A scientific paper titled “Spatiotemporal Evolution and the Impact of Changing Political–Economic Systems on Tourism Spatial Planning and Land Use: The Case of Kupari, Dubrovnik, Croatia” was published in the scientific journal Land (2026). The authors of the paper are Sanja Hajdinjak, PhD; Jasenka Kranjčević, PhD; and Božo Benić, a doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb.
The development of tourism spatial planning in Croatia has a tradition spanning almost two centuries. The specificity of this paper lies in the authors’ analysis of the relationship between tourism spatial planning across different socio-political systems (monarchical capitalism, socialism, and modern capitalism) and the accompanying legal framework.
The article is available at: https://doi.org/10.3390/land15010041
The paper is the result of work conducted within the Internal Scientific Project Activating Cultural Heritage in Croatian Tourism – AKULTUR (2024–2027), funded by the EU Next Generation programme.