Regional dynamics in Central and Eastern Europe : new approaches to decentralization /
Regional dynamics in Central and Eastern Europe : new approaches to decentralization /
edited by Francesco Palermo and Sara Parolari.
- 1 online resource (vi, 258 pages) : illustrations.
- Studies in territorial and cultural diversity governance, v. 2 2213-2570 ; .
- Studies in Territorial and Cultural Diversity Governance 2. International Law E-Books Online, Collection 2013, ISBN: 9789004248717. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material -- Introduction / I. Central and Eastern Europe Regional Reforms: From Dismantling a Soviet Model to Europeanizing a National One / II. EU Regional Policy and the Process of Institution-Building in Central and Eastern European Countries / III. Decentralization and Local Development: Antecedents, Challenges and Current Organizational Forms / IV. The English Prototype. Non-Political and Non-Administrative Decentralization as a Model for Central and Eastern European Countries? / V. Decentralization and Regional Development in Romania. An Unfinished Reform in Search of a “European\' Model / VI. The Recentralization of Economic Development in Hungary / VII. Securing Growth and Cohesion in Europeanized Conditions. The Role of Regional Development Bodies in Poland / VIII. Regionalization and Regional Development in Serbia / Concluding Remarks. New Regionalism in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Traditional Models and Beyond / Index List. Sara Parolari -- Anatoliy Kruglashov -- Ekaterina Domorenok -- Gert Guri and Bruno Dallago -- Sara Parolari -- Marius Suciu -- Zoltán Pogátsa -- Krzysztof Szczerski -- Chiara Guglielmetti and Sonja Avlijaš -- Francesco Palermo --
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Based on a multidisciplinary analysis, the book presents a contemporary view of the main challenges facing regional development and regional policy in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly considering to what extent domestic and non-domestic legacies have affected the regionalization process in this area. The volume mainly focuses on the institutional arrangements at regional level, analyzing the motives, procedures and outcomes of either political or administrative reforms introduced in the latest years. The focus are the former communist countries, both members of the EU and not (case studies selected: Romania, Hungary, Poland and Serbia), with a specific chapter concentrating on a case study from the West – England – whose process of regionalization provides a useful point of reference for the experiences of its Central-East counterparts.
9789004242319
10.1163/9789004242319 DOI
2012043290
Decentralization in government--Europe, Eastern.
Decentralization in government--Europe, Central.
Regionalism--Europe, Central.
Regionalism--Europe, Eastern.
JN96.A56 / D427 2013
327.43
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material -- Introduction / I. Central and Eastern Europe Regional Reforms: From Dismantling a Soviet Model to Europeanizing a National One / II. EU Regional Policy and the Process of Institution-Building in Central and Eastern European Countries / III. Decentralization and Local Development: Antecedents, Challenges and Current Organizational Forms / IV. The English Prototype. Non-Political and Non-Administrative Decentralization as a Model for Central and Eastern European Countries? / V. Decentralization and Regional Development in Romania. An Unfinished Reform in Search of a “European\' Model / VI. The Recentralization of Economic Development in Hungary / VII. Securing Growth and Cohesion in Europeanized Conditions. The Role of Regional Development Bodies in Poland / VIII. Regionalization and Regional Development in Serbia / Concluding Remarks. New Regionalism in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. Traditional Models and Beyond / Index List. Sara Parolari -- Anatoliy Kruglashov -- Ekaterina Domorenok -- Gert Guri and Bruno Dallago -- Sara Parolari -- Marius Suciu -- Zoltán Pogátsa -- Krzysztof Szczerski -- Chiara Guglielmetti and Sonja Avlijaš -- Francesco Palermo --
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
Based on a multidisciplinary analysis, the book presents a contemporary view of the main challenges facing regional development and regional policy in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly considering to what extent domestic and non-domestic legacies have affected the regionalization process in this area. The volume mainly focuses on the institutional arrangements at regional level, analyzing the motives, procedures and outcomes of either political or administrative reforms introduced in the latest years. The focus are the former communist countries, both members of the EU and not (case studies selected: Romania, Hungary, Poland and Serbia), with a specific chapter concentrating on a case study from the West – England – whose process of regionalization provides a useful point of reference for the experiences of its Central-East counterparts.
9789004242319
10.1163/9789004242319 DOI
2012043290
Decentralization in government--Europe, Eastern.
Decentralization in government--Europe, Central.
Regionalism--Europe, Central.
Regionalism--Europe, Eastern.
JN96.A56 / D427 2013
327.43