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URBAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY IN SLOVENIA AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION

This article focuses on the recent history of Slovenia's urban development policy and its implementation during the period following the transition from Communism, which began in the early 1990s. The introduction provides an account of how the perceived need to cooperate jointly with our neighboring countries of Austria and Italy has led to the establishment of regional transborder cooperative institutional frameworks. Thereafter, principal factors involved in devising Slovenia's urban development policies are identified and discussed. These include demographic trends, regional development trends, trends in urban and construction planning, spatial planning regulation, land-use policy, and local self-government reorganization plans. Finally, the responsibilities of various levels of government are noted with respect to the implementation of a new nation-wide development policy.