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Laila Kule

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Planning Control on the Northern European Periphery

2010

From different pasts and currently different connections to EU, Latvia and Norway in the last few years have created new legal frameworks for their national planning systems and hence for planning control. This paper explores similarities and differences between these two planning control systems and related tendencies in the revision of planning legislation adopted in recent times. Methodologically, the study makes a distinction between acting organizational subjects and the rules of the game that affect their performance. Together with the planning organization, such formal institutional factors indicate modes of planning control as well as possibilities for creating coherence across plan…

Consistency (negotiation)EconomyPolitical scienceGeography Planning and DevelopmentControl (management)Regional scienceLegislationLand-use planningNational planningCoherence (linguistics)European Planning Studies
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Urban-rural Interactions in Latvia

2010

Policies and plans for rural areas tend to start by assuming that they are separate and distinctive from urban areas, and that this distinctiveness is more important than any of their other characteristics. Laila Kule argues that this introduces an unwelcome hierarchy in regional development priorities, and shows how Latvia has attempted to build on connectivity rather than difference in urban-rural development.

HierarchyGeographyPolymers and PlasticsRegional developmentbusiness.industryEnvironmental resource managementRegional scienceOptimal distinctiveness theoryRural areabusinessGeneral Environmental ScienceRegional Insights
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