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Political rescaling and metropolitan governance in cross-border regions: (Record no. 166623)

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Personal name Nelles, Jen
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Title Political rescaling and metropolitan governance in cross-border regions:
Remainder of title comparing the cross-border metropolitan areas of Lille and Luxembourg
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Summary, etc. In the last 20 years, the number of cross-border cooperation structures in Europe has exploded owing to political and financial support by the European Union aimed at encouraging cohesion and developing peripheral regions. These policies are part of processes of de-bordering and political rescaling that have profoundly affected cross-border areas by creating new institutional territories and political structures. The purpose of this paper is to study the institutional history of cross-border metropolitan governance in Europe through the comparison of two of the most advanced cross-border metropolitan regions: Lille and Luxembourg. This paper asks how these cross-border structures have developed and changed. What can their patterns of institutional evolution contribute to understanding governance in other cross-border regions? Are these new spaces evidence of political rescaling? This paper presents and redefines cross-border governance as a cyclical and a long-term process and also explores the challenges that these partnerships face in becoming functionally effective and autonomous policy actors. Ultimately, we find that there is no replicable ideal of cross-border governance and that even long-standing partnerships are in a period of exploration and reinvention. Establishing a competitive and coherent cross-border metropolitan region is ambitious and complex, and it necessitates the coordination of policies at multiple scales and across institutionally diverse territories. This project requires the modification and/or construction of new institutional and legal frameworks. This reorientation of political attention has resulted in a reconceptualization of political space but not the empowerment of new political actors, indicating that the process of rescaling may be a work in progress.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Political rescaling
Form subdivision Metropolitan governance
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Personal name Durand, Frédéric
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library Journal Article 14/02/2014 Vol. 21, no. 1 (pages 104-122)   HT395 EUR 08/08/2024 SP18287 08/08/2024 Journal Article For in house use