Theoretical aspects of the integrated protection of suburban areas

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Elżbieta Jolanta Bielińska

elzbieta.bielinska@up.lublin.pl

Stanisław Baran

stanislaw.baran@up.lublin.pl

Lucjan Pawłowski

l.pawlowski@pollub.pl

Krzysztof Jóźwiakowski

krzysztof.jozwiakowski@up.lublin.pl

Barbara Futa

barbara.futa@up.lublin.pl

Marta Bik-Małodzińska

marta.bik-malodzinska@up.lublin.pl

Zbigniew Mucha

zmucha@vistula.wis.pk.edu.pl

Agnieszka Generowicz

agenerowicz@pk.edu.pl

Abstract

This paper draws attention to the usefulness of developing the methodology of the integrated protection of suburban areas, based on the holistic concept of space, with particular consideration to harmony among society, the environment and economy, against the recommendations and requirements posed by the European Union for modern cities. In addition, it contains an analysis of modern concepts concerning the sustainability of the city and its surroundings. Assumed population density is the most important element diversifying individual ideas of a sustainable city, though at commonly approved demand for increased compactness. It should be recognised that currently there is no generally accepted, optimal strategy of sustaining the city and its surroundings. The new needs of the information society should be the basis to search for other forms of sustainable development for cities. Development of the methodology of the integrated protection of suburban zones and their formation, based on culturally-conditioned visions of the quality of life, will enable the sustainable development of urban areas.

Keywords:

suburban areas, integrated protection, sustainable development

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Bielińska, E. J., Baran, S., Pawłowski, L., Jóźwiakowski, K., Futa, B., Bik-Małodzińska, M., … Generowicz, A. (2014). Theoretical aspects of the integrated protection of suburban areas. Problemy Ekorozwoju, 9(1), 127–139. Retrieved from https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/preko/article/view/4899

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