From Post-Socialist Transition to Globalisation and Europeanisation? : Metropolitan Developments in Belgrade, Bucharest and Sofia

Göler, Daniel; Lehmeier, Holger

doi:10.20378/irbo-52254

From Post-Socialist Transition to Globalisation and Europeanisation? : Metropolitan Developments in Belgrade, Bucharest and Sofia

Göler, Daniel; Lehmeier, Holger
Source: Ursprünglich in: Univerzitet u Beogradu / Geografski Fakultet: Zbornik radova = Collection of the papers / University of Belgrade. - 60 (2012), S. 33 - 48 (2018)
DOI: 10.20378/irbo-52254

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Faculty/Professorship:	Geographical Migration and Transition Studies
Author(s):	Göler, Daniel ; Lehmeier, Holger
Publisher Information:	Bamberg : opus
Year of publication:	2018
Pages:	15 ; 1 Illustration, 1 Karte
Source/Other editions:	Ursprünglich in: Univerzitet u Beogradu / Geografski Fakultet: Zbornik radova = Collection of the papers / University of Belgrade. - 60 (2012), S. 33 - 48
Year of first publication:	2012
Language(s):	English
DOI:	10.20378/irbo-52254
Licence:	German Act on Copyright
URL:	https://opus4.kobv.de/opus4-bamberg/frontdoor/i...
URN:	urn:nbn:de:bvb:473-opus4-522544
Abstract:	Balkan Metropolises (i.e. Belgrade, Bucharest and Sofia) are the hotspots of economical, social and cultural developments in their nations. Notwithstanding their different histories they faced common processes of restructuring and transition during the last two decades. The focal points of the analysis are the corresponding effects on the urban fabric as well as the functionality of the metropolitan areas in South East Europe.
GND Keywords:	Südosteuropa; Großstadt; Wirtschaftsentwicklung; Geschichte 1998-2018
Keywords:	Urban development, Metropolises, Transition, South-East Europe, Belgrade
DDC Classification:	910 Geography & travel
RVK Classification:	RP 10633
Type:	Article
URI:	https://fis.uni-bamberg.de/handle/uniba/44040
Year of publication:	5. October 2018