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hungeobull-2767	Balogh, Péter	Lang, T. et al. (eds.): Understanding Geographies of Polarization and Peripheralization: Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe and Beyond	2015	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1372	69	50	Consequently, “applying these conceptual notions allows a process-based, relational understanding of up-to-date forms of spatial diff erentiation in CEE and off ers opportunities for spatial research circumvent- ing dichotomous ideas of urban and rural, of central and peripheral” (p. 2), and so on. Further, it is an explicit argument in the book that adopting novel “approaches enables new comparative perspec- tives to similar phenomena in other parts of Europe and the world” (p. 2), thus escaping its validity for CEE alone (the geographic denomination does not appear in the volume’s main title but in the subtitle).	cache/hungeobull-2767.pdf	txt/hungeobull-2767.txt