Le développement régional en Europe (Publications of the European Coordination Centre for Researc) (French Edition)

Une description du projet ainsi que les résultats des travaux de la première phase sont contenus dans l'ouvrage Les déséquilibres régionaux en Europe, publié en 1968 par le Centre de Vienne, Editions de l'Institut de Sociologie de l'Université libre de Bruxelles (bilingue: anglais et français). ## Pays Région en retard 2

""The unsurpassed heuristic work of medieval German studies - indispensable for all medieval disciplines including even the history of medicine. The work not only extensively documents the current state of research within the defined framework, the changes in the articles between Vol. 1 and Vol. 11 reveal how research and presentation methods have become more precise. That is why this lexicon also has high historical value for the discipline, which would be worth investigating - and this will surely occur one day."
Prof. Dr. Johannes Janota

"This basic, comprehensive reference work on the literature of the medieval German language area has had a sustained impact on medieval research since the publication of the first volume in 1978, e.g. through the obligatory inclusion and presentation of the facts on how these writings were handed down."
Prof. Dr. Kurt Gärtner

With a total of some 5000 alphabetically arranged articles, the 'Dictionary of Authors' presents the whole of medieval German literature. In its organisation, the work carries on from the first edition (1933-1955); it is, however, broader in scope and has been completely reworked by numerous international scholars to represent (and often to establish) the present state of research.

The term 'literature' as used here encompasses all writing with the exception of archival records, and thus includes not only 'belles-lettres' but also practical and occasionally ecclesiastical, legal, historical, scientific, medical, technical and commercial texts. The dictionary contains all known authors writing in German with their works, a broad selection of authors from the German language area writing in Latin, and all prominent anonymous works. Less prominent German anonymous works are included in articles on representative manuscript collections, on the reception of important Latin authors from Antiquity and the Middle Ages in translation, quotation and glossaries, and in some cases feature in wide-ranging thematic overviews. In all the articles, particular importance is attached to an account of the transmission of the works.

Table des matières Introduction Première partie: Rapports généraux de synthèse 1. Caractéristiques économiques des régions en retard 2. Aspects sociologiques des régions en retard 3. Relations entre la planification et la politique économique régionales et la planification et la politique économique nationales 4. Rapports entre les secteurs et les régions 5. Politique régionale et pôles de croissance 6. Intégration économique européenne et développement régional 7. Les problèmes régionaux et l'intégration supranationale 8. Les institutions du régionalisme Deuxième partie: Résumés des rapports nationaux et appendices statistiques Note introductive 1. Autriche: Région sud-orientale 2. Belgique : Liège 3. Bulgarie: Sud-Est Rhodopes 4. Espagne: Les zones en retard de la Catalogne 5. France : Aquitaine 6. Italie : Pouilles 7. Pays-Bas : Noorden des Lands 8. Pologne : Les régions en retard de Legnica-Glogow, de Konin et de Turoszow 9. République Fédérale d'Allemagne: Eifel 10. Suède: Västerbotten 11. Suisse: Fribourg 12. Tchécoslovaquie: Slovaquie orientale 13. Yougoslavie: Monténégro