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• Population development in a prosperous region Immigration and ageing in the stuttgart region

  Simone Plahuta

  121–132

  2004-03-31

• Internal migrations since the unification of Germany

  Claus Schlömer

  96–108

  2004-03-31

• The importance and development of “visions” Conclusions from the “metropolisation” of Shanghai between 1927 and 2002

  Robert Kaltenbrunner

  393–404

  2002-09-30

• Indicator-based controlling of cantonal guiding planning in Switzerland A model for regional planning in Germany?

  Barbara Schultz M.A., Marco Keiner, Willy A. Schmid

  366–376

  2002-09-30

• Strategie Environmental Impact Assessment of transport plans and programmes

  Ulf Surburg

  303–318

  2002-09-30

• Indicators of sustainable development on the local and regional level: Experiences and requirements for further development Results of a national survey

  Ulrich Gehrlein

  239–247

  2002-05-31

• Sustainability in German town and country planning law

  Guy Beaucamp

  232–238

  2002-05-31

• Parametric governance — a new steering mode for spatial planning?

  Marion Cools, Holger Gnest, Dietrich Fürst

  219–231

  2002-05-31

• On the relationship between EU regional policy and national regional development aid im Rahmen der Bund-Länder-Gemeinschaftsaufgabe „Verbesserung der regionalen Wirtschaftsstruktur” (GA)

  Friedemann Tetsch

  195–208

  2002-05-31

• Between network and organisation The dynamics of achieving continuity in regional Co-operations

  Christian Diller

  146–154

  2002-03-31

• Geographical variations in business start-up activity and chances of survival in Western Germany from 1983 to 1997

  Udo Brixy, Reinhold Grotz

  100–122

  2002-03-31

• The „.de”-Domains and the internet in Germany Regional structures and growth patterns

  Christian Langhagen-Rohrbach

  37–47

  2002-01-31

• The importance of fachhochschulen (Universities of Applied Sciences) for regional economic development Experience from the Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences

  Rüdiger Hamm, Martin Wenke

  28–36

  2002-01-31

• New approaches of visualising the problematic suburban developments Based on a comparative analysis of the “Urban Sprawl” discussion in the US and Germany

  Sabine Wolf, Carsten Hagedorn

  15–27

  2002-01-31

• Prevention of hazardous incidents by urban and regional planning

  Claudia Dinkloh

  185–192

  2004-05-31

• Innovation and consensus — a contradiction? Solution strategies for regional development

  Dietrich Fürst, Jörg Knieling

  280–289

  2004-07-31

• Regional governance in the „shadow of hierarchy” Theoretical reflections and an example from schleswig-holstein

  Christian Diller

  270–279

  2004-07-31

• On the management of land claims through tradable land dedication allowances

  Bernd Hansjürgens, Christoph Schröter

  260–269

  2004-07-31

• A revolving system for commercial sites. Intermunicipal co-operation as an approach to a budget-based strategy for dealing with commercial/industrial land resources An example from the märkischer kreis

  Stefan Greiving, Hans-Peter Neumeyer, Christina Sondermann

  249–259

  2004-07-31

• Evaluations in regional development A neglected challenge for spatial planning

  Thorsten Wiechmann, Markus Beier

  387–396

  2004-11-30

• “Soft” gentrification, increasing student numbers and ethnic concentrations in East German inner-city fringe areas? The case of leipzig

  Karin Wiest, André Hill

  361–374

  2004-11-30

• On the convergence of the National Spatial Planning Policies of France and Germany in the Post-EUREK process The principle of subsidiarity in the debate on the European Constitutional Treaty and its impacts on the formation of a common spatial development policy

  Carl-Heinz David

  11–20

  2005-01-31

• Does the municipal financial system promote a traffic-intensive settlement development of the city regions?

  Jens-Martin Gutsche

  142–153

  2005-03-31

• City and Nature — dichotomy, continuum, social construction?

  Tobias Chilla

  179–188

  2005-05-31

• Organising Capacity — the ability to act at regional level at a time of demographic changes

  Susanne Bieker, Frank Othengrafen

  167–178

  2005-05-31