Titlebook: European Territorial Cooperation; Theoretical and Empi Eduardo Medeiros Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Na

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The INTERREG Experience in Bridging European Territories. A 30-Year Summary associated with ever larger budgetary resources from the European Commission. Despite its obvious success, when taking into account the recent European crises, it seems essential for future ETC to build on coordination between stakeholders at all levels (local, regional, national, European) and for

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Border Regions and Cross-Border Cooperation in Europe. A Theoretical and Historical Approachn of boundaries into international borders had profound impacts on cross-border transactions. The present political map of Europe hides a palimpsest of earlier territorial divisions, some forgotten, and others brought to memory by irredentist interests or by nostalgic tourists. Even after the eradic

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The Transnational Strand of INTERREG: Shifting Paradigm in INTERREG North-West Europe (NWE): From Sp need attention in this debate are: the explicit agreement by the whole governance with the aim of such a financial cooperation tool; the prevention of overlaps, both thematic and geographic; the adaptation of the structure to the needs of border-crossing cooperation projects instead of projects ada

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Taking Stock of the European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC): From Policy Formulation to strates that this instrument fills a gap in the legislative framework of territorial cooperation. Our comparative assessment of the use of the tool reveals a dominant implementation pattern. Most of the existing EGTCs are territorially bound organisations, set up on adjacent borders by local and reg

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Establishing Cross-Border Spatial Planningissect the concept of cross-border spatial planning and to clarify the reasons why it constitutes an opportunity for supporting the cross-border integration process. In the second part, the various experiences of cross-border cooperation in spatial planning will be shown, and in the final part, the

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