Border Futures-Zukunft Grenze-Avenir Frontière

The future viability of cross-border cooperation

von

Pallagst, KarinaHrsg.Hartz, AndreaHrsg.Caesar, BeateHrsg.

BuchKartoniert, Paperback

388 Seiten

Englisch

ARL ¿ Akademie für Raumentwicklung in der Leibniz-Gemeinschafterschienen am17.05.2022

What current discourses are relevant for border areas? What opportunities for andobstacles to integrated territorial development arise from the specific situation ofborder regions? How can these be utilised or overcome in a goal-oriented way? Thesequestions were central to the discussions of the Border Futures working group. Borderregions like the Greater Region1 or the Trinational Metropolitan Region of the UpperRhine extend far beyond the immediate border area. While institutional structures ofcooperation can be perpetuated through agreements and organisations, there is a lackof instruments which cross-border cooperation structures can deploy in response tochanging situations. Cross-border cooperation faces new challenges from increasingcross-border interactions, processes of economic structural transformation, newenergy policies in the national sub-spaces, and demographic change. Another factor isincreasing spatial polarisation, which influences the further development and futureviability of the affected border areas, and involves metropolisation issues in urbancentres and the provision of public services in rural districts. Building on discussions ofthe Border Futures working group, this volume sheds light on cross-border cooperationin practice with recent research relevant to planning in border regions in the Europeancontext. The insights collected here are intended to be usable in the border areas withinthe territory of the Regional Working Group and should also contribute towards thebroader specialist discourse on the further development of cross-border cooperation.Issues of sustainable cross-border governance, new spatial functions and new planninginstruments play a role here, as do the possibilities provided by the current EU structuralpolicy programming period for border areas.mehr

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KlappentextWhat current discourses are relevant for border areas? What opportunities for andobstacles to integrated territorial development arise from the specific situation ofborder regions? How can these be utilised or overcome in a goal-oriented way? Thesequestions were central to the discussions of the Border Futures working group. Borderregions like the Greater Region1 or the Trinational Metropolitan Region of the UpperRhine extend far beyond the immediate border area. While institutional structures ofcooperation can be perpetuated through agreements and organisations, there is a lackof instruments which cross-border cooperation structures can deploy in response tochanging situations. Cross-border cooperation faces new challenges from increasingcross-border interactions, processes of economic structural transformation, newenergy policies in the national sub-spaces, and demographic change. Another factor isincreasing spatial polarisation, which influences the further development and futureviability of the affected border areas, and involves metropolisation issues in urbancentres and the provision of public services in rural districts. Building on discussions ofthe Border Futures working group, this volume sheds light on cross-border cooperationin practice with recent research relevant to planning in border regions in the Europeancontext. The insights collected here are intended to be usable in the border areas withinthe territory of the Regional Working Group and should also contribute towards thebroader specialist discourse on the further development of cross-border cooperation.Issues of sustainable cross-border governance, new spatial functions and new planninginstruments play a role here, as do the possibilities provided by the current EU structuralpolicy programming period for border areas.

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ISBN/GTIN978-3-88838-436-3

ProduktartBuch

EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback

Verlag

ARL ¿ Akademie für Raumentwicklung in der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft

Erscheinungsjahr2022

Erscheinungsdatum17.05.2022

ReiheArbeitsberichte der ARL

Reihen-Nr.33

Seiten388 Seiten

SpracheEnglisch