realizacja Strategii Lizbońskiej w latach 2000–2010Pobierz

Mazowsze Studia Regionalne editorial board

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It is with great pleasure that I would like to recommend to the readers the sixth issue of our Mazovian scientific periodical entitled Mazovian Regional Studies. Although it is gaining popularity among both authors and recipients, let me once again remind you for what purpose the authorities of the Mazovian Voivodeship Self-Government established this publication.

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Czesław Marcinkowski

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The issues of local communities are reflected in various publications and are receiving increasing interest and recognition from an ever-widening circle of local residents. Having a publishing title that speaks about the socio-historical and economic problems of the past, points to past achievements and presents people of merit in the region is an extremely important element in strengthening local social awareness.

Czesław Marcinkowski, Rocznik OtwockiPobierz

Magdalena Staniszewska

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Professor Jerzy Lempicki’s long-awaited monumental work Herbarz szlachty powiatu sierpeckiego, which is the fourth part of the Mazovian Herbarium, has just been published. It can certainly be said of the book that it is the crowning achievement of all the publications published in Sierpc this year.

Magdalena Staniszewska, Herbarz szlachty powiatu sierpeckiego profesora Jerzego Łempickiego – ukoronowanie sierpeckich publikacji 2008 rokuPobierz

Roman Szul

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At the end of 2009, the Polish Civic Forum and the Institute for Market Economy Research published a publication that was small in size (140 pages), but important in content, entitled How to make regions the engines of Poland’s development and modernization. The publication mainly contains the texts of speeches at a conference organized by the Polish Senate on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the new voivodeships (also known as regions) and the 20th anniversary of democracy in Poland.

Roman Szul, Polskie regiony jako motory rozwoju. Refleksje wokół publikacji Jak uczynić regiony motorami rozwoju i modernizacji PolskiPobierz

Krzysztof Mączewski, Aneta Staniewska, Paweł Soczewski

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The Mazovian Spatial Information System (MSIP) was created by a decision of the Board of Directors of the Mazovian Voivodeship as an element of the implementation of the state and European Union policy in the field of information society. The first stage of the creation of this system began in 2000 and included research and development work included in the targeted project entitled Spatial Database System for the Mazowieckie Voivodeship. These activities were aimed at developing a methodology for creating spatial databases for the Mazowieckie Voivodeship and proposing a concept for the Database System.

Krzysztof Mączewski, Aneta Staniewska, Paweł Soczewski, Mazowiecki System Informacji PrzestrzennejPobierz