Differential suburban development in the Prague urban region

Geografiska Annaler, Series B: Human Geography

Volumn 89, Issue 2, 2007, Pages 111-126

  Ouředníček, Martin ^a  

^a CHARLES UNIVERSITY   (Czech Republic)

Author keywords

Migration; Post socialist city; Suburban development; Suburbanization

Indexed keywords

MIGRATION; QUALITY OF LIFE; SETTLEMENT HISTORY; SPATIAL ANALYSIS; SUBURBAN AREA; SUBURBANIZATION; URBAN DEVELOPMENT; URBAN HOUSING;

CENTRAL EUROPE; CZECH REPUBLIC; EURASIA; EUROPE; PRAGUE;

EID: 34249847408     PISSN: 04353684     EISSN: 14680467     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0467.2007.00243.x     Document Type: Article

References (49)

1. BERRY, B.J.L. and KASARDA, J.D. (1977): Contemporary Urban Ecology. Macmillan, New York.
2. BOURNE, L.S. (1976): 'Housing supply and housing market behaviour in residential development', in HERBERT, D. and JOHNSTON, R., (eds): Social Areas in Cities, Volume 1. Wiley, London.
3. BROWN, D.L. and SCHAFFT, K.A. (2002): 'Population deconcentration in Hungary during the post-socialist transformation', Journal of Rural Studies 18 (3): 233-244.
4. CARTER, H. (1995): The Study of Urban Geography. (4th edn). Arnold, London.
5. CHESHIRE, P. (1995): 'A new phase of urban development in Western Europe?The Evidence for the 1980s', Urban Studies 32 (7): 1045-1063.
6. CHESHIRE, P. and HAY, D. (1989): Urban Problems in Western Europe: An Economic Analysis. Unwin Hyman, London.
7. CLAWSON, M. and HALL, P. (1973): Planning and Urban Growth: An Anglo-American Comparison. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD.
8. DOBRINER, W.M. (1960): 'The natural history of a reluctant suburb', in KRAMER, J., (ed.) (1972): North American Suburbs: Politics, Diversity, and Change. Glendessary Press, Berkeley, CA.
9. FISHER, T. (2003): 'Differentiation of growth processes in the peri-urban region: An Australian case study', Urban Studies 40 (3): 551-565.
10. FORD, T. (1999): 'Understanding population growth in the peri-urban region', International Journal of Population Geography 5 (4): 297-311.
11. GEYER, H.S. (2003): 'Differential urbanisation in South Africa - a further exploration', Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 94 (1): 89-99.
12. GEYER, H.S. and KONTULY, T.M. (1993): 'A theoretical foundation for the concept of differential urbanization', International Regional Science Review 17 (2): 157-177.
13. GEYER, H.S. and KONTULY, T.M., (eds) (1996): Differential Urbanization: Integrating Spatial Models. Arnold, London.
14. HALFACREE, K. (2001)T 'Constructing the object: taxonomic practices, "counterurbanisation" and positioning marginal rural settlement', International Journal of Population Geography 7 (6): 395-411.
15. HALL, P. and HAY, D. (1980): Growth Centres in the European Urban System. Heinemann Educational, London.
16. HARTH, A., HERLYN, U. and SCHELLER, G. (1998): 'Segregation in Eastern German cities: Gentrification, downgrading of large estates, and suburbanization', Netherlands Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 13: 421-437.
17. JACKSON, J. (2002): 'Urban sprawl', Urbanismus a územní rozvoj 5: 21-28.
18. KOK, H. (2000): 'Migration from the city to the countryside in Hungary and Poland', GeoJournal 49 (1): 53-62.
19. KOK, H. and KOVÁCS, Z. (1999): 'The process of suburbanization in the agglomeration of Budapest', Netherlands Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 14 (2): 119-141.
20. KONTULY, T. and GEYER, H.S. (2003a): 'Lessons learned from testing the differential urbanisation model', Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 94 (1): 124-128.
21. KONTULY, T. and GEYER, H.S. (2003b): 'Differential urbanisation', Special issue of Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 94 (1).
22. KOVÁCS, Z. (2000): 'Cities from state-socialism to global capitalism: An introduction', GeoJournal 49 (1): 1-6.
23. LEETMAA, K. and TAMMARU, T. (2007): 'Suburbanization in countries in transition: Destinations of suburbanisers in Tallinn metropolitan area', Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 89 (2): 127-146.
24. LINDGREN, U. (2003): 'Who is the counter-urban mover?Evidence from the Swedish urban system 'International Journal of Population Geography 9 (5): 399-418.
25. LUX, M. (2004): 'Housing the poor in the Czech Republic: Prague, Brno and Ostrava', in FEARN, J., (ed.): Too Poor to Move, too Poor to Stay. A Report on Housing in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Serbia. Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative. Open Society Institute, Budapest. (online at http://lgi.osi.hu).
26. MÄDING, H. (2003): 'Migration processes - challenges for German cities', European Journal of Spatial Development 1: 1-13 (online at http://www.nordregio.se).
27. NYSTRÖM, J. (1989): 'From the city to the city's countryside', Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 71 (3): 183-200.
28. OTT, T. (2001): 'From concentration to deconcentration - migration patterns in the post-socialist city', Cities 18 (6): 403-412.
29. OUŘEDNÍČEK, M. (2001): 'Nová sociálně prostorová struktura v zázemí Prahy', in LÉTAL, A., SZCZYRBA, Z. and VYSOUDIL, M., (eds): Česká geografie v období rozvoje informačních technologií. Universita Palackého, Olomouc.
30. OUŘEDNÍČEK, M. (2003): 'Suburbanizace Prahy', Sociologický časopis 39: 235-253.
31. OUŘEDNÍČEK, M. (2005): 'New suburban development in the post-socialist city: The case of Prague', in ECKARDT, F., (ed.): Paths of Urban Transformation. Peter Lang. Frankfurt am Main, pp. 143-156.
32. PUCHER, J. (1999): 'The transformation of urban transport in the Czech Republic, 1988-1998', Transport Policy 6 (4): 225-236.
33. SAVAGE, M. and WARDE, A. (1993): Urban Sociology, Capitalism and Modernity. Continuum, New York.
34. SJÖBERG, Ö. and TAMMARU, T. (1999): 'Transitional statistics: internal migration and urban growth in post-Soviet Estonia', Europe-Asia Studies 51 (5): 821-842.
35. SýKORA, L. (1999): 'Processes of socio-spatial differentiation in post-communist Prague', Housing Studies 14 (5): 679-701.
36. SÝKORA, L. (2002): 'Suburbanizace a její důsledky: výzva pro výzkum, usměrňování rozvoje území a společenskou angažovanost', in SÝKORA, L., (ed.): Suburbanizace a její sociální, ekonomické a ekologické důsledky. Ústav pro ekopolitiku, Praha.
37. SÝKORA, L. and ČERMÁK, Z. (1998): 'City growth and migration patterns in the context of "communist" and "transitory" periods in Prague's urban development', Espace, Populations, Societes 3: 405-416.
38. SÝKORA, L. and OUŘEDNÍČEK, M. (2007): 'Sprawling post-communist metropolis: Commercial and residential suburbanization in Prague and Brno, the Czech Republic', in DIJST, M., RAZIN, E. and VÁZQUEZ, C., (eds): Employment Deconcentration in European Metropolitan Areas: Market Forces versus Planning Regulations. GeoJournal Library 91, Springer, Dordrech, pp. 209-233.
39. SZYMANSKA, D. and MATZAK, A. (2002): 'Urban system and urban population dynamics in Poland', European Urban and Regional Studies 9 (1): 39-46.
40. TAMMARU, T. (2001): 'Suburban growth and suburbanization under central planning: The case of Soviet Estonia', Urban Studies 38 (8): 1341-1357.
41. TAMMARU,ET. and SJÖBERG, Ö. (1999): 'On the move: explaining migration patterns in Estonia during the transition period', International Journal of Population Geography 5 (4): 241-260.
42. TAMMARU, T., KULU, H. and KASK, I. (2004): 'Urbanization, suburbanization, and counterurbanization in Estonia', Eurasian Geography and Economics 45 (3): 212-229.
43. TCRP (2002): Costs of Sprawl - 2000. Transit Cooperative Research Program. Report 74. Transportation Research Board - National Research Council, National Academy Press, Washington, DC.
44. TIMÁR, J. and VÁRADI, M.M. (2001): 'The uneven development of suburbanization during transition in Hungary', European Urban and Regional Studies 8 (4): 349-360.
45. TREIVISH, A., BRADE, I. and NEFEDOVA, T. (2000): 'Russian cities at a crossroads', GeoJournal 49 (1): 115-127.
46. VAN DEN BERG, L., DREWETT, R., KLAASSEN, L.H., ROSSI, A. and VIJVERBERG, C.H.T. (1982): A Study of Growth and Decline. Urban Europe, Vol. 1. Pergamon Press, Oxford.
47. WARNES, A.M. (1994): 'Rities and elderly people: recent population and distributional trends', Urban Studies 31 (4-5): 799-816.
48. WHITE, P. (1984): The West European City: A Social Geography. Longman, London.
49. WIEßNER, R. (2000): 'Urban Development in East Germany - specific features of urban transformation processes', GeoJournal 49 (1): 43-51.