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Entropy in regional analysis

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Czyz T. , Hauke J.

Quaestiones Geographicae

2015

tom 34

nr 4

Regional inequalities within the Visegrad group over the years 2000–2018

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Neszmélyi G. I. , Vinogradov S. , Nagy H.

European Spatial Research and Policy

2022

tom 29

nr 1

5-24

In the present study the authors examined the spatial disparities of the Visegrad four countries to see whether the lasting cooperation of the four countries resulted in harmonious economic development or increasing gaps between the years 2000 and 2018. Based on the research results it can be concluded that regional disparities between core and periphery regions of V4 countries still have not been eliminated to a significant extent. Despite the fact that the Visegrad Group has been in the EU for 18 years, the catching-up of its regions occurred with various speed, and no harmonised development can be observed within the Group.

Policy Implementation: Expedition of Development Potential and Inequality in the Southern Region of West Java, Indonesia

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Undang G. , Rizal A. , Eny N. R.

tom 17

1-105

This paper is a summary of the expedition in Southern West Java (SWJ) during our tenure as expert staff of the Senator - a member of the Regional Representative Council of the Republic of Indonesia (DPD RI) in 2009-2014 - and when we served in the Southern West Java Regional Development Agency (BPW Jabsel) 2014-2019. The aim is to find out the implementation of government policies in developing the potential of SWJ's natural resources, especially in the fields of tourism, agriculture, plantations, and livestock as well as the potential of water resources for electrical energy. Based on observations during the expedition, the potential of these natural resources has not been managed optimally, and infrastructure disparities are still experienced in SWJ, far behind when compared to the Western West Java (WWJ), Central West Java (CJW), Northern West Java (NWJ) Regions. To minimize this inequality – conceptually – we offer three frameworks for developing three regional growth centers (PPW) in SWJ, namely PPW Palabuanratu, PPW Rancabuaya, and PPW Pangandaran to make the three areas agropolitan and minapolitan (marine). The photo shows some of the potentials, disparities, disaster threats, and the framework for developing potential SWJs.