Regioonilised
Regioonilised is a term used in geography, political science, economics, and related fields to describe phenomena, data, or policies that are anchored to specific geographic regions rather than the nation as a whole. The word is formed from the root regioon, meaning region, with the adjectival suffix -ilised, yielding a label for region-based characteristics, processes, or classifications. In scholarly and policy language, regioonilised approaches emphasize regional variation, autonomy, and the tailoring of strategies to local conditions.
The concept developed as part of regional studies and planning discussions in the late 20th century, alongside
Applications of regioonilised thinking include mapping regional disparities in income and access to services, designing regional
See also: regionalism, regional policy, decentralization, federalism, regional science, geographic information systems.