EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS INVOLVED IN THE REGIONALIZATION AND REGIONALIZATION POLICY INSTRUMENTS
One may believe that it is better to transplant European successful models, such as the Polish model, or other regionalization schemes in the other European countries. I believe the French tradition of our law and our national peculiarities would be more suitable to be considered for regionalizati...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Nicolae Titulescu University
2014-11-01
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| Series: | Global Economic Observer |
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| Online Access: | http://www.globeco.ro/wp-content/uploads/vol/split/vol_2_no_2/geo_2014_vol2_no2_art_015.pdf |
| Summary: | One may believe that it is better to transplant European successful models, such as the Polish
model, or other regionalization schemes in the other European countries. I believe the French tradition of our
law and our national peculiarities would be more suitable to be considered for regionalization strategy based
on creating new rules that will govern this new reform. So I endorse a traditional and temperate view
considering phasing the necessary reforms in the medium and long period in which communities are prepared
for their effective implementation. But in this paper I intend to present some interesting aspects of the
regionalization process in the European Union. What is the future architecture of the EU in relation to
development gaps, what can be done to find suitable solutions to the global crisis which is badly affecting
regional and local communities? These are legitimate questions, and that is why we are looking to find
adequate strategies for political, economic, social and administrative matters. Some countries were able to find
good solutions that today make it possible to mitigate the adverse effects through administrative reorganization
and a real decentralization, through social and political solidarity. |
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| ISSN: | 2343-9742 2343-9750 |