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	Europe Encyclopedia
		In Greek mythology, Europa was a Phoenician princess who was abducted by Zeus in bull form and taken to the island of Crete, where she gave birth to Minos, Rhadamanthus and Sarpedon.
		For Homer, Europe (Greek: Εὐρώπη Eurṓpē; see also List of traditional Greek place names) was a mythological queen of Crete, not a geographical designation.
		List of European countries in order of geographical area
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	List of euroregions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of the so called euroregions.
		Listed are also the particular participating countries and the year the euroregion was founded, if known.
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	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_euroregions (135 words)

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		This paper examines the Euroregions and focuses on the Carpathian Euroregion as a case study of the evolving concept of transboundary cooperation.
		First, major obstacles and problems to Euroregion success are being created by national governments concerned that the Euroregions are too distant from their central authority and, by definition, seeking to diminish and undermine national power by undertaking transboundary cooperation with neighbouring states.
		Euroregions in general and the CER specifically are seen from their respective capital cities as making economic and political decisions and policies that should be the rightful domain of the central government.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~gsfi/gsfiweb/htmls/papers/text4.htm (14496 words)

	Euroregion - Japan
		In European politics, a Euroregion is a form of transnational co-operation structure between two (or more) territories located in different European countries.
		Euroregions usually do not correspond to any legislative or governmental institution, do not have political power and their work is limited to the competencies of the local and regional authorities which constitute them.
		Even though the Council of Europe sponsored term "euroregion" means a similar thing, it should not be confused with the European Union sponsored term regions in Europe.
	euroregion.zdnet.co.za /zdnet/Euroregion (487 words)

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	www.freeglossary.com /i34j102.html (58 words)

	86 - A Map of Germany's Euroregions « strange maps
		A Euroregion (sometimes also called ‘Euregion’ or even ‘Europaregion’) is a structure for cooperation between at least two different European countries, mainly but not exclusively EU member states – but in any case international.
		One main reason for this is that Euroregions tend to bind together areas that are historically, culturally and economically distinct and don’t share much more than a border.
		This is a nice map I found showing all the Euroregions Germany shares with its many neighbours… And at the same time demonstrating the peculiar EU penchant for naming stuff in a way reminiscent of maladroit Soviet acronyms.
	strangemaps.wordpress.com /2007/03/06/85-a-map-of-germanys-euroregions (1489 words)

	CRR - Euroregions
		Euroregions represent a supranational type of unions, or associations, of municipalities.
		Associations of municipalities in border areas of the CR aim at the preparation and implementation of specific project proposals stimulating the area and ranging from consultancy services during project preparation and implementation to the participation in national and international programmes.
		Euroregions also cooperate on the preparation of schedules of social, cultural and sporting events organised in the Euroregion and contribute thus to narrower cooperation, support of tourism and cultural exchanges.
	www.crr.cz /index.php?lsel=20\|140\|264\|265 (155 words)

	Role of interregional co-operation for agricultural and rural development
		That is why, for the sake of the development of agriculture and the countryside, it is necessary to develop manifold forms of cross-border cooperation as well as that between regions and states.
		The Euroregion is a bilateral or multilateral legal transfrontier entity with a strictly predetermined area perimeter, established on the territories of Signatory States.
		The Euroregion Statute defines the aims and scope of Euroregion activities and the European Framework Convention on Transfrontier Cooperation between the Communities and Territorial Authorities lays down the general rules for the Euroregion.
	assembly.coe.int /Documents/WorkingDocs/doc01/edoc9186.htm (5370 words)

	Friends of Europe - News detail
		In the opinion of many participants, it is up to the region’s governments to demonstrate the political will to push the reform process through.
		This depends on tackling a lengthy list of structural reforms — to arrive at the point where they satisfy the same set of conditions as the existing members of the EU.
		The list of economic hurdles to be overcome is formidable Yet once the outside world is convinced that the region’s governments are set on the road to market democracy, the flow of inward investment may be expected to grow further.
	www.friendsofeurope.org /news_detail.asp?ID=179&page=det (433 words)

	ADMINISTRATIVE CO-OPERATION IN THE EUROREGION NEISSE-NISA-NYSA... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		Euroregions are important intergovernmental partnerships in two respects - on the one hand for the European Union (EU) and on the other hand for the border regions themselves.
		The primary significance of this kind of "international" partnership and ensuing joint cross-border projects is based on the characteristics and specific problems of border areas.
		In contrast to many other forms of transfrontier co-operation between neighbouring regions, Euroregion is a form of co-operation between associations of local governments.
	www.oecd.org /LongAbstract/0,2546,es_2649_33735_1902640_1_1_1_1,00.html (148 words)

	International Regional Co-operation in Europe: Institutions, Programmes and the Reform of Polish Regions Prior to the ...
		Euroregions development programmes initiated by the local authorities and supported by the governments of the neighbouring European Union Member States cover border regions.
		This list provides a number of examples of the early 1990’s agreements concerning international regional co-operation signed between the Republic of Poland and other European States as well as a number of bilateral intergovernmental committees and councils established with the purpose of developing cross-border and inter-regional co-operation.
		The list is limited to the most important agencies, whose information can be also found on the Internet.
	www.abdn.ac.uk /pir/postgrad/vol1_issue1/vol1_article3.hti (5486 words)

	ipedia.com: Euroregion Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		In European politics, a Euroregion is a form of transfrontier co-operation structure between two European countries.
		Euroregions usually do not correspond to any legislative or governmental institutio...
		The most common local names for a euroregion include: euregio, euregion, euroregion, europaregion, grand region, regio or council.
	www.ipedia.com /euroregion.html (305 words)

	Research Markus Perkmann
		In Europe, the first cross-border regions (also known as ‘Euroregions’) emerged in the 1950s although many were established more recently in the wake of EU regional policy measures.
		Successful Euroregions are effective ‘policy entrepreneurs’ specializing in resolving local border problems and occupy a policy niche within the context of national and EU policy frameworks.
		Markus’ research shows that this diffusion was facilitated by institutional entrepreneurship strategies pursued by Euroregions and their transnational network.
	www-staff.lboro.ac.uk /~mmmp3/index_files/Page358.htm (273 words)

	UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
		Representatives of high schools of the Euroregion; the University of Economics in Jelenia G—ra, Poland; the Technical University in Liberec; and the Technical University in Gliwice, Poland, which has been cooperating with Zittau for many years, joined in organising the International Institute.
		We refer to it here as the ERN -- the initials for the Euroregion Nisa/Neisse/Nysa, as it is known in the language of the three countries that form it.
		Although the Euroregion's main goals are primarily economic -- small-business management and tourism -- their focus is, by definition and practice, trans-boundary.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~gsfi/gsfiweb/htmls/papers/text10.htm (10324 words)

	Stability Pact: Press Releases
		Euroregions and other local cross-border cooperation initiatives play an important role in the process of reconciliation, socio-cultural development, as well as towards the creation of strong ties between the people across borders.
		Support to, and networking of existing Euroregions should continue and the steps already undertaken, towards the creation of new ones be brought to a successful conclusion.
		The existing CLRAE forum of elected representatives from the region should be used to the maximum possible extent to enhance the effectiveness of the Steering Committee.
	www.stabilitypact.org /pages/press/detail.asp?y=2002&p=33 (2140 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		The Euroregion Tatry has been functioning since 1994; its constituents are the local communities represented by counties, towns, communes and villages of the Polish-Slovak borderlands.
		Or is it rather a dynamically developing region, in tune with its heritage, whose landscapes and varied and authentic culture captivate the visitor, a region where people and institutions cooperate with one another in an atmosphere of understanding and mutual respect for differing beliefs, convictions and national, cultural and ethnic individuality?
		The Polish-Slovak Borderlands Annual Report is an integral part of the Euroregion Tatry Polish-Slovak Information System, which has been created by the Euroregion Tatry thanks to a grant from the Small Projects Fund of the Phare 2000 Polish-Slovak Cross-Border Cooperation Program.
	www.euroregion-tatry.pl /akt/arch_2003/2003_02_28_ix_kongres/files/summary-pl.doc (405 words)

	Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Washington, D.C. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		Under the terms of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Poland and the Government of the Russian Federation on Cross-Border Cooperation, concluded in Warsaw on 2 October 1992, the parties should establish an Intergovernmental Commission for Interregional Cooperation.
		Euroregions established along Poland's borders are an institutionalised form of cross-border cooperation involving regional and local authorities.
		Four Euroregions have been called into being along the Eastern and part of the Southern border of the Republic of Poland, namely: the Polish-Ukrainian-Hungarian- Romanian-Slovak Carpathian Euroregion (1993); the Polish- Belarussian-Ukrainian Bug-River Euroregion (1995); the Polish- Belarussian-Lithuanian Neman-River Euroregion (1997) inviting participation of the Kaliningrad Region, and the Polish-Russian- Danish-Lithuanian-Latvian-Swedish Baltic Euroregion (1998).
	www.polandembassy.org /Policy/p4-5.htm (6212 words)

	1999 11 12- V.USACKAS, Northern Dimension, Helsinki - STATEMENT
		In this respect the construction of a high voltage electricity transmission line between Poland and Lithuania should be high on the Northern Dimension priority list.
		Further implementation of public administration projects, including those with possible support of the European Union, would be significant contribution to the training of local government officials and development of direct relations between local authorities.
		The activities of the Euroregions "Baltic" and "Saul?" provide another possibility to promote sub-regional co-operation with Kaliningrad region and the regions of the partner countries around the Baltic sea.
	www.nato.int /pfp/lt/speeches/1999-11-12.html (1077 words)

	Nordic Council of Ministers Office in Lithuania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		On June 3rd 2005 the Steering Committee of the EU Baltic Sea Region Interreg III B Neighbourhood Programme approved under conditions the financial support to a project “Baltic Euroregional Network” (BEN), having a total budget of ca 1,4 mill.
		to capacitate creation of a network of CBC regions (euroregions) in the Adjacent areas, which can be linked with a CBC network existing in the Nordic countries.
		All activities are targeting the network and therefore should correspond to the joint interests of all CBC regions involved.
	www.norden.lt /index.php?show_content_id=87&proj_id=223&set_lang_id=en (603 words)

	Nordic Council / Nordic Council of Ministers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		to capacitate creation of a network of CBC regions (euroregions) in the Adjacent areas, which can be linked with a CBC network existing in the Nordic countries.
		It is important to stress, that this project is not a grant scheme, and it will not finance any individual projects.
		All activities are targeting the network and therefore should correspond to the joint interests of all CBC regions involved.
	www.norden.org /RUWEB/page.asp?pageid=52 (561 words)

	EuroNGOs - nEUws 34th
		The vote took place 30 minutes earlier than announced, while many of MEPs in favour of the report were not in the room yet, giving majority to the opposition.
		Moreover, one MEP supportive of the report, Olivier Dupuis (Italy, Bonino list) voted but his electronic voting card did not work.
		When he realised and asked for his vote to count (which would bring the voting to 20-20), he was turned down by the Chair, Baroness Emma Nicholson (UK, Liberal).
	www.eurongos.org /?ID=1711 (879 words)

	Amazon.com: Euroregion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		State and Civil Society: A list by Li-Hsuan Cheng
		Euroregions: The Alps-adriatic Context by Josef Langer (Paperback - Mar 9, 2007)
		45-46 Europeanization in Russia 93 Euroregions 49 Exclave 68, 97, 219...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Euroregion&index=blended&page=1 (690 words)

	The Jamestown Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		-- a Lower Danube Euroregion and an Upper Prut Euroregion, each to encompass border districts of the three countries (The Upper Prut region is to center on the once-Austrian area of Bukovina, which is currently divided between Ukraine and Romania.
		Yeltsin sent the bill back to parliament on July 22 with a detailed list of those articles which, in his view, were unconstitutional or violated Russia's international obligations.
		Despite claims to political neutrality (and Rokhlin's own membership in the pro-government faction "Russia is Our Home"), the leadership list of Rokhlin's organization reads like a "who's who" of hard-liners involved in the August 1991 coup and the bloody October 1993 confrontation between the president and parliament.
	www.jamestown.org /email-to-friend.php?article_id=2404 (2491 words)

	Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Latvia
		The aim of the discussion is to maintain and strengthen dialogue between the Euroregions and central state institutions.
		The main goal of the project is to promote spatial development and territorial integration in the Baltic Sea Region by strengthening Euroregions as competent partners with national authorities and international institutions, and by building a network of Euroregions for continuous capacity-building and sharing of experience.
		The L ead Partner is the Nordic Council of Ministers Office in Lithuania, and in total 35 partners from nine countries in the Baltic Sea Region take part in the project.
	www.norden.lv /Norden_EN/Archive/Arc_June06.htm (459 words)

	Venice Commission - Commission de Venise
		Not only does the scope of the various instruments for the protection of minorities already adopted, proposed or in the course of drafting cover very similar areas, but the provisions of these instruments also include the problem of minority languages.
		Thus, its choice cannot be arbitrary, but will be dictated by the desire to adopt for each regional or minority language the wording which best fits the characteristics and state of development of that language (cf.
		3.3 This particular structure of the Charter and its logic of being adaptable to the extreme variety of situations of regional and minority languages is in marked contrast to the concept of a list of uniform obligations which must be accepted by all the Contracting States of the Charter.
	www.venice.coe.int /docs/1996/CDL-MIN(1996)002-E.asp?MenuL=E (2598 words)

	OuthwaiteToward a European Civil Society
		For the core states of the European Union, the euro will probably be a more powerful integrative force than any of these, though even a currency union is not necessarily much more of a Heimat than a customs union.
		Border regions like Mosel-Rhine, for example, seem to have a real identity, marked in a slightly macabre fashion some years ago when after a bad motorway pile-up casualties were divided between the nearest hospitals, which happened to be in three different countries.
		What is striking in this list, I think, is the way it includes, for good reason, formal-legal relations as well as other beliefs and practices which one might assign to the sphere of civil society.
	www.zmk.uni-freiburg.de /Online_Texts/outhwaite_european_civil_society.htm (4325 words)

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