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ZÁHRADKÁRSKE OSADY, CHATÁRI A CHALUPÁRI AKO FENOMÉNY URBANIZÁCIE

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Beňušková Z.

Studia Historica Nitriensia

2016

tom 20

nr 1

252 – 261

The importance of countryside as a recreation area has risen according to the urbanization process which led to rising number of city population and worsening the quality of environment in the cities. In the countryside area there are many objects of individual recreation – cottages, recreation cottages, gardening houses. The primary goal of owning and making use of objects of individual recreation is the regeneration of physical and mental forces in a more suitable environment.

Green Economy and Sustainable Development: The Vision of Economists

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Dehtyarova I. B. , Kubatko O. V.

Mekhanizm Rehuluvannya Economiky

2013

tom 2 (60)

106-112

The paper analyses the main directions for “green” economy and sustainable development, with special attention being paid to energy efficiency, wind energy, eco-tourism, and the formation of regional recreational facilities. The paper studies the socio-economic problems of sustainable development strategies implementation by enterprises caused by an increased anthropogenic impact on the environment. It highlights the environmental problems, such as water, air and land pollution caused by urbanization, industries, agricultural runoff and improper agricultural practices. It also suggests the directions for successful realization of sustainable development among which recycling, waste management, eco-efficiency increase.

VOLNÝ ČAS JAKO VÝZVA PRO TEOLOGII

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Kaplánek M.

Studia theologica

2011

tom 13

nr 2

97-117

Free time is one of the significant phenomenon of contemporary life. People‘s attitude towards time and leisure is influenced by the Judeo-Christian tradition as well as by contemporary consumer trends. The author builds on the teachings of J. Pieper and R. Bleinstein and seeks to establish the place of leisure in theology. From philosophical reflections about understanding time he moves to topics of social ethics which are linked with the modern concept of leisure. Leisure consequently appears as an area for the realisation of interpersonal relationships as well as for searching for God, as it corresponds with the biblical idea of the Sabbath. At the end of the article the author reflects on pastoral care in the context of a “leisure society”.