1999
DOI: 10.1080/00343409950078684
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Cross-border Co-operation, Institutionalization and Political Space Across the English Channel

Abstract: CHURCH A. and REID P. (1999) Cross-border co-operation, institutionalization and political space across the English Channel, Reg. Studies 33 , 643-655. Cross-border initiatives are based on flexible co-operative networks and have many of the characteristics which the institutionalist perspective argues are often present in regions that have developed effective institutional forms. Transfrontier programmes involving local authorities in northern France and southern England are examined. The paper explores the s… Show more

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“…As such, they would insert themselves into the wider tendencies of 'rescaling' and 'reterritorialisation' theorised by various observers (Blatter, 2001;Jessop, 2002;Brenner, 1999). At the same time however, others have emphasised the patchy track record of European CBRs, both in terms of institution-building as well as their actual impact on local cross-border environments (Beck 1997;Church and Reid 1999;Liberda 1996;Scott 1998;Sidaway 2001). Even the European Commission -the main sponsor of many of these collaboration initiatives -accepts that it has generally been difficult to induce genuine cross-border collaborative projects (O'Dowd, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As such, they would insert themselves into the wider tendencies of 'rescaling' and 'reterritorialisation' theorised by various observers (Blatter, 2001;Jessop, 2002;Brenner, 1999). At the same time however, others have emphasised the patchy track record of European CBRs, both in terms of institution-building as well as their actual impact on local cross-border environments (Beck 1997;Church and Reid 1999;Liberda 1996;Scott 1998;Sidaway 2001). Even the European Commission -the main sponsor of many of these collaboration initiatives -accepts that it has generally been difficult to induce genuine cross-border collaborative projects (O'Dowd, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…102 The changeable nature of cross-border spaces suggests that to some degree they are based on "imaginary" spaces envisioned by politicians. 103 Geoeconomic visionaries tend as a result to anticipate capitalist inclusion rather than the expulsion or containment of others. Their focus is on networks not blocs, connections not walls, and transborder ties instead of national territories.…”
Section: An Anticipatory Conclusion: Taking Heed Of Local 'Voices'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les analyses portant sur la coopération transfrontalière suivent le même cheminement. D'une part, la coopération transfrontalière est considérée comme un arrangement de complaisance entre les élites locales pour capter des fonds structurels (Church et Reid [11]). Ces auteurs assurent ainsi que les territoires transfrontaliers ne sont pas politiquement autonomes et restent pilotés par les organes de gouvernement traditionnels (Van Hootum [38]).…”
Section: Le Cas D'interreg Iii-a France-espagneunclassified