Join us for a thought-provoking lecture that explores how spatial planning systems can be compared across different countries. We’ll examine the reasons behind these comparisons, whether they stem from practical challenges or theoretical insights. We’ll compare and contrast planning features in Central and Eastern European countries, highlighting both their similarities and differences. Based on research from an interdisciplinary team, we’ll discuss the challenges these regions face. This lecture will provide valuable perspectives on the common issues within spatial planning systems, while also connecting them to national contexts. You should not miss this chance to enhance your understanding of comparative planning studies.
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Speaker: Maciej J. Nowak, PhD, Associate Professor at The West Pomeranian University of Technology, Poland
Maciej J. Nowak, PhD, Associate Professor at the West Pomeranian University of Technology, head of the Real Estate Department, member of the Presidium Committee for Spatial Economy and Regional Planning, Polish Academy of Sciences. Author of over 200 works in this field, including more than 30 monographs. Participant of several dozen grants and projects, made for National Science Center, Polish ministries and central institutions and regional/local governments. Member of government teams developing changes in the spatial management system in Poland. Author of recognized legal commentaries on spatial planning regulations. Legal advisor participating in numerous court and administrative cases related to spatial planning. In the implementation of projects and publications, he has an extensive cooperation with representatives of other countries (including the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Latvia, Ghana and Germany).
