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 Japanisch-Deutsches
Zentrum Berlin (Ed.)
The Future of Peripheries
A European-Japanese Conference on Forgotten
Territories in Japan and Europe 19-21 September 2007
2008 • ISBN 978-3-89129-950-0 • 173 p.,
Pb., 32 Ill. • EUR 35,20
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documentation (Vol. 10)
The papers in this publication are based on presentations
given during the symposium. They give empirical evidence of regional decline
in selected peripheries of Japan and Europe and describe the economic and
political challenges local and regional governments are facing, as well as
showing ways and means to address such challenges at various parts of
government. The case-study reports from Japan and Europe made it clear that
in times of globalization and structural change, peripheries and the people
living and working in the peripheries of the two macro-regions, are not
forgotten and that policy makers are well aware of the problems. The
discussions confirmed that in market economies and without strong
intervention of the public sector, there are no easy recipes to stop
territorial concentration in metropolitan regions and to stabilize local and
regional economies in the periphery.
Contents
Friederike Bosse: Foreword • Klaus R. Kunzmann: Foreword
• Kurokawa Takeshi: National Land Development in Transition. Metropolitan
Polarization and Spatial Division Revisited • Gerhard Steintjes: Spatial
Planning in the Capital Region Berlin and Brandenburg • Manfred Sinz: From
Metropolitan Regions to Communities of Responsibility • Winfried Flüchter:
Shrinking Cities in Japan and Germany: A Comparative View • Hori Hajimu:
Remote Islands, Forgotten Territories of Japan • Murakami Kayo:
Community-Based Social Care Network: Lessons from Rural Hokkaid ō,
Japan • Michael I. Luger and Nicholas C. Maynard: Information and
Communication Technology and the Places Left Behind • Graeme Purves: How
Scotland Plans for the Periphery • Enokido Keisuke: Problems and
Achievements of Rural Development in Japan: Okinawa’s Case • Wilhelm Benfer:
Regional Development in Brandenburg in Times of Scarce Resources: The Case
of Barnim County • Goto Haruhiko: Tourism Policies for Rural Regions in
Japan • Andrew K Copus: European Peripherality: A Slippery Concept and a
Moving Target • Onishi Takashi: Demographic Decline and Strategic Regional
Development in the Peripheries of Japan • Klaus R. Kunzmann: Forgotten
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