Former state-socialist cities were described by the literature as compact and relatively dense
urban forms. However, the political transition of 1989–90 has changed the spatial …

For years the scholars of urban studies ignored the issue of existence of growth machines in
post-Communist cities. Nevertheless, this phenomenon has existed in post-Communist …

In this paper, a comparison is made between two post-socialist countries (Slovenia and
Croatia), namely, their capital cities (Ljubljana and Zagreb). The research aims to establish …

In the post-socialist and transition period, Croatia and especially its capital city Zagreb have
experienced many physical transformations of space but, most of all, remarkable social …

The aim of the article is to review the situation in terms of changes in the population of large
cities in Central and East-Central Europe. Cities with a population above 300,000 …

The quality of life and housing can be examined at two levels: the objective and the
subjective level. This paper studies how residents evaluate the quality of housing in their …

Az elmúlt évtizedekben a globalizáció erősödésével, a termelő társadalom egyfajta háttérbe
szorulásával, a technológiai forradalom térnyerésével, az életmódbeli és kulturális …

With the fall of the Communist Regimen in the Western Balkans Region, governance politics
regarding urban and spatial planning processes led to significant changes in several …

Informal urbanization is often viewed as being confined to the Global South, and yet informal
approaches to building have existed across the globe in various forms throughout history …

Milan Bandić (Grude, 22. studenoga 1955.–Zagreb, 28. veljače 2021.[2]), bio je hrvatski
političar, gradonačelnik Zagreba. Gradonačelnik je bio gotovo neprekidno od 2000. i 2021 …