Metropolitan cooperation in Europe: Theoretical issues and perspectives for urban networking 1

Heeg, Susanne; Klagge, Britta; Ossenbruügge, Juürgen

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“…Koninkrijksrelaties, 2013), in which citizens co-decide and tackle societal issues themselves. This was the result of a process of the decentralization and deregulation of social policies that commenced in the 1980s (Heeg, Klagge & Ossenbrügge, 2003). Initially, decentralization was motivated by the argument that it would result in better accessibility to public administration (ROB, 2000).…”

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The Munchausen paradigm for deprived neighbourhoods: pulling yourself out of the swamp of deprivation

Nijkamp¹,

Burgers²,

Kuiper³

2017

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Although the economic effects of the projects were limited, our study reveals that citizens' initiatives, such as the Afrikaander Cooperative, can help residents gain employment. In order to succeed, these initiatives should not be hindered by obstructive regulations, and they should include input from the residents who function as staff. However, in deprived neighbourhoods, many residents require support to be able to contribute to citizens' initiatives, and cannot be expected to act like Baron Munchausen and pull themselves out of the swamp of deprivation by their own hair.

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Section: Pulling Yourself Out Of the Swamp Of Deprivationmentioning

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The Munchausen paradigm for deprived neighbourhoods: pulling yourself out of the swamp of deprivation

Nijkamp¹,

Burgers²,

Kuiper³

2017

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“…Because neo-liberal applications that dominate our world, have left the cities alone with the problems that they cannot solve on their own. Along with this change, cities display the behaviour of solving their problems, not on their own but as a region, in cooperation with other cities (Heeg et al 2003). At the same time, this situation requires cooperated and coordinated usage of the resources that these cities and regions have.…”

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“…Heeg et al (2003) handled metropolitan cooperation as urban networks and after analyzing the existing cooperative efforts in Europe; they proved that metropolitan cooperation shows three types of focus: (1) cooperation dominated by state in state-oriented regulation mode, (2) cooperation dominated by private sectors in market-oriented regulation maode, and (3) cooperation located between the continuum of the above two kinds of cooperation. Besides, they defined three types of territorial cooperation: (1) territorially disintegrated networks, (2) territorially integrated cooperation and (3) cooperation between two or more individual cities in the same large region.…”

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“…In this paper, a study conducted by Heeg et al (2003) is accepted as a very important contribution in related literature is used as a guideline on the subject of performing a regional development with cooperative marketing strategy and developing a model for Cukurova Region.…”

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“…A study conducted by Heeg et al (2003) dealing with some theoretical issues aimed at providing the metropolitan cooperation in Europe, is accepted as a very important contribution to cooperation between cities; hence, to regional development works (Luo & Shen, 2009: 53). Heeg et al (2003) handled metropolitan cooperation as urban networks and after analyzing the existing cooperative efforts in Europe; they proved that metropolitan cooperation shows three types of focus: (1) cooperation dominated by state in state-oriented regulation mode, (2) cooperation dominated by private sectors in market-oriented regulation maode, and (3) cooperation located between the continuum of the above two kinds of cooperation.…”

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In the globalized world, trade barriers between regions and countries are almost non-existent. The disadvantaged regions are negatively influenced from this situation. Therefore, the sources of regions have to be marketed. In the globalized markets, marketing gains particular importance in offering regional resources to in such a way that they can yield value-added and contribute to the development of the region. When the subject of marketing concerns a region, it is imperative to establish cooperation and harmony among the regional dynamics. Thus, the aim of this study is to illustrate how to increase the competitiveness of Cukurova Region of Turkey with the cooperation of the local dynamics. Based on the analyses of the secondary data obtained from the region, some findings will be determined on the subjects of harmony and cooperation between regional development and cooperative marketing in this paper.

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