Ali zapostavljeno podeželje Mestne občine Koper prevzema odgovornost za svoj lastni razvoj?

Abstract

Članek se navezuje na drugo in tretje poglavje Mlinarjeve knjige Življenjsko okolje v globalni informacijski dobi. Prva knjiga. Prostorsko-časovna organizacija bivanja na primeru razvojnega projekta Šmarje - Vrata v osrčje Slovenske Istre. Izkušnje projekta potrjujejo prispevek sodobnih informacijsko-komunikacijskih tehnologij kot tudi osebnih stikov (dnevne delovne migracije, prostočasne dejavnosti meščanov na bližnjem podeželju) k ozaveščanju prebivalcev podeželja o lastni odgovornosti za razvoj lokalne skupnosti. Izkušnje v izvajanju projekta so tudi pritrdile Mlinarjevi tezi o nujnosti večnivojskega povezovanja in partnerskega reševanja zadev. Samo deloma pa je bila potrjena Mlinarjeva teza o preusmeritvi k vsakdanjemu urbanizmu, ki brez sodelovanja strokovnjakov in brez določenih strokovnih znanj vseh udeležencev ne more zagotoviti optimalnih prostorskih ureditev širše podeželske skupnosti. Interdisciplinarni pristop in medsektorsko usklajevanje sta osnovi trajnostnega/vzdržnega razvoja tako na lokalni, pokrajinski in državni ravni.

Keywords

Globalizacija;Podeželje;Trajnostni razvoj;Participacija;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2010
Typology:	1.02 - Review Article
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	Fakulteta za sociologijo, politične vede in novinarstvo v Ljubljani
UDC:	711.4:502.131.1(497.4Koper)
COBISS:	29482589
ISSN:	0040-3598
Parent publication:	Teorija in praksa
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Is the neglected countryside of city municipality of Koper taking responsibility for its own development?
Secondary abstract:	The paper refers to the second and third chapters of Mlinar's book "Living environment in the global information age. Volume 1. Spatio-temporal organisation of living" based on the "Šmarje - The door to the heart of Slovenian Istria" development project. The experience of the project proves the contribution of modern information-communication technologies as well as personal contacts (daily work migrations, leisure activities of urban dwellers in nearby rural areas) in raising the awareness of rural residents about their own responsibility for developing their local community. The project experience also supports Mlinar's thesis about the need for multi-level connections and problem-solving on the basis of a multi-level partnership. However, Mlinar's thesis about the orientation to everyday urban planning which, without the participation of professionals and without at least some professional knowledge of all the participants, cannot produce the optimal spatial arrangements. An interdisciplinary approach and inter-sectoralco-ordination represents the basis of sustainable development on local, regional and state levels.
Secondary keywords:	Globalisation;Countryside;Sustainable development;Participation;
URN:	URN:NBN:SI
Type (COBISS):	Not categorized
Pages:	str. 550-563
Volume:	ǂLetn. ǂ47
Issue:	ǂšt. ǂ2/3
Chronology:	mar.-jun. 2010
Keywords (UDC):	the arts;recreation;entertainment;sport;umetnost;razvedrilo;zabava;šport;physical planning;regional;town and country planning;landscapes;parks;gardens;urejanje prostora;urejanje pokrajin;mest in podeželja;pokrajine;parki;vrtovi;principles and practice of physical planning;regional;town and country planning;načela in praksa urejanja prostora;urejanje pokrajin;mest in podeželja;mathematics;natural sciences;naravoslovne vede;matematika;the environment and its protection;varstvo okolja;
ID:	1470192