MIGRATION POLICIES AND EU ENLARGEMENT AS REGIONAL VALUE CHAINS
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Accepted
29 March 2026
Available Online
15 March 2019
Abstract
QUALITY OF GROWTH IS FOLLOWED BY MIGRATIONS. REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MUST ANTICIPATE SUCH MOVEMENTS AND PREDICT A FURTHER DEVELOPMENT. THIS MUST HAVE NATIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES TO URBAN ECONOMIC CHANGE. WHAT IS URBAN GOVERNANCE AND HOW THIS IS RELATED TO POWER AND POLITICS? WHAT DO WE DO WITH ALL THOSE WHO REFUSE TO WORK AND INTEGRATE THEM IN OUR CULTURE? WE CAN LOOK IN THE PAST AT WHAT IT WORKED, REDISCOVERING SOME COMMUNIST PRINCIPLES LIKE COMMUNITY FARMS (CAP) AND LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS CAN HELP THE LOCAL ADMINISTRATIONS TO SAVE MONEY FROM THEIR BUDGET. WE CAN ALSO LOOK IN THE FUTURE AT CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS (INDUSTRY 4.0) AND TRY TO BUILD MODELS. NOW WE TALK ABOUT DEPENDENCE MODELING AND RISK DYNAMICS BUT IN ALL T HESE THINGS WE CAN FIND A LOGICAL ALGORITHM THAT CAN PREDICT THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT. IF WE TRANSLATE THE MARKETS IN MATHEMATICS WE CAN ALSO BUILD ALGORITHMS THAT WILL HELP FURTHER MORE, TO DEVELOP CONNECTIONS WITH THE EMBEDDED SYSTEMS. CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTE MS (CPS) ENABLE THE PHYSICAL WORLD TO MERGE WITH VIRTUAL LEADING TO AN INTERNET OF THINGS, DATA AND SERVICES.
Keywords
MIGRATIONS
VALUE CHAIN
REGIONS
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
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