Resiliency and Regeneration in the Pannonian Region of Hungary: Towards a Circular Economy
Using systems thinking and ecologically-reflexive planning, this study examines conceptual opportunities for resilience and regeneration of the historic northwestern Hungarian municipality of Kőszeg and its surrounding bio-region. It will explain how the town and bio-region's socio-cultural and...
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doaj-181694d3d0e945a284e5a0d9039628f92020-11-25T01:00:09Zeng International Experts for Research Enrichment and Knowledge ExchangeEnvironmental Science and Sustainable Development2357-08492357-08572018-12-013221310.21625/essd.v3iss2.372220Resiliency and Regeneration in the Pannonian Region of Hungary: Towards a Circular EconomyHillary Brown0Spitzer School of Architecture, City University of New YorkUsing systems thinking and ecologically-reflexive planning, this study examines conceptual opportunities for resilience and regeneration of the historic northwestern Hungarian municipality of Kőszeg and its surrounding bio-region. It will explain how the town and bio-region's socio-cultural and socio-technical systems —its historic heritage coupled with existing and new industrial, commercial, and infrastructural services (energy, water, sanitation, and waste)—can be placed into a regional development scheme that optimizes the vitality and resiliency of these collective systems, following the principles of a circular economy. This study assessed opportunities for Kőszeg, as one example in the region; to revitalize its economy and its local environment based upon attaining a high level of integration among its multi-dimensional resources. Conceptual strategies for practical solutions to town and bio-regional revitalization and resiliency are discussed.https://press.ierek.com/index.php/ESSD/article/view/372Circular economy, infrastructure integration, resiliency, bioregionalism, closed-loop economy, relocalization |
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Resiliency and Regeneration in the Pannonian Region of Hungary: Towards a Circular Economy |
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Resiliency and Regeneration in the Pannonian Region of Hungary: Towards a Circular Economy |
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Resiliency and Regeneration in the Pannonian Region of Hungary: Towards a Circular Economy |
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Resiliency and Regeneration in the Pannonian Region of Hungary: Towards a Circular Economy |
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Resiliency and Regeneration in the Pannonian Region of Hungary: Towards a Circular Economy |
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resiliency and regeneration in the pannonian region of hungary: towards a circular economy |
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International Experts for Research Enrichment and Knowledge Exchange |
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Environmental Science and Sustainable Development |
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2357-0849 2357-0857 |
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2018-12-01 |
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Using systems thinking and ecologically-reflexive planning, this study examines conceptual opportunities for resilience and regeneration of the historic northwestern Hungarian municipality of Kőszeg and its surrounding bio-region. It will explain how the town and bio-region's socio-cultural and socio-technical systems —its historic heritage coupled with existing and new industrial, commercial, and infrastructural services (energy, water, sanitation, and waste)—can be placed into a regional development scheme that optimizes the vitality and resiliency of these collective systems, following the principles of a circular economy. This study assessed opportunities for Kőszeg, as one example in the region; to revitalize its economy and its local environment based upon attaining a high level of integration among its multi-dimensional resources. Conceptual strategies for practical solutions to town and bio-regional revitalization and resiliency are discussed. |
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Circular economy, infrastructure integration, resiliency, bioregionalism, closed-loop economy, relocalization |
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