Vloga mednarodnih razvojnih strategij pri oblikovanju regionalnih razvojnih strategij: primer Hokaida
Journal Title: Urbani izziv - Year 2017, Vol 28, Issue 2
Abstract
Nacionalne vlade in mednarodne ustanove v zadnjih desetletjih iščejo načine, kako bi odpravile razlike med posameznimi regijami in revitalizirale tiste, katerih razvoj zaostaja za drugimi. Zamisli o najučinkovitejših načinih za doseganje teh ciljev in njihovi primeri izvirajo iz različnih krajev po svetu, njihov vpliv pa se običajno širi tudi drugam. Zato so procesi, povezani s prenosom politik, izjemno pomembni za regionalni razvoj. Avtor te procese v članku proučuje na primeru japonskega otoka Hokaido, in to v obdobju po drugi svetovni vojni, pri čemer posebno pozornost namenja vlogi treh mednarodnih strategij: modelu, ki ga je razvilo javno ameriško podjetje Tennessee Valley Authority, teoriji polov rasti in teoriji industrijskih grozdov. Z izsledki raziskave opozori na veliko pestrost akterjev, ki sodelujejo pri prenosu politik, analizira procese vključevanja zunanjih zamisli v politiko regionalnega razvoja in pokaže na široko paleto virov, iz katerih se akterji lahko učijo.
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Juha Saunavaara
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- DOI 10.5379/urbani-izziv-2017-28-02-004
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