Multilevel Governance and Partnership for Effective Regional Development Policies: Lessons from EU Cohesion Policy
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Trust (Psychology) Natural science Sciences Science of science Community development, Rural Rural development--Social aspects Rural community development Integrated rural development Rural economic development Regional development Development, Rural Rehabilitation, Rural Rural development--Citizen participation State planning Regional development Regional planning--Government policy Companies Partnership--Law and legislation Funds Funding Economic growth Growth, Economic Development, Economic Community development--Government policy Regional development Community development--Citizen participation Capital assets Fixed assetsCiter ce document
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The 1988 reform of the structural funds (SF) set thefoundations for European Union (EU) cohesion policy(CP), arguably one of the most innovative andlarge-scale, if controversial and often criticised, policiesaddressing uneven economic development andterritorial disparities. The reform reflected the shifttowards new regionalism (Amin and Thrift, 1995;Cooke and Morgan, 1998; Storper, 1995, 1997), anapproach considering the regional scale as key foreconomic development underpinned by robustregional networks and site-specific ‘relational assets’such as trust and social capital...