@misc{Kaufmann_Petra_Radeljak._Autor_Hollowing_2020, author={Kaufmann, Petra Radeljak. Autor and Kliček, Slaven. Autor and Bišćević, Filip. Autor and Dokupil, Dino. Autor and Jašinski, Davorin. Autor and Begonja, Marijan. Autor and Harjač, Doroteja. Autor and Bosanac, Tamara. Autor and Komes, Silvija. Autor and Borčić, Lana Slavuj. Autor and Stančec, Marko. Autor and Zuanović, Mislav. Autor and Korpar, Linda. Autor}, volume={93}, number={3}, copyright={Creative Commons Attribution BY 4.0 license}, address={Warszawa}, journal={Geographia Polonica}, howpublished={online}, year={2020}, publisher={IGiPZ PAN}, language={eng}, abstract={The problem of vacant commercial premises has been present in some central areas of transitional cities of Central and Eastern Europe, which have decayed in parallel to spatially uneven urban development processes and/or suburban expansion. This research aims to contribute to systematic analysis of the reasons for abandonment of commercial premises in the centre of Zagreb and exploration of revitalisation strategies, with an emphasis on the significance of citizen participation for successful planning and management of the city. The research was undertaken in two phases in May, 2016. The first included mapping of vacant commercial premises on selected streets in Zagreb’s centre. Next, using a non-probabilistic sample, a questionnaire survey was carried out face-to-face and online (N = 200). The results of the questionnaire survey showed the respondents’ awareness of the complex set of reasons underlying the occurrence and expansion of this phenomenon in the city centre and the need for urban regeneration, including a stronger regulatory framework at the city level.}, type={Text}, title={Hollowing out and revitalising a post-socialist city centre: Vacant commercial premises in Zagreb}, URL={http://rcin.org.pl/igipz/Content/141451/PDF/WA51_175655_r2020-t93-no3_G-Polonica-Kaufmann.pdf}, keywords={viticulture, vineyards, wine tourism, rural areas, sustainable development, vacant commercial premises, city centre, questionnaire survey, mapping, Zagreb}, }