Diferrent territorial levels of Romanian-Hungarian Cross-border cooperation

Toca, Constantin-Vasile (2013): Diferrent territorial levels of Romanian-Hungarian Cross-border cooperation. Published in: No. The frontier worker – new perspectives on the labor market in the border regions (2013): pp. 71-80.

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.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• Language: English
• Keywords: NUTS; CBC; Euroregion; Eurometropolis; EGTC
• Subjects: F - International Economics > F5 - International Relations, National Security, and International Political Economy

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