Cross-border Cooperation in Central Europe: A Comparison of Culture and Policy Effectiveness in the Polish–German and Polish–Slovak Border Regions

Sarmiento-Mirwaldt, Katja; Roman-Kamphaus, Urszula

doi:10.1080/09668136.2013.832997

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“…Прослеживается протекающий одновременно процесс отказа от границ и их сохранение. Данное наблюдение нашло свое выражение в умозри-тельной форме «фантомной границы» [25]. Подобный исследователь-ский подход основывается на том, что сотрудничеству в приграничных районах мешают различные языковые и социокультурные аспекты, а также институциональные противоречия, экономические факторы и системы управления [14].…”

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Туризм В Приграничных Регионах: Теоретические Аспекты Географического Изучения

Катровский¹,

Ковалев²,

Мажар³

et al. 2017

Балтийский регион

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Туризм В Приграничных Регионах: Теоретические Аспекты Географического Изучения

Катровский¹,

Ковалев²,

Мажар³

et al. 2017

Балтийский регион

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“…By forming Euroregions, the EU supports the integration of new members through regional, cross-border, or trans-border cooperation programs (Đorđević & Panić, 2004;Todorović, Tošić, & Stojanović, 2004;Tošić, Trkulja, & Živanović, 2010). Border areas that are not covered by the aforementioned programs are now rare in Europe (Sarmiento-Mirwaldt & Roman-Kamphaus, 2013;Tokes & Lenkey, 2013).…”

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The role of Euroregions as a factor of spatial integration and regional development-the focus on the selected border area

Stankov¹,

Perić

Дољак

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J geographical I JC

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The political changes that affected the European area in the second half of the 20th century conditioned the development of European countries on the principle of Euroregions, as interesting creations of neighboring countries. Formed along the political borders of neighboring countries, Euroregions today play a significant role in the enlargement process of the European Union. At the end of the 20th century, the formation of Euroregions covered the area of the Western Balkans as well. In Podrinje, the border area of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the formed Euroregions have the goal of reviving and revitalizing rural areas. Tourism, as the most important economic activity, is integrated into the basis of the rural development of these areas. The subject of the research is related to the analysis of the development degree of border rural areas, under the influence of tourism. The research problem is focused on the rural areas of ?Serbian? Podrinje. Accordingly, the aim of this paper is to determine the change and burden of rural border area due to the development of tourism, using the indicator of tourist operation (I.T.O.) and the tourist function indices to measure the degree of the development of a destination. The results of the research indicate that three types of tourist destinations have been developed in the studied area: destinations with almost non-existent tourist activity (< 4), with small-scale tourist activity (4- 10), and developed and eminently tourist destinations (40-100). The obtained results indicate that 83.3% of the destinations in "Serbian" Podrinje are destinations with almost non-existent tourist activity. These are the destinations where the development of tourism does not affect the transformation of space, but the original and preserved environment is promoted as a tourist attraction.

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Cross‐Border, Transnational, and Interregional Cooperation

Scott

2017

International Encyclopedia of Geography

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In the broadest sense, subnational cooperation across national borders involves three distinct but often interconnected levels: cooperation within local and contiguous cross‐border spaces; cooperation between regions beyond local border contexts; and transnational networks that can involve cities or groups of cities. These forms of cooperation have developed primarily in European, North American, and Asian contexts. While all three cooperation modes are significant, it is cooperation between contiguous border areas that is the most intensive and most frequently studied. Local/regional cross‐border cooperation (CBC) generally involves multiple networks of public, private, and civil society actors that work in close geographical proximity. For historical reasons, it was in continental Europe's economic core that cross‐border cooperation, as it is understood today, took root. Here, the confluence of local interests, spurred by the momentum of European economic recovery and prospects of integration, has promoted the development of new forums for dialogue and conflict resolution.

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Cross-border Cooperation in Central Europe: A Comparison of Culture and Policy Effectiveness in the Polish–German and Polish–Slovak Border Regions

Cited by 9 publications

References 17 publications

Туризм В Приграничных Регионах: Теоретические Аспекты Географического Изучения

Туризм В Приграничных Регионах: Теоретические Аспекты Географического Изучения

The role of Euroregions as a factor of spatial integration and regional development-the focus on the selected border area

Cross‐Border, Transnational, and Interregional Cooperation

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