European Territorial Cooperation

Murray, Michael

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“…This clear association between territorial planning and territorialicy is reinforced by Dühr, Colomb & Nadin (2010, p.4-5), as they maintain that 'the European dimension of spatial planning arises from a recognized and growing need for coordination of spatial development trends and EU spatial policy across policy sectors, across levels of government from the EU to the local level, and across national borders'. This dimension is now visible in EU territorial cooperation (INTERREG) programmes (Medeiros, 2018a), the ESPON programme (Waterhout, 2008), EU macro-regional strategies (Sielker & Rauhut, 2018), cross-border planning processes (Durand & Decoville, 2018) and maritime spatial planning (Zaucha & Gee, 2019).…”

Section: Territorial Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For some, however, the current scenario of nation-building holds potential challenges and threats, for instance in forging territorial traps (i.e. border barriers, see Newman, 2010;Medeiros, 2018a), tragedies (i.e. politicised, excessive centralized nation-state apparatus, etc., see Agnew, 2017), and poverty resulting from a lack of flexibility (i.e.…”

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Fake or real EU Territorialicy? Debating the territorial universe of EU policies

Medeiros¹

2020

Eur. XXI

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This paper provides new insights into the main pillars of the territorial universe of EU policies, by undertaking a systematic overview of European Union (EU) key territorial development reports, agendas and programmes. These include the European Spatial Development Perspective (ESDP), the three Territorial Agendas, and the European Territorial Observatory Network (ESPON) reports. The evidence shows widespread territorialicy, understood as a process of incorporating a territorial driven policy design, implementation and evaluation paradigm, still largely dominated by territorial development and territorial cohesion policy rationales. However, the socioeconomic policy prism continues to dominate the design and analysis of EU policies by EU entities.

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Section: Territorial Planningmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Fake or real EU Territorialicy? Debating the territorial universe of EU policies

Medeiros¹

2020

Eur. XXI

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“…However, according to , the territorial development does not equal the sum of socio-economic and environmental impacts. Medeiros (2018 and 2019) also suggests to apply TIA to evaluate spatial planning processes and (Medeiros 2019) and sectoral policies, for instance cross-border cooperation (Medeiros 2018).…”

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Territorial Impact Assessment – European context and the case of Czechia

Nosek¹

2019

Auc Geographica

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The aim of this paper is to critically review recent EU level debates on territorial impact assessment, which serves as a tool to improve the understanding of uneven territorial impacts of the EU sectoral policies. The paper also seeks to elicit (1) which European countries employ territorial impact assessment when designing various national policies and (2) how this tool is used in different governance environments. Particular attention is paid to the case of Czechia. The paper elaborates upon the state-of-the-art tools used on a national level and analyses the motivation of actors on regional and local levels to use such tools in their decision-making process. The research shows that EU member states that employ this tool can be categorized into four groups, for instance, depending on whether they enrich other impact assessments tools by territorial aspects, or whether they focus coherence of regional development strategies and sectoral strategies. Territorial impact assessment is not implemented in Czechia, although recent years have witnessed an upsurge of interest concerning territorial aspects of investments.

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Introduction: A Handbook on Territorial Impact Assessment (TIA)

Medeiros

2020

Territorial Impact Assessment

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European Territorial Cooperation

Cited by 38 publications

References 35 publications

Fake or real EU Territorialicy? Debating the territorial universe of EU policies

Fake or real EU Territorialicy? Debating the territorial universe of EU policies

Territorial Impact Assessment – European context and the case of Czechia

Introduction: A Handbook on Territorial Impact Assessment (TIA)

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