Gyorgy Enyedi
Biographic Data
| ID | 1028549 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gyorgy Enyedi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gyorgy |
| FAMILY NAME | Enyedi |
| SIGNATURE | ENYEDI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Regional Studies |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 42 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 72 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 42 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
A városnövekedés szakaszai – újragondolva
Három évtizede dolgoztam ki a modern urbanizáció szakaszos jellegének globális (az egész Földön érvényesülő) modelljét. Az elmúlt három évtized, a globalizáció kibontakozása nagyon sok változást hozott a világgazdaság települési térkapcsolataiban. Indokolt tehát újragondolni: érvényes-e még az urbanizációs szakaszok korábbi jellemzése és egymást követő világméretű megjelenése? A tanulmány azt bizonyítja, hogy az alapkoncepció továbbra is érvényes…
A mélyhűtött szuburbanizációtól a globalizáció csapdáin át a regionális tudomány igazságkereséséig Interjú Enyedi György akadémikussal
Az orosz város
A cikk azt a feltételezést vizsgálja, hogy az orosz urbanizáció minden korban sajátos, endogén pályát követett. Ennek bizonyítására áttekinti a városhálózat kibontakozásának s működésének folyamatát a kezdetektől 1917-ig; jellemzi a szovjet időszakot (amidőn a mai városhálózat zöme kialakult) és a posztszovjet időszakot. Valószínűsíti, hogy az orosz urbanizáció továbbra is sajátos pályán haladva követi az európai urbanizáció szakaszait
Regional changes in the urban system and governance responses in Hungary
This article aims, first, to define the nature of regional changes in the Hungarian urban system over the past two decades and the mechanism of the processes responsible for these. Secondly, it examines how these changes affected urban governance and how they influenced the urbanisation processes, as well as conflicts arising from differences in the pace of urbanisation and changes in governance, the diverse nature and possible conflicts of inter…
A kínai város
A tartósan gyorsan növekedő és felzárkózó kínai gazdaság, ennek látványos városföldrajzi következményei – hatvan városnak van 1 milliónál több lakosa – világszerte hatalmas szakmai érdeklődést vált ki. E tanulmány fő kérdése: a mai kínai városfejlődés mennyire endogén, az évezredes kínai urbanizáció hagyományait folytató folyamat, s mennyire simul be a globalizáció városfejlődési folyamataiba? A vizsgálat következtetése, hogy a kínai urbanizáció …
A társadalomföldrajz és a regionális tudomány. Hozzászólás Probáld Ferenc cikkéhez
Germuska Pál: Indusztria bűvöletében
Applied human geography and ethics from an east central European perspective
Drawing on east central European, mainly Hungarian, experience, this paper views—from a different angle—some of the issues raised in international literature in connection with the ethics of applied human geography, and raises new ones. Citing a few examples of various personal, institutional and political economic ‘terrains’ within geography, it intends to underscore the importance of the issue of ‘what kind of geography and what kind of geograp…
Globalizáció és a magyar területi fejlődés
Hungarian regional development had been suddenly exposed to the effects of globalization as post socialist transition put the country back in to a market economy. The country' s economy has moved quite succesfully towards the knowledge-based economy, and this restructuring made regional inequalities much stronger. A smaller part of the country – first of all the Budapest agglomeration then cities along the Budapest Vienna and the Budapest–Balaton…
A sikeres város
Recently, each urban seftlement is involved in the international competition of cities. This rivalry is stimulated by structural changes in the world economy, globalisation, and the unravelling international integration. Under these circumstances, success of cities rests on local human resources, flow of information and propensity of local economy for innovation
Bevezető
Városverseny, várospolitika, városmarketing
The transition of post-socialist cities
After World War II, the European semi-periphery—southern, Mediterranean and the eastern one—underwent rapid industrialization and urbanization. During this process. East-Central European socialist countries also replicated the forms—but not the social content and mechanism—of earlier Western European urbanization. Post-socialist transition has introduced important changes into urban processes as follows: (a) growing inequalities; (b) development …
Land tenure and property development in Eastern Europe
Budapest and the European metropolitan integration
Budapest: A Central European Capital
Traces the historical development of Budapest over a 2000 year period--from its emergence as an important European capital during the Middle Ages to its changing geopolitical role after World War II. Focuses on such key themes as the role of geographical location in various stages of urban development, environmental problems, demographic patterns and the impact of industrialization. Concludes with an examination of Budapest's long-term master pla…
Budapest az európai nagyvárosi rendszerben
During the last decades an integrated, transnational metropolitan system has developed in Europe. The bakcbone of this system has been formed by West-European areas. At present, Mediterranean metropolises – as Madrid, Barcelona and Lisboa – are joining the urban core of Europe. In Central Europe, this urban core has already an outer ring: Munich, Zurich, Milan and Vienna. This paper analyzes the possibilities of the Hungarian capital to join the …
Szép-e a kicsi
Rural enterprise. Shifting perspectives on small-scale production
Urbanisation in East Central Europe: Social Processes and Societal Responses in the State Socialist Systems
The paper analyses the changes in the production system and their effects during the socialist era. The author states that European spatial forms of urban development were propagated in East Central Europe during the last 40 years as a consequence of (a) general industrialisation, (b) urban planning which aimed at 'catching up with the West' and (c) the strength of informal society which continued to express traditional urban values
Specific urbanization in East-Central Europe
East-Central Europe: A European region
Van-e szocialista urbanizáció
Szépülő múlt. Megjegyzések Andrásfalvy Bertalan „Néphagyomány és önkormányzat” c. írásához
gymlcsztetni az jraled helyi nkormnyzatok er stsben. Az egy teleplsen l k kzs rdeknek kpviselete, s a teleplsen belli rdekklnbsgek egyeztetse nehz mestersg
Kísértet-história
va inti a hazai regionlis kutatkat a nyugat-eurpai orszgokban keletkez elmleti munkk szolgai msolstl
Rural geography — An introductory survey
Specific urbanization in East-Central Europe
Rural Public Services: International Comparisons
Budapest: A Central European Capital
Traces the historical development of Budapest over a 2000 year period--from its emergence as an important European capital during the Middle Ages to its changing geopolitical role after World War II. Focuses on such key themes as the role of geographical location in various stages of urban development, environmental problems, demographic patterns and the impact of industrialization. Concludes with an examination of Budapest's long-term master pla…
Urbanisation in East Central Europe: Social Processes and Societal Responses in the State Socialist Systems
The paper analyses the changes in the production system and their effects during the socialist era. The author states that European spatial forms of urban development were propagated in East Central Europe during the last 40 years as a consequence of (a) general industrialisation, (b) urban planning which aimed at 'catching up with the West' and (c) the strength of informal society which continued to express traditional urban values
East-Central Europe: A European region
Rural enterprise. Shifting perspectives on small-scale production
Budapest and the European metropolitan integration
Urban Development in the USA and Hungary
The Changing Face of Agriculture in Eastern Europe
ASTERN Europe as a political-geographical unit first appeared on the map of Europe after World War II. It comprises eight countriesAlbania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Rumania, and Yugoslavia-with a total area of 492,000 square miles and roughly 120 million inhabitants. Although it occupies only a small part of the globe, it has great political and economic importance: both World Wars began in Eastern Europe. The eigh…
Rural Development Issues in Industrialized Countries
Small City and Rural Governance: The Changing Environment
Hungary: An Economic Geography
The Changing Face of Agriculture in Eastern Europe
ASTERN Europe as a political-geographical unit first appeared on the map of Europe after World War II. It comprises eight countriesAlbania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Rumania, and Yugoslavia-with a total area of 492,000 square miles and roughly 120 million inhabitants. Although it occupies only a small part of the globe, it has great political and economic importance: both World Wars began in Eastern Europe. The eigh…
International geographical union European Regional Conference, Hungary, 1971
Geographical research institute of the Hungarian academy of sciences
Rural geography — An introductory survey
The value of agricultural land
Hungary: Geographical Studies
Hungary: An Economic Geography
Development of Settlement Systems
Urban Development in the USA and Hungary
IGU commission on rural development: International symposium
Development of Settlement Systems
Small City and Rural Governance: The Changing Environment
Rural Public Services: International Comparisons
Kísértet-história
va inti a hazai regionlis kutatkat a nyugat-eurpai orszgokban keletkez elmleti munkk szolgai msolstl
Köszöntjük az olvasót
A világ fővárosai
Az innovációk térbeli terjedése a magyar mezőgazdaságban
Az innovcik trbeli terjedse HGERSTRAND hres knyvnek megjelense (azaz 35 v) ta fontos terlete a
Rural Development Issues in Industrialized Countries
Szépülő múlt. Megjegyzések Andrásfalvy Bertalan „Néphagyomány és önkormányzat” c. írásához
gymlcsztetni az jraled helyi nkormnyzatok er stsben. Az egy teleplsen l k kzs rdeknek kpviselete, s a teleplsen belli rdekklnbsgek egyeztetse nehz mestersg
Van-e szocialista urbanizáció
Specific urbanization in East-Central Europe
East-Central Europe: A European region
Budapest az európai nagyvárosi rendszerben
During the last decades an integrated, transnational metropolitan system has developed in Europe. The bakcbone of this system has been formed by West-European areas. At present, Mediterranean metropolises – as Madrid, Barcelona and Lisboa – are joining the urban core of Europe. In Central Europe, this urban core has already an outer ring: Munich, Zurich, Milan and Vienna. This paper analyzes the possibilities of the Hungarian capital to join the …
Szép-e a kicsi
Rural enterprise. Shifting perspectives on small-scale production
Geography (23 works) · Hungarian Social, Economic and Educational Studies (23 works) · Political science (20 works) · Economic geography (15 works) · Regional science (12 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (12 works) · Business (11 works) · Economics (10 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Economic system (6 works)