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Development issues in marginal regions, Peter Scott. Part 1 Theoreticalissues: highlands, high latitudes zones and marginal regions, WalterLeimgruber; a century of shifting perceptions and development issues ofmarginality, Richard E. Lonsdale; an integrated systemic approach to marginalregions - from definitions to development, Margarita H. Schmidt; effects ofsystemic marginality, Jacek Romanowski; clusters of marginal microregions,Lars Olof Persson; marginality and development in Italy - a study review,Maria Andreoli, Vittorio Tellarini; from territorial marginality tomarginality in cybersociety, Markku Tykkylainen. Part 2 Regional perceptions:international perspectives on socio-spatial marginality, Lawrence M. Sommers,Assefa Mehretu; regional perceptions of marginality - a view from southernEurope, Roser Majoral et al; the perception of marginality - the Middle East,David Grossman; perceptions of marginality in the United States and Canada,Bradley, T. Cullen, Michael Pretes; a perception of Argentine agrarianmarginality dynamics, Maria E. Furlani de Civit, Maria Josefina Gutierrez deManchon; marginality in regional policy research - the Nordic countries,Heikki Jussila. Part 3 Cases marginality: Arctic homelands and settlementstrategies in Greenland, Alaska and Canada, Rasmus Ole Rasmussen; communityparticipation as empowerment? planning for change in remote aboriginalAustralia, Barbara Rugendyke; demographic dimensions of sustainability in theRepublic of Ireland, Mary E. Cawley. Part 4 Conclusions: conclusions and thefuture work of the commission, Roser Majoral et al.