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What Kind of Regionalism?
Regionalism and Region Building in Northern European Peripheries©2006 Thesis -
The Quest for an African Economic Community
Regional Integration and its Role in Achieving African Unity – The Case of SADC©2011 Thesis -
Understanding Regional Development
Absorption, Institutions and Socio-economic Growth in the Regions of the European Union- A Case Study on Italy©2008 Thesis -
Evolving regional values and mobilities in global contexts
The emergence of new (Eur-)Asian regions and dialogues with Europe©2020 Edited Collection -
Industry Agglomerations and Regional Development in Hungary
Economic Processes during European Integration©2010 Thesis -
Multinational Enterprises in Regional Innovation Processes
Empirical Insights into Intangible Assets, Open Innovation and Firm Embeddedness in Regional Innovation Systems in Europe©2011 Thesis -
The Impact of Formal and Informal Institutions on Economic Growth
A Case Study on the MENA Region©2011 Thesis -
Policies of Economic and Social Development in Europe
11 th Annual Conference of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration- Dedicated to the 120 th Anniversary of St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia- Sofia, October 10 to 11, 2008©2010 Conference proceedings -
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Comparative Regional Integration Studies
ISSN: 1868-758X
The Comparative Regional Integration Studies series aims at providing a forum for discussing topics in Political Science with a focus on Regional Studies. The authors examine regional integration in the broadest sense of the term. This interdisciplinary series also takes issues of Sociology and Economics into account. Scholars examine for example the challenge of the global economic crisis for social integration. The series will not be continued. The Comparative Regional Integration Studies series aims at providing a forum for discussing topics in Political Science with a focus on Regional Studies. The authors examine regional integration in the broadest sense of the term. This interdisciplinary series also takes issues of Sociology and Economics into account. Scholars examine for example the challenge of the global economic crisis for social integration. The series will not be continued. The Comparative Regional Integration Studies series aims at providing a forum for discussing topics in Political Science with a focus on Regional Studies. The authors examine regional integration in the broadest sense of the term. This interdisciplinary series also takes issues of Sociology and Economics into account. Scholars examine for example the challenge of the global economic crisis for social integration. The series will not be continued.
1 publications
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Regional Differences in Women Entrepreneurship
©2021 Edited Collection -
Local Governance and Regional Development: Current Perspectives
©2020 Edited Collection -
Where Top-down, Where Bottom-up?
Selected Issues for Regional Strategies in the European Union©2008 Edited Collection -
Regional Integration and Social Cohesion
ISSN: 2030-8787
«Regional Integration and Social Cohesion» (RISC) is an interdisciplinary and multilingual (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese) series that examines the human and environmental impacts of regional integration, defined legally/politically (supranationalism), economically (globalization), socially (identity), and geographically (borders). The series aims to link global analysis of issues associated with social cohesion, such as market shifts, immigration, environmental risk and the deterioration of natural resources, human rights, violence and security, etc., with national and subnational studies that focus on political decision-making, the non-governmental sector and social participation in public debates, economic transformations, social marginalization, identity, etc. Thus, the series aims to combine the international, national and subnational arenas of politics in thematically-oriented research. While proposed case studies are welcome, the works presented in this series from all social science disciplines, are predominantly based on the comparative method. Studies that compare across geographic regions, defined continentally, are of particular interest. In addition to the scientific focus described above, this series aims to connect theoretical analysis of questions related to social cohesion with policy-based research. In doing so, it examines the role of political actors at different levels of regional integration processes and it studies citizen responses to changing opportunity structures in the economic, social and political spheres. Thus, the series attempts to shed light on contemporary shifts in the uses and types of power in policy-making processes. The issue of changes in how policies are being made is linked to: «who affects policy-making?» and «what impact do policies have in social and economic arenas?» « Intégration régionale et cohésion sociale » (RISC) est une collection interdisciplinaire et multilingue qui étudie les impacts humains et environnementaux qu’exerce l’intégration régionale, telle que définie légalement/politiquement (supranationalisme), économiquement (mondialisation), socialement (identité) et géographiquement (frontières). La collection cherche à mettre en relation d’une part l’analyse globale de problématiques associées à la cohésion sociale – les mouvements des marchés économiques, l’immigration, les enjeux écologiques, la préservation des ressources naturelles, les droits de l’homme, la violence et la sécurité, etc. – et d’autre part les études nationales et régionales/locales qui se centrent sur la prise de décision politique, le secteur non gouvernemental, la participation dans les débats publics, les transformations économiques, la marginalisation sociale, l’identité, etc. La collection cherche dès lors à combiner international, national et régional/local dans une perspective thématique. Si les études de cas y sont les bienvenues, on tentera cependant de privilégier les analyses comparatistes, dans le champ des sciences humaines, toutes disciplines confondues. Une attention toute particulière sera accordée aux études établissant des comparaisons entre continents. En outre, la collection souhaite relier l’analyse théorique de questions liées à la cohésion sociale à une recherche de type politique. Elle examine ainsi le rôle des acteurs politiques aux différents niveaux de l’intégration régionale et elle étudie la réaction des citoyens face aux mutations des structures économiques, sociales et politiques. RISC met dès lors en lumière les tendances contemporaines des usages et des types de pouvoir à l’œuvre dans les processus de prise de décision. La question de savoir comment les politiques sont élaborées est liée aux questions suivantes : « Qui peut influencer les politiques ? » et « quel est l’impact des politiques sur la scène politique et économique ? ».
20 publications
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Developing Intra-regional Exchanges through the Abolition of Commercial and Tariff Barriers / L’abolition des barrières commerciales et tarifaires dans la région de l’Océan indien
Myth or Reality? / Mythe ou réalité ?©2016 Edited Collection -
Global Change and Regional Agricultural Land Use
Impact Estimates for the Upper Danube Basin Based on Scenario Data from European Studies©2009 Thesis -
Regional Integration Beyond the Traditional Trade Benefits: Labor Mobility Contribution
The Case of Burkina Faso and Côte d’Ivoire©2005 Thesis -
The Regional Challenge in Central and Eastern Europe
Territorial Restructuring and European Integration©2003 Conference proceedings -
Digital Transformation and New Approaches in Trade, Economics, Finance and Banking
©2022 Edited Collection -
EURASIAN CHALLENGES TO INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW
NEW DEVELOPMENTS AFTER BREXIT AND IN THE CONTEXT OF THE COVID-19©2022 Edited Collection -
New Normal and New Rules in International Trade, Economics and Marketing
©2021 Edited Collection -
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REGIONAL IMBALANCES AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES
TURKEY EXPERIENCE VOLUME 1©2020 Edited Collection -
Fostering Innovation and Knowledge Transfer in European Regions
©2008 Edited Collection -
The Impact of EU Free Trade Agreements on Economic Development and Regional Integration in Southern Africa
The Example of EU-SACU Trade Relations©2006 Thesis