European Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?

The European territory cannot remain isolated from what happens beyond its borders. Many interactions currently exist with neighbouring countries. However, European institutions have not yet successfully understood the consequences of this reality. It is clear from the official documents relating to...

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Autores principales:	Nicolas Gaubert, Yann Richard
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Publicado:	Politecnico di Torino 2010
Materias:	European Union territorial cooperation external relations European neighbourhood policy Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology HT101-395
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:791b962b7ec742a890262d8eaaf0f4d02021-12-02T03:17:34ZEuropean Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?1650-9544https://doaj.org/article/791b962b7ec742a890262d8eaaf0f4d02010-10-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.nordregio.se/Global/EJSD/Refereed%20articles/refereed41.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/1650-9544The European territory cannot remain isolated from what happens beyond its borders. Many interactions currently exist with neighbouring countries. However, European institutions have not yet successfully understood the consequences of this reality. It is clear from the official documents relating to cohesion policy reveal a closed vision and inward looking concept of the European territory. Into the 2000s, such a vision, combined with a lack of coordination between the various DGs of the European Commission, has hampered the development of many regions located on the external borders of the European Union. Recently, the Commission has tried to come up with a new modus operandi in terms of better coordination between the cohesion and neighbourhood policies, with new regulations in respect of the structural funds and the financial instruments pertaining to external cooperation. These new regulations introduce real improvements to the previous instruments. However the new instruments still suffer from significant shortcomings. This paper addresses the important issue of territorial cooperation with third countries by raising three main questions. What is the content of the new regulations released by the Commission in December 2006? What kind of improvements did they bring to the former regulations? And, what kind of obstacles to these reforms have emerged?Nicolas GaubertYann RichardPolitecnico di TorinoarticleEuropean Unionterritorial cooperationexternal relationsEuropean neighbourhood policyUrban groups. The city. Urban sociologyHT101-395ENEuropean Journal of Spatial Development, Vol October, Iss 41 (2010)
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description	The European territory cannot remain isolated from what happens beyond its borders. Many interactions currently exist with neighbouring countries. However, European institutions have not yet successfully understood the consequences of this reality. It is clear from the official documents relating to cohesion policy reveal a closed vision and inward looking concept of the European territory. Into the 2000s, such a vision, combined with a lack of coordination between the various DGs of the European Commission, has hampered the development of many regions located on the external borders of the European Union. Recently, the Commission has tried to come up with a new modus operandi in terms of better coordination between the cohesion and neighbourhood policies, with new regulations in respect of the structural funds and the financial instruments pertaining to external cooperation. These new regulations introduce real improvements to the previous instruments. However the new instruments still suffer from significant shortcomings. This paper addresses the important issue of territorial cooperation with third countries by raising three main questions. What is the content of the new regulations released by the Commission in December 2006? What kind of improvements did they bring to the former regulations? And, what kind of obstacles to these reforms have emerged?
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title	European Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?
title_short	European Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?
title_full	European Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?
title_fullStr	European Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?
title_full_unstemmed	European Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?
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European Cohesion Policy and Territorial Cooperation with Neighbouring Countries: Towards Deeper Coordination?

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