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The contested constitution of the European Union introduced the objective of "territorial cohesion," thrusting the debate on spatial development to the fore after it had lain becalmed for a decade or more. The problem is that the Union still lacks a specific competence of spatial governance. In response, researchers and practitioners in urban planning, political science, and economics, from across western Europe explore some dimensions of the Union's action in the spatial field, and investigate the emergence of space as a category of Union policy They resist proposing a comprehensive and organic analysis. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
List of Figures, Tables and Boxes
viii
List of Contributors
ix
Foreword xi
Preface xiv
Acknowledgements xvii
PART I A Bottom-up Perspective on Territorial Policy Initiatives Under the European Union
Introduction
3(6)
Carla Tedesco
Government and Governance in the European Union: Local Experiences of European Urban Policy
9(18)
Maria Tofarides
From Urban Regeneration to Neighbourhood Management: Local Policy Change in Berlin and the Role of the EU (1990--2004)
27(18)
Simon Guntner
Charlotte Halpern
Localizing Multi-Level Space in Urban Cultural Politics: The Reconstruction of the Museumquartier Wien and the Schlossplatz in Berlin
45(14)
Monika de Frantz
Territorial Changes in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area: From the Capital of an Isolated Country to a European Partner City
59(14)
Paulo Silva
The Construction of Local Development in Rural Disadvantaged Areas: Framing the LEADER II Programme in South Kerry, Ireland
73(16)
Elisa Pozzoli
Territorial Action and EU Regional Policy in the Italian Mezzogiorno: Hybridizing `European' Frames in Local Contexts
89(24)
Carla Tedesco
PART II `Europeanization': Looking Through Processes of Institutional Change
Introduction
107(6)
Valeria Fedeli
Politicizing Territorial Governance: Embedding the `Political Economy of Scale' in European Spatial Policy
113(22)
Enrico Gualini
The Constituting Power of Spatial Planning in European Integration
135(18)
Willem W. Buunk
Transnational Approaches in an Enlarged Europe: Presenting an INTERREG II C Project as Product of an Emerging Epistemic Community `European Spatial Development'
153(20)
Karina M. Pallagst
Europeanization of Regional Policies and Conflicts over Power and Information: The Case of the French Region of Nord-Pas de Calais
173(18)
Eloise Steclebout-Orseau
The Difficult Construction of the European Union: A Field of Institutional Imagination for the Problems of (Local) Public?
191(24)
Valeria Fedeli
PART III Framing Space and Development in EU Policy: Discourses and Visions
Introduction
211(4)
Luigi Doria
Discursive European Integration: The Case of Nordic Spatial Planning
215(20)
Kai Bohme
Managing the Unmanageable Resource: Multiple Utility and Quality in the EU Policy Discourses on Local Identity
235(22)
Luigi Doria
Cohesion, Polycentricity, Missing Links and Bottlenecks: Conflicting Spatial Storylines for Pan-European Transport Investments
257(20)
Deike Peters
Spatial Visions, Concepts and Metaphors: Their Essential Role in European Spatial Development and Policy Discourse
277(22)
Gabriele Tatzberger
Reading the Hologram: Concluding Remarks
299(14)
Luigi Doria
Valeria Fedeli
Carla Tedesco
Index 313


Luigi Doria holds a PhD in Regional Planning and Public Policy at the University IUAV of Venice, Italy, where he continues to carry out research activities at the Department of Planning. Valeria Fedeli is a Researcher and Lecturer at the Department of Architecture and Planning (DIAP) of Politecnico di Milano, Italy. Carla Tedesco carries out research activities at the Department of Architecture and Planning, Politecnico di Bari, Italy.
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