European Regional Policy and Development
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European Regional Policy and Development
Forgotten Regions and Spaces
Blanco-Varela, Bruno; Reis Mourao, Paulo Jorge; Sanchez-Carreira, Maria del Carmen
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
204
Mole
9781032188003
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Introduction. Forgotten Spaces in the European Regional Policy and Development Part I: Regional Development and Policies in Europe: main theoretical advances and last trends and challenges 1. Comparative assessment of rural realities in the European Union: The main drivers of the rural population 2. Agglomeration of knowledge intensive activities and brain drain: global cities and forgotten regions across Europe. A case study with Spanish data Part II: Comparative analysis of regional experiences on forgotten spaces in Europe 3. How to make forgotten spaces visible? Image making as a coping strategy of two European small towns 4. Italian Inner areas' strategic plans: a textual network analysis of the Appennino Emiliano and Madonie case studies 5. Engaging with forgotten places: Applying a multifaceted understanding of place in an analysis of two Danish cases 6. Revitalizing forgotten spaces through local leadership and social entrepreneurial ecosystems: the case of Muszyna Commune 7. The specificity determinants of monetary and fiscal policy in the V4 countries. Comparative economics perspective 8. Public procurement as a transformative innovation policy instrument: urban rehabilitation in Malmoe Conclusions. Regional Policies, Development and Forgotten Spaces in Europe
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Regional development;regional policies;endogenous development;forgotten spaces;DLA Piper;V4 Country;Textual Network Analysis;Local Development;European Regional Policies;Smart Specialization Strategies;V4 Group;Multi-scalar Context;Smart Specialization;KIBS Employment;North Denmark;Good Life;Socioeconomic Development;EU Cohesion Policy;Appennino;Piper;EU Average;Cee Country;Local Investment Program;High Skilled Migration;Cap Post-2020;Euro Area;Short Term Efficiency Gains;High Skilled Immigrants
Introduction. Forgotten Spaces in the European Regional Policy and Development Part I: Regional Development and Policies in Europe: main theoretical advances and last trends and challenges 1. Comparative assessment of rural realities in the European Union: The main drivers of the rural population 2. Agglomeration of knowledge intensive activities and brain drain: global cities and forgotten regions across Europe. A case study with Spanish data Part II: Comparative analysis of regional experiences on forgotten spaces in Europe 3. How to make forgotten spaces visible? Image making as a coping strategy of two European small towns 4. Italian Inner areas' strategic plans: a textual network analysis of the Appennino Emiliano and Madonie case studies 5. Engaging with forgotten places: Applying a multifaceted understanding of place in an analysis of two Danish cases 6. Revitalizing forgotten spaces through local leadership and social entrepreneurial ecosystems: the case of Muszyna Commune 7. The specificity determinants of monetary and fiscal policy in the V4 countries. Comparative economics perspective 8. Public procurement as a transformative innovation policy instrument: urban rehabilitation in Malmoe Conclusions. Regional Policies, Development and Forgotten Spaces in Europe
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Regional development;regional policies;endogenous development;forgotten spaces;DLA Piper;V4 Country;Textual Network Analysis;Local Development;European Regional Policies;Smart Specialization Strategies;V4 Group;Multi-scalar Context;Smart Specialization;KIBS Employment;North Denmark;Good Life;Socioeconomic Development;EU Cohesion Policy;Appennino;Piper;EU Average;Cee Country;Local Investment Program;High Skilled Migration;Cap Post-2020;Euro Area;Short Term Efficiency Gains;High Skilled Immigrants
