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Inducing transboundary regionalism in asymmetric situations: The case of the German‐Polish Border

James Wesley Scott Research Associate at the Institute for Regional Development; Structural Planning in Erkner (by Berlin), Germany
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Kimberly Collins Coordinator of Border Programs, Institute for Regional Studies of the Californias, San Diego State University
Pages 97-121 | Published online: 21 Nov 2011

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Pablo Podadera Rivera & Francisco J. Calderón Vázquez. (2018) Institutional Aspects of Portugal-Spain Cross-Border Cooperation. Journal of Borderlands Studies 33:4, pages 585-604.
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Sylwia Dołzbłasz & Andrzej Raczyk. (2015) Different Borders‐Different Cooperation? Transborder Cooperation in Poland. Geographical Review 105:3, pages 360-376.
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Gergő Medve-Bálint & Sara Svensson. (2013) Diversity and Development: Policy Entrepreneurship of Euroregional Initiatives in Central and Eastern Europe. Journal of Borderlands Studies 28:1, pages 15-31.
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Joan Anderson & Egbert Wever. (2003) Borders, border regions and economic integration: One world, ready or not. Journal of Borderlands Studies 18:1, pages 27-38.
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Christian Lorens Hansen. (2000) Economic, political, and cultural integration in an inner European union border region: The Danish‐German border region. Journal of Borderlands Studies 15:2, pages 91-118.
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James Wesley Scott. (2000) Transboundary cooperation on Germany's Borders: Strategic regionalism through multilevel governance. Journal of Borderlands Studies 15:1, pages 143-167.
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Joachim Blatter & Norris Clement. (2000) II Introduction to the Volume. Journal of Borderlands Studies 15:1, pages 14-53.
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James Wesley Scott. (1999) European and North American Contexts for Cross-border Regionalism. Regional Studies 33:7, pages 605-617.
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Chaebok Park. (2018) The German-Polish Border Question and Historical Reconciliation: Culture Fusion and Hybridization and New Identity. Journal of Korean Political and Diplomatic History 39:2, pages 261-290.
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Francisco José Calderón Vázquez. (2017) Fronteras intraeuropeas, desactivación fronteriza, cooperación transfronteriza e instituciones: El caso de La Raya ibérica. Estudios Fronterizos 18:36, pages 78-101.
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