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Cross-Border Governance in the European Union
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Routledge
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Routledge
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Routledge
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This volume attempts to draw debates on governance, at both of these levels, into spaces of cross-border regionalism in Europe today. Embodying both supra-national and sub-national dynamics of contemporary forms of governance, cross-border regions (or euregions ) enable observation of the fitful progress and contradictions of the multilevel polity that is contemporary Europe. Including case... Read more
Part I: Governing the Absent (Non-) Border
1. Anke Struver, 'We are only allowed to re-act, not to act' : Eurocrats' strategies and borderlanders' tactics in a Dutch-German cross-border region.
2. Henk van Houtum and Martin van der Velde, De-politicising labour market indifference and immobility in the European Union.
3. Jouni Hakli, Governing the mountains: cross-border regionalization in Catalonia
4. Odile Heddebaut, The EUROREGION from 1991 to 2020: an ephemeral stamp?
5. Enza Lissandrello, Cross-border region Espace Mont Blanc: a territorial 'not-yet'?
Part II: Governing the March
6. Ann Kennard, Cross-border governance at the future eastern edges of the EU: a regeneration project?
7. Petri Virtanen, Euregios in changing Europe: Euregio Karelia and Euroregion Pomerania as examples.
8. James W. Scott, the Northern Dimension: 'multiscalar' regionalism in an enlarging European union.
9. Noralv Veggeland, Post-national governance and transboundary regionalisation: spatial partnership formations as democratic exit, loyalty and voice options?
Part III: Governing the Postcolonial Limes
10. James Sidaway, The choreographies of European integration: negotiating transfrontier cooperation in Iberia.
11. Olivier Kramsch, Towards a Mediterranean scale of governance: 21st century urban networks across the 'Inner Sea'.
12. Barbara Hooper, Ontologizing the borders of Europe
1. Anke Struver, 'We are only allowed to re-act, not to act' : Eurocrats' strategies and borderlanders' tactics in a Dutch-German cross-border region.
2. Henk van Houtum and Martin van der Velde, De-politicising labour market indifference and immobility in the European Union.
3. Jouni Hakli, Governing the mountains: cross-border regionalization in Catalonia
4. Odile Heddebaut, The EUROREGION from 1991 to 2020: an ephemeral stamp?
5. Enza Lissandrello, Cross-border region Espace Mont Blanc: a territorial 'not-yet'?
Part II: Governing the March
6. Ann Kennard, Cross-border governance at the future eastern edges of the EU: a regeneration project?
7. Petri Virtanen, Euregios in changing Europe: Euregio Karelia and Euroregion Pomerania as examples.
8. James W. Scott, the Northern Dimension: 'multiscalar' regionalism in an enlarging European union.
9. Noralv Veggeland, Post-national governance and transboundary regionalisation: spatial partnership formations as democratic exit, loyalty and voice options?
Part III: Governing the Postcolonial Limes
10. James Sidaway, The choreographies of European integration: negotiating transfrontier cooperation in Iberia.
11. Olivier Kramsch, Towards a Mediterranean scale of governance: 21st century urban networks across the 'Inner Sea'.
12. Barbara Hooper, Ontologizing the borders of Europe
Biography
Barbara Hooper, Olivier Kramsch
