Regional networks, border regions, and European integration
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Regional networks, border regions, and European integration
（European research in regional science / series editor, P.W.J. Batey, 3）
Pion, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
In recent years, interregional co-operation has emerged as a powerful instrument for the promotion of European integration. Interregional networks are now found throughout Europe, both in developed and in economically-lagging regions, and they link regions inside and outside the European Community. There are several reasons why they have been created: as a means of overcoming national barriers; of promoting regional development in peripheral regions; of reinforcing the power of local government; and, in the case of former socialist countries, of strengthening democratic institutions and encouraging political stability. This volume contains an analysis of the experience to date of interregional networks by drawing together a collection of specially commissioned papers by European experts in which interregional co-operation is examined from both a geographical and a functional perspective. What role do borders play as barriers and interfaces between the various countries and regions? What will be the effect of removing these barriers? What economic justification is there for interregional co-operation?
In other papers the institutional and organizational characteristics of interregional networks in different parts of Europe are examined, and the experience in a number of policy fields analyzed. The material contained in this collection represents the most comprehensive account of interregional co-operation to date, and adds substantially to the understanding of the factors that contribute to its successful development.
目次
- Part 1 A borderless Europe: the prime role of regional co-operation in European integration
- the border region challenge facing Norden - applying new regional concepts
- transport and communications barriers in Europe
- how can existing barriers and border effects be overcome? - a theoretical approach. Part 2 The economics of co-operation: interregional co-operation and the design of a regional foreign policy
- theory and practice of cross-border co-operation of local governments - the case of the EUREGIO between Germany and the Netherlands
- theory and practice of interregional co-operation and urban networks in economically lagging regions - the experience of Galicia and the North of Portugal. Part 3 The policy of co-operation: the Channel Tunnel and transfrontier co-operation
- the Baltic Region and the new Europe
- restructuring and interregional co-operation in Central Europe - the case of Hungary
- interregional co-operation and transborder activities in a Middle-European context
- transborder co-operation and European integration - the case of Wallonia
- transnational networks and co-operation in the new Europe - experiences and prospects in the Upper-Rhine Area and recommendations for Eastern Europe
- the Atlantic Arc - the small- and medium-sized enterprises and the tranfer of technologies
- transborder co-operation - regional and business development
- what makes an interregional network successful?
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