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- History & Political Science (267)
- Science, Society & Culture (121)
- Law, Economics & Management (111)
- English Studies (53)
- Education (53)
- Linguistics (44)
- Media and Communication (32)
- Romance Studies (27)
- Theology & Philosophy (26)
- The Arts (16)
- German Studies (12)
- Slavic Studies (6)
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What Kind of Regionalism?
Regionalism and Region Building in Northern European Peripheries©2006 Thesis -
Institutions, Discourse and Regional Development
The Scottish Development Agency and the Politics of Regional Policy©2006 Monographs -
Regional Histories and Historical Regions
The Concept of the Baltic Sea Region in Polish and Swedish Historiographies©2012 Monographs -
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 -
Building Regionalism from Below
The Role of Parliaments and Civil Society in Regional Integration in Africa©2018 Edited Collection -
Multinational Enterprises in Regional Innovation Processes
Empirical Insights into Intangible Assets, Open Innovation and Firm Embeddedness in Regional Innovation Systems in Europe©2011 Thesis -
Linguistic Regionalism in Eastern Europe and Beyond
Minority, Regional and Literary Microlanguages©2018 Edited Collection -
Régionalisme & Fédéralisme / Regionalism & Federalism
The contemporary nation-state is undergoing a series of transformations which question its traditional role as a container of social, political and economic systems. New spaces are emerging with the rise of regional production systems, movements for territorial autonomy and the rediscovery of old and the invention of new identities. States have responded by restructuring their systems of territorial government, often setting up an intermediate or regional level. There is no single model, but a range, from administrative deconcentration to federalization. Some states have regionalized in a uniform manner, while others have adopted asymmetrical solutions. In many cases, regions have gone beyond the nation-state, seeking to become actors in broader continental and transnational systems. The series covers the gamut of issues involved in this territorial restructuring, including the rise of regional production systems, political regionalism, questions of identity, and constitutional change. It will include the emergence of new systems of territorial regulation and collective action within civil society as well as the state. There is no a priori definition of what constitutes a region, since these span a range of spatial scales, from metropolitan regions to large federated states, and from administrative units to cultural regions and stateless nations. Disciplines covered include history, sociology, social and political geography, political science and law. Interdisciplinary approaches are particularly welcome. In addition to empirical and comparative studies, books focus on the theory of regionalism and federalism, including normative questions about democracy and accountability in complex systems of government. L’État-nation contemporain a subi une série de transformations qui remettent en cause son rôle traditionnel de cadre pour les systèmes sociaux, politiques et économiques. Des nouveaux espaces ont émergé avec la mise en place de systèmes de production régionaux, le développement des mouvements pour l’autonomie territoriale et la redécouverte des anciennes identités aussi bien que l’invention de nouvelles. Les États ont répondu à ces mutations par la restructuration de leurs systèmes de gouvernement territoriaux, le plus souvent par l’instauration d’un niveau intermédiaire ou régional. Il n’y a pas de modèle unique mais bien une gamme allant de la décentralisation administrative à la fédéralisation. Certains États se sont régionalisés de manière uniforme, tandis que d’autres ont adopté des solutions asymétriques. Dans plusieurs cas, les régions ont dépassé le cadre des États-nations, cherchant à devenir des acteurs au sein des systèmes continentaux et transnationaux. La collection s’intéresse à toute étude concernant cette restructuration territoriale, incluant le développement des systèmes de production régionaux, le régionalisme politique, les questions d’identité et les changements constitutionnels. Elle prend également en compte l’émergence de nouveaux systèmes de régulation territoriale et l’action collective au niveau de la société civile aussi bien que de l’État. Il n’y a pas de définition a priori de ce qui constitue une région, celle-ci pouvant embrasser un éventail de niveaux territoriaux, des régions métropolitaines aux grands États fédérés et des unités administratives aux régions culturelles et aux nations-sans-État. La collection comprend des études dans des disciplines variées telles que l’histoire, la sociologie, la géographie sociale et politique, la science politique et le droit. Les approches interdisciplinaires sont particulièrement bienvenues. Enfin, parallèlement aux études empiriques et comparatives, certains ouvrages s’intéressent à la théorie du régionalisme et du fédéralisme, incluant des questions normatives sur la démocratie et la responsabilité dans les systèmes complexes de gouvernement. The contemporary nation-state is undergoing a series of transformations which question its traditional role as a container of social, political and economic systems. New spaces are emerging with the rise of regional production systems, movements for territorial autonomy and the rediscovery of old and the invention of new identities. States have responded by restructuring their systems of territorial government, often setting up an intermediate or regional level. There is no single model, but a range, from administrative deconcentration to federalization. Some states have regionalized in a uniform manner, while others have adopted asymmetrical solutions. In many cases, regions have gone beyond the nation-state, seeking to become actors in broader continental and transnational systems. The series covers the gamut of issues involved in this territorial restructuring, including the rise of regional production systems, political regionalism, questions of identity, and constitutional change. It will include the emergence of new systems of territorial regulation and collective action within civil society as well as the state. There is no a priori definition of what constitutes a region, since these span a range of spatial scales, from metropolitan regions to large federated states, and from administrative units to cultural regions and stateless nations. Disciplines covered include history, sociology, social and political geography, political science and law. Interdisciplinary approaches are particularly welcome. In addition to empirical and comparative studies, books focus on the theory of regionalism and federalism, including normative questions about democracy and accountability in complex systems of government.
14 publications
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Regional Integration and Social Cohesion
Perspectives from the Developing World©2013 Conference proceedings -
Local Governance and Regional Development: Current Perspectives
©2020 Edited Collection -
REGIONAL IMBALANCES AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES
TURKEY EXPERIENCE VOLUME 1©2020 Edited Collection -
The Regional Challenge in Central and Eastern Europe
Territorial Restructuring and European Integration©2003 Conference proceedings -
Regional Differences in Women Entrepreneurship
©2021 Edited Collection -
Between National Fantasies and Regional Realities
The Paradox of Identity in Nineteenth-Century German Literature©2006 Monographs -
Arctic Region in the Climate Change Era: Zone of Conflict or Zone of Cooperation?
Arctic Politics and CooperationThesis -
The EU as a Post-Lisbon Regional Security Complex
©2021 Monographs -
Global and Regional Powers
Relations, Problems and Issues in the 21st Century©2020 Edited Collection -
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