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Highly effective mode of solution to the crises in the Mannerist epoch is the solution in artistic structure. This article compares tendencies towards polycentric composition by two artists who were born in the 1560s - Claudio Monteverdi and William Shakespeare. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents central settlements in Slovenia and their main characteristics in 2016. We defined central settlements based on services of general interest and the population of an individual settlement, and developed the analysis further by using competitiveness indicators. We defined 360 central settlements at six levels of centrality, among which the significance of Ljubljana as a national center of international importance and the significance of intermunicipal, local, and rural centers are increasing. The significance of certain regional centers at the second and third levels of centrality is decreasing. The level of services of general interest supplied to Slovenian territory is relatively appropriate, but it should be improved by promoting competitiveness, especially in centers of national and regional importance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

V članku avtor raziskuje hipotezo, da se urbani sistem Slovenije v zadnjih dvajsetih letih ni razvijal, kot je bilo načrtovano. Večja mesta so se razvijala bolj, in sicer v obliki suburbanizacije, manjša pa so stagnirala in niso upravičila svoje vloge nacionalnih središč. Tako predlaga vnovično znanstveno preveritev urbanega sistema kot sestavine novega državnega strateškega prostorskega načrta. Zagovarja tezo, naj država krepi samo sedem regionalnih središč (vključno z mesti nacionalnega pomena – Ljubljano, Mariborom in Koprom), druga mesta pa naj se razvijajo po načelih svobodnega tekmovanja ; In this article, the author researches the hypothesis that the urban system in Slovenia has not followed the planning goals over the previous 20 years. Large cities have grown in the form of suburbanisation, while smaller cities have stagnated and have not reached the level of regional centres. The author proposes a new scientific examination of urban systems as a part of Strategic Spatial Plan of the Republic of Slovenia. His thesis is that seven regional urban centres in Slovenia should be developed (including the cities of Ljubljana, Maribor and Koper) as the core of polycentric urbanisation. Other cities should develop according their potentials following free market conditions.

Besedilo obravnava koncepte policentričnega razvoja Slovenije, kakršni so bili zasnovani v treh planskih dokumentih od leta 1974 do 2004, hkrati pa izpostavlja nekatere vsebine, ki bi jih kazalo ponovno premisliti. To so: namen policentrizma, število regionalnih središč, število hierarhičnih nivojev in ukrepi za izvajanje koncepta.

Članek podaja glavne usmeritve iz istoimenske raziskovalne naloge, ki jo je avtor obdelal skupaj s soavtorjema prof. Petrom Gabrijelčičem in viš. pred. Almo Zavodnik. Prikazane so vse prednosti in nevarnosti, ki jih za slovenski prostor predstavlja vključitev v Evropsko unijo. Splošna načela, najbolj izrazito izražena v dokumentu ESDP, so za Slovenijo sprejemljiva s tem, da je potrebno bolj poudariti mrežo mest, sistem varovanih naravnih območij, konkurenčnost nasproti bližnjim tujim urbanim središčem, pritegniti transportne tokove, iskati tržne niše v kmetijstvu in proizvodnji ter ohranjati identiteto slovenskih mest in krajin.

Izčrpanost klasičnih vsebin regionalnega razvoja in spremenjeni zunanji in notranji dejavniki zahtevajo preoblikovanje regionalnega razvoja Slovenije. Večji poudarek je potrebno nameniti ekologizaciji regionalnega razvoja in vzpodbujanja aktiviranja endogenih, regionalnih potencialov.

In this article, the author researches the hypothesis that the urban system in Slovenia has not followed the planning goals over the previous 20 years. Large cities have grown in the form of suburbanisation, while smaller cities have stagnated and have not reached the level of regional centres. The author proposes a new scientific examination of urban systems as a part of Strategic Spatial Plan of the Republic of Slovenia. His thesis is that seven regional urban centres in Slovenia should be developed (including the cities of Ljubljana, Maribor and Koper) as the core of polycentric urbanisation. Other cities should develop according their potentials following free market conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]