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Regional Strategies. On Spatial Aspects of European Cultural Policy

"The process of globalization marks a change in the dynamics of political, economic and social correlations at all territorial levels. The change in the function of nation states and, in parallel with it, the increasing importance of regional levels is one of the most striking developments in this context."
  
    
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"In a European context the regions have been seen to have mounting importance since the 1980s, this having also been reflected at the political-institutional level with, for example, the founding of the (Europe-wide) "Assembly of European Regions" in the mid-eighties and the intensification of EU/EC regional policy, and finally the resolution contained in the Maastricht Treaty (1991) to set up official representation at EU level with the "Committee of the Regions". By the mid-nineties discussions about the regions had reached a high point, and they have subsequently remained present on the daily agenda."

Creator(s) Raimund Minichbauer, eipcp
Source Location Canada
Date Published
2004-10-31
Language English
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