Titlebook: Region / Регион; Internationales Foru Winfried Böttcher,Jürgen Jansen,Polina Wernecke Book 1998 Leske + Budrich, Opladen 1998 Gespräch.Kult

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Cross-Border Regions — A New Model in European Regionalization? The Example of Saar-Lor-Luxirst with the history of the “Grande Région”, then with the present situation. In a fourth and last part I will make a few remarks about the role of transborder regions within the process of European integration.

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Regionale Verteilung ausländischer Investitionen in Rußland 1997 schufen eine Basis für die Konzepte eines „neuen Föderalismus“ in Rußland. Der Übergang zu direkten demokratischen Wahlen anstelle der früher üblichen Ernennung der Gouverneure durch das Zentrum schaffen eine neue Grundlage der Verantwortlichkeiten und Souveränität für regionale politische Eliten.

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Editorialemstellungen leisten. Es wird ein Forum für Wissenstransfer, Diskussion und Information sein. Das Periodicum setzt sich zum Ziel, durch seine Beiträge und in seiner Funktion als fachwissenschaftliches und politisches Publikationsorgan Integrationsprozesse in Europa und der Gemeinschaft Unabhängiger

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Politics, Policies and Practice of Regional Development in Greece — a Reviewovernment, asked for by the opposition party and recommended by many people with varying objectives and political philosophies. Since the fall of the dictatorship in 1974, and in particular since the entrance of Greece to the European Union (E.U.) in 1981, which, as with other member states, has bee

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Regional Aspects of Post-Socialist Developmentopment gaps between regions, as well as the relative backwardness of the less favoured ones” (.. These gaps actually narrowed until the 1970’s, in the context of steady growth, but subsequently tended to widen again afterwards, when West. European countries faced a manifold crisis, the major consequ

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Europeanisation of the Czech Economic Policy and Regional Developmentt, solely approached the Czech Republic as a region so far. There were well-founded reasons for this approach in the very first time after the fundamental political turn: a positive change could be achieved in a historically very short run only by a centralized effort. This fact concerns both the ec