Titlebook: Visions and Strategies in European Integration; A North European Per Lars Lundqvist,Lars Olof Persson Conference proceedings 1993 Springer-

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Traffic and Environment in Nordic Capitalsient transportation and a high quality living environment are highly ranked. It is the purpose of this chapter to discuss urban competition in an integrated Europe with special reference to urban transportation and environment issues.

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rationbetween east and west and theless strong economic separation between the northern andsouthern sides of the Baltic Sea seemed to be replaced byfar-reaching integration. There is no doubt that furtherintegration will have additional impacts on the regionalpatterns in northern Europe. The amplitu

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Visions and Strategies in European Integration — an Introduction and Norwegian applications for membership of the EC, the first years of the 1990’s became political and economic turning points for most countries in northern Europe. It is probably true to say that none of these changes resulted from visions and strategies that had evolved systematically or accord

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Perspectives of Regional Economic Development Around the Balticrope. Two key questions are raised: First, what are the effects of East German integration on the spatial structure of the German economy? This question is interesting because the German economy is without any doubt that most effected by the fall of the Iron Curtain in the western world. Second, wha

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Regional Development in Western Europe: A Mosaic Model a very crude way. All theory-construction must ignore some of the numerous and often contradictory details that have been observed. Other scholars may think that the facts which we regard as less vital, are the most important ones, and construct other models. There is no way to determine who is rig

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Regionalism or Federalism? Two Visions of a New Europe will have on: 1) the size of the European Community, 2) putting the Maastricht Treaty into practice, 3) the fate of the nation state, 4) the role and function of different regions, 5) the regional distribution of settlement and production, 6) the development of infrastructure, and 7) the issue as t

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Commercial Relations in the Baltic Rim Region in an Integration/Network Perspective focus of attention again, in comparison the eighties, when Mediterranean problems were more in focus. The purpose of this analysis is to give an outline of the perspectives of development in the economic and commercial relations between the Baltic Sea rim states. The basic thesis of our analysis is

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Location and Internationalization of Small Firmsber of new firm start-ups has risen, and that the importance of the small firm sector as a creator of new employment has increased (Birch, 1979; Ettinger and Weereld, 1988; Keeble et al., 1990). Accordingly there has been a dramatic increase in interest in the role and performance of the small firm

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