Overcoming Fragmentation in Southeast Europe
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Author_Panayiotis Getimis
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Central Government
Central Macedonia
cross-border cooperation
Dimitris Foutakis
Dimitris Kallioras
Elisavet Thoidou
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EU Integration Process
EU Member Country
European integration studies
European Spatial Development Perspective
European Spatial Planning
FYR Macedonia
Gdp Growth
George Petrakos
Grigoris Kafkalas
Ilona P?Ov?
Industrial Gdp
INTERREG IIC
INTERREG III
Leeda Demetropoulou
Lois Labrianidis
Magda Pitsiava
Miodrag VujoEvic
Peter SchN
Petra Pelster
Polycentric Spatial Development
Public Administration
public administration reform
regional policy analysis
SE Europe
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socio-economic disparities
Southeast European Countries
spatial cohesion strategies in Southeast Europe
Sustainable Spatial Development
territorial governance
Thanassis Kalogeressis
Trans-frontier Cooperation
Trans-national Cooperation
Transfrontier Cooperation
UNCTAD Database
UNCTAD Handbook
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- ISBN 9781138620124
- Weight: 640g
- Dimensions: 152 x 235mm
- Publication Date: 12 Oct 2020
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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With the expansion of the European Union, the countries of Southeast Europe have finally been brought together within one socio-political entity. The restructuring of these economies following globalization and neoliberalization has meant that this region has become much more open to geopolitical shifts and trends. While the various countries have all entered into the slow process of European integration, the historic fragmentation of this region has led to various conflicts and contradictions in the restructuring and transition of national economies. This volume provides a theoretical and comparative overview which examines the prospects for spatial cohesion in this region. With the need to handle persisting problems and conflicts from the past while coping with new economic and political structures, Southeast Europe proves to be a challenging yet fruitful testing ground for how best to overcome fragmentation and establish a long-term process of social and economic integration.
Panayiotis Getimis is Professor of Urban and Regional Politics and Planning at the Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Athens, Greece. Grigoris Kafkalas is Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.
