Results 241 to 250 of about 2,559,715 (278)
Some of the next articles are maybe not open access.
Britain’s place in Europe’s population
1999Abstract Most papers in this book are dedicated to new developments in population and households in Britain. This paper has a different focus-to put Britain’s demography in the context of the rest of Europe. Throughout the 1990s, Europe has seldom been off the front pages.
David Coleman, Tarani Chandola
openaire +1 more source
Une place singulière en Europe
Revue Projet, 2003Resumé Les campagnes françaises ont concentré sur elles une charge symbolique unique qui fait d’elles, de leurs habitants et de leurs productions l’un des objets des passions françaises. Siège principal pendant huit siècles de l’activité économique, y compris manufacturière, le monde rural est porteur d’une forte dimension identitaire.
openaire +3 more sources
Modern Europe: Place, Culture and Identity
The Geographical Journal, 1999Introduction - modern Europe, fracture and faults. Part 1 Europe and Europeaness: the past in Europe's present diversity and the structure of place. Part 2 The past in the present - the present in the past: economies in space and time, economic geopgraphies of development and underdevelopment and the historical geographies of modernization war and the ...
Alan Dingsdale, Brian Graham
openaire +1 more source
New Europe: place(s) without a sense of place?
Architectural Design, 2006AbstractThe 10 new member states of Europe are united by no more than historic synchronicity ‐ a single point of entry into the EU in May 2004. Guest‐editor Valentina Croci introduces this title of AD by explaining both the circumstances that some of these countries share, particularly those of the ex‐Soviet bloc, but also the very different conditions
openaire +1 more source
1999
The early modern period has been traditionally seen by Europeans as the first great age in which Europe reached out beyond its geographical boundaries to trade with and ultimately colonise the non-European world. For many historians it was this very expansionism which distinguished the early modern period from what went before.
openaire +1 more source
The early modern period has been traditionally seen by Europeans as the first great age in which Europe reached out beyond its geographical boundaries to trade with and ultimately colonise the non-European world. For many historians it was this very expansionism which distinguished the early modern period from what went before.
openaire +1 more source
PLACE MARKETING IN SHRINKING EUROPE: SOME GEOGRAPHICAL NOTES
Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2011ABSTRACTOne third of Europe's regions is confronted with a shrinking population: they are losing inhabitants due to ageing, low fertility and brain drain. To turn the tide, many local authorities invest in place marketing aimed at attracting new residents and firms. This paper deals with the question as to how useful place marketing to beat demographic
openaire +3 more sources
Cross-Border Place Branding in Europe
2015In recent years, Europe has seen a strong increase in cross-border cooperation. Under different headings, most commonly the Euregion, cross-border partnerships are being set up in all member states of the EU and beyond. This trend is hailed as the regionalization of Europe, or the rise of the region state, and is actively supported by EU initiatives ...
Jan-Jelle Witte, Erik Braun
openaire +1 more source
Where is Europe's place in space?
Space Policy, 1991Abstract The former Director-General of ESA reviews how Europe got to where it now is in space and highlights the major issues likely to affect it at the moment before discussing the decisions he believes must be made to ensure continuing European succuss in space.
openaire +1 more source
Abstract Ambiguities regarding Europe’s geographical frontiers with Asia are diverse and long-standing and affected how European writers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries described Europe as a musical place and space. These authors’ inclusion or exclusion of various communities depended on religious and political factors that ...
openaire +1 more source
openaire +1 more source
Place Branding and Nonstandard Regionalization in Europe
2015Place branding might, could, and maybe even should play a central role in urban and regional governance. The vantage point of this chapter is that every place is a brand and that the processes of nonstandard regionalization that can be witnessed all over Europe create new places and, thus, new place brands.
openaire +2 more sources