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• TITLE: How Are the Landscape Problems in Post-Communist Countries Solved?—Examples from Central European Region (The Czech and Slovak Republic)

  AUTHORS: Zuzana Dvořáková Líšková, Petra Pártlová, Dagmar Škodová Parmová, Eva Semančíková

  KEYWORDS: Situational Analysis, Value Potential, Methods of Management, Landscape Problems

  JOURNAL NAME: Current Urban Studies, Vol.9 No.3, September 2, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The paper deals with the “top-down” approach because its existence should define limits for the “bottom-up” approach. The paper is focused on the existence and operation of the system of hierarchical planning of landscape in two post-communist countries—the Czech and Slovak Republic. A significant output of our study is how the individual documents deal with landscape and methodology, based on which it is possible to compare given documents and their quality.