Different territorial levels of Romanian-Hungarian cross-border cooperation

Toca, Constantin Vasile

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@incollection{ Toca2013,
 title = {Different territorial levels of Romanian-Hungarian cross-border cooperation},
 author = {Toca, Constantin Vasile},
 editor = {Popoviciu, Adrian-Claudiu and Cigan, Dana},
 year = {2013},
 booktitle = {The frontier worker - new perspectives on the labor market in the border regions},
 pages = {71-80},
 address = {Bucharest},
 publisher = {C.H. Beck},
 isbn = {978-606-18-0181-7},
 urn = {https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-420518},
 abstract = {The Romanian-Hungarian border has evolved in time from a closed, guarded
border to an open one after 1989, a period when the success of cross-border cooperation
models in Europe were taken on by the two nations, either as an Eurometropolis, or as
Euroregion, operating with a series of instruments and institutions that facilitated
cooperation within various areas of cross-border interest; these instruments have been
gradually adapted until the present days when new ones replaced the old ones, the latest
instrument being the EGTC.},
 keywords = {grenzüberschreitende Zusammenarbeit; europäische Zusammenarbeit; regional policy; cross-border cooperation; Regionalplanung; Euroregion; regional planning; European cooperation; Romania; Euroregion; Ungarn; regional development; Regionalpolitik; Rumänien; Hungary; regionale Entwicklung}}