Transregional Europe
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The book explores the transregional dimension of both the conception of European spatial planning as well as the activity and praxis of transnational collaboration in Europe. A particular emphasis is put on the EU’s ‘macro-regions’ which have been developed since 2009 in an attempt for forge functional collaboration across large-scale territories above the nation-states and going beyond mere cross-border cooperation.
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Trans-regional, European spatial planning, EU macro-regions, EU macro-regional strategies, territorial, discursive institutionalism.
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