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A01=Nigel Copperthwaite
Advanced Telecommunications Services
Author_Colin Mellors
Author_Nigel Copperthwaite
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CES
cohesion policy analysis
COM
communities
community
Community Support Framework
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eaggf
EAGGF Guidance Section
EC Average
EC Legislation
EC Regional Policy
Ecu
EIB
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ERDF
ERDF Funding
ERDF Regulation
ERDF Resource
EU funding mechanisms
european
European Communities Information
European Regional Development Fund
European structural fund allocation
framework
French Overseas Departments
funds
local development initiatives
member
North
Official Journal
policy implementation Europe
regional economic disparities
regional planning strategies
Star
Star Programme
state
structural
Structural Funds
support
Telecommunications
VALOREN Programme
Product details
- ISBN 9781138406728
- Weight: 600g
- Dimensions: 189 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 28 Jul 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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The European Community has committed itself to promoting 'economic and social cohesion' across its regions. Its expenditure - via the 'structural funds' - for these purposes is set to double by 1993. A key component of such expenditure is the European Regional Development Fund, which is receiving increasing attention from local and regional representatives and officials, as well as from companies considering where to locate their businesses. The integrated development operations of the EC involve important new initiatives at the local level. This volume explains how the ERDF operates and its relationship to other sources of funding from the EC. It offers comprehensive and up-to-date information, in a readily accessible format. Section II summarises the key EC policy documents involved, and Section III gives a full listing of all the relevant documents across a range of different aspects.
Nigel Copperthwaite, Colin Mellors, both University of Bradford.
