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• Selected structural information on spatial planning studies at German universities

  Markus Schöfer

  533–539

  2008-11-30

• The Bologna approval and potential consequences for planning education in Germany

  Klaus R. Kunzmann

  498–507

  2008-11-30

• Spatial planning in the future Requirements, topics and tasks from the point of view of planning practices

  Axel Priebs, Holger Gnest

  486–497

  2008-11-30

• Think global, act local — and benefit? Impacts of local-authority measures on climate protection

  Hauke von Seht

  205–215

  2001-03-31

• Transport-bound mobility and settlement structures in the context of the sustainable spatial development of metropolitan regions

  Arnd H. Motzkus

  192–204

  2001-03-31

• GIS application in Land-level spatial planning With special reference to the spatial planning register for Saxony-Anhalt

  Peter Bauch, Norbert Schauerte Lüke

  173–183

  2001-03-31

• The geography of patents The spatial distribution of inventiveness in Germany

  Siegfried Greif

  142–153

  2001-03-31

• Landscape as a soft locational factor The development of guidelines, targets and project-based proposals for action to secure and develop aesthetic landscape qualities

  Verena Mayer, Mark Schlick, Martin Groeger

  131–141

  2001-03-31

• Regionalisation as a Contribution to Sustainable Development in the Field of Industrial Production An analytical raster for the identification of barriers

  Sven Graehl, Wolf Fichtner, Otto Rentz

  29–38

  2001-01-31

• Environmental problems in an industrial agglomeration Strategies for solutions from natural science and socio-economic implications at the University of Cologne the special research area 419

  Jürgen Friedrichs

  499–511

  2000-11-30

• Approaches to environmental impact assessment (EIA) for plans and programmes in the federal republic of Germany

  Dieter Wagner

  477–487

  2000-11-30

• Purchasing-power flows in retailing A forecasting model based on gravitation theory

  Ulrich van Suntum

  448–456

  2000-11-30

• Sustainable spatial development: Concept for an interdisciplinary research programme

  Michael Wegener, Klaus Spiekermann

  406–417

  2000-09-30

• Overcoming disparities in transport infrastructure in the reunited Germany between 1990 and 1999

  Hans-Friedrich Eckey, Klaus Horn

  373–381

  2000-09-30

• Problems and approaches to regional development in the European border-region of Saarland/Lorraine/Luxembourg/Rhineland-Palatinate/Walloon

  Peter Moll

  343–355

  2000-07-31

• Co-operative planning of settlements and open spaces in the ‘Regio Unterweser’ A new approach to cross-border co-operation in the area Bremen Lower Saxony

  Ralph Baumheier

  337–342

  2000-07-31

• Prospects for social city development

  Mechthild Renner

  326–336

  2000-07-31

• Endogenous development in peripheral regions: The scope for mobilising endogenous potentials in the West Pomerania region

  Peter Foißner

  297–306

  2000-07-31

• Developments in commuting in the municipalities of Lower Saxony between 1987 and 1998 Housing and work move further apart

  Joey Schaffner

  233–243

  2000-03-31

• Projects and Strategies for developing open spaces in Urban regions The „Green Rings” of Leipzig and Hanover

  Klaus Selle, Heidi Sinning

  222–232

  2000-03-31

• Co-ordinating local-authority and private-sector planning A Contribution to regional development at the threshold to the 21st century

  Jens Kollatzsch, Tobias Eisold

  185–200

  2000-03-31

• Planned factory outlet centres in Germany

  Klaus Kleine, Thomas Offermanns

  35–46

  2000-01-31

• Saarland's „Commercial Site Potential Model” A method for the identification and assessment of commercial sites in spatial planning

  Hans-Jörg Domhardt, Jan Hilligardt

  24–34

  2000-01-31

• Between Efficiency and Balance An economics-based perspective on town and country: the example of Switzerland

  Alain Thierstein, Roland Scherer

  13–23

  2000-01-31

• What Contribution can Regional Planning Capable Make to the Implementation of a „Sustainable” Approach to Securing the Supply of Raw Materials? The example of sand and gravel

  Gerald Mühl

  273–283

  1999-07-31