Pub Date : 2020-04-08DOI: 10.38191/IIRR-JORR.20.004
C. Brasili, P. Calia, I. Monasterolo
espanolLos recientes acontecimientos politicos en la Union Europea (UE) pusieron de relieve una creciente insatisfaccion de los ciudadanos en varias regiones de la UE con la gestion de los desafios socioeconomicos y financieros de las instituciones de la UE. Esto eventualmente condujo a una crisis de legitimidad politica, cuyas causas son parcialmente compartida entre las regiones de la UE y parcialmente especificas de cada area. Sin embargo, la relacion entre la identificacion de los ciudadanos con el proyecto de la UE y las caracteristicas de las regiones aun no se ha analizado. En este articulo, llenamos este vacio abordando tres preguntas de investigacion: i) ?En que medida los ciudadanos de la UE se identifican con Europa y el proyecto de la UE? ii) ?Tienen las regiones europeas diferentes patrones y niveles de identificacion ? iii) ?Los resultados se basan en variables socioeconomicas especificas? Responder estas preguntas es crucial para generar un diseno mas inclusivo y resiliente de la Politica de Cohesion de la UE en un periodo crucial para la reforma de la UE. Con este fin, desarrollamos un nuevo modelo de clasificacion probabilistica, IdentEU, que se integra con el concepto de identificacion individual con Europa. Utilizamos datos a nivel micro de una encuesta implementada dentro del proyecto PERCEIVE. Encontramos que las variables que principalmente afectan la identificacion de (ciudadanos y) regiones con el proyecto europeo son: confianza en las instituciones de la UE, la efectividad de la Politica de Cohesion y el gasto de la UE, y el nivel de corrupcion. Estas cuestiones cobran relevancia a la luz de tres desafios principales que afectaron la trayectoria del desarrollo socioeconomico de la UE en la ultima decada, es decir, la crisis financiera de 2008, el proceso de globalizacion y el Brexit. EnglishRecent political events in the European Union (EU) highlighted a growing dissatisfaction of citizens in several EU regions with the EU institutions’ management of socio-economic and financial challenges. This eventually led to a political legitimization crisis, whose drivers are partially shared among EU regions and partially area-specific. However, the relation between citizens’ identification with the EU project and the regions’ characteristics has not been analysed yet. In this article, we fill in this gap by addressing three research questions: i) To what extent do EU citizens identify with Europe and the EU project? ii) Do European regions have different patterns and level of identification? iii) Are the results driven by specific socio-economic variables? Answering these questions is crucial to inform a more inclusive and resilient design of the EU Cohesion Policy in a crucial period for reforming the EU. To this purpose, we develop a novel probabilistic classification model, IdentEU, which embeds with the concept of individual identification with Europe. We use micro-level data from a survey implemented within the PERCEIVE proje
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Pub Date : 2020-04-07DOI: 10.38191/IIRR-JORR.20.007
G. Cunico, Eirini Aivazidou, E. Mollona
As Cohesion Policy constitutes the major funding scheme of the European Union, not only does literature explore if the policy’s performance is satisfactory but also investigates the extent to which the policy is effectively communicated to citizens. To integrate analysis of implementation and communication, we develop a novel qualitative framework that elicits a holistic analysis of the causal mechanisms behind: (i) the distribution of the Cohesion Policy funds, their management at a local managing authority level and the related impact on projects’ quality, and (ii) the communication processes that underpin citizens’ awareness about the Union’s role in funded projects. The multilevel nature and the dynamic behaviour of the system, as well as its multiple feedback loops, render System Dynamics appropriate as an approach to model its complexity. The proposed framework aims at stimulating a focused discussion on Cohesion Policy by providing policy-making insights for designing efficient schemes to improve the actual and the perceived performances. Finally, it is anticipated to support research in the field from a new organisational perspective through considering the impact of local actors’ structures, procedures and actions on Cohesion Policy outcomes.
{"title":"European Cohesion Policy performance and citizens’ awareness: A holistic System Dynamics framework","authors":"G. Cunico, Eirini Aivazidou, E. Mollona","doi":"10.38191/IIRR-JORR.20.007","DOIUrl":"https://doi.org/10.38191/IIRR-JORR.20.007","url":null,"abstract":"As Cohesion Policy constitutes the major funding scheme of the European Union, not only does literature explore if the policy’s performance is satisfactory but also investigates the extent to which the policy is effectively communicated to citizens. To integrate analysis of implementation and communication, we develop a novel qualitative framework that elicits a holistic analysis of the causal mechanisms behind: (i) the distribution of the Cohesion Policy funds, their management at a local managing authority level and the related impact on projects’ quality, and (ii) the communication processes that underpin citizens’ awareness about the Union’s role in funded projects. The multilevel nature and the dynamic behaviour of the system, as well as its multiple feedback loops, render System Dynamics appropriate as an approach to model its complexity. The proposed framework aims at stimulating a focused discussion on Cohesion Policy by providing policy-making insights for designing efficient schemes to improve the actual and the perceived performances. Finally, it is anticipated to support research in the field from a new organisational perspective through considering the impact of local actors’ structures, procedures and actions on Cohesion Policy outcomes.","PeriodicalId":44893,"journal":{"name":"Investigaciones Regionales-Journal of Regional Research","volume":"46 1","pages":"131-162"},"PeriodicalIF":0.9,"publicationDate":"2020-04-07","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"49249069","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":"","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Pub Date : 2018-01-01DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-75328-7
Johannes Glückler, R. Suddaby, Regina Lenz
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This paper outlines how regional labour market adjustments to macro-economic and policy shocks are modelled in RHOMOLO through participation, employment and migration decisions of workers. RHOMOLO, being a multi-sectoral, inter-regional general equilibrium model, is complex both in terms of its dimensionality and the modelling of spatial interactions through trade flows and factor mobility. The modelling of the labour market is therefore constrained by the tractability and computational solvability of the model. The labour market module consists of individual labour participation decisions, including the extensive margin (to participate or not) and the intensive margin (hours of work). Unemployment is determined through a wage curve and inter-regional labour migration decisions are modelled in a discrete-choice framework, with backward-looking expectations.
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A. Brandsma, Francesco Di Comite, Olga Diukanova, d'Artis Kancs, Jesús López Rodríguez, D. Persyn, Lesley Potters
In this paper we analyse the possible impact of Cohesion Policy 2014-2020, putting together the investments supported by EU funding in all NUTS2 regions and running a set of simulations. We make use of RHOMOLO, a spatial CGE model tailored for economic analysis at the subnational level, which is described in the paper. We do so by first considering infrastructure investment, human capital development and innovation climate support, including environmental amelioration, separately and then run a combined simulation of the three categories to give an impression of the pattern and time profile of the overall effect. The results of the simulation show substantial heterogeneity in the effects across the regions, which are not a mere image of the differences in input. The concentration of EU funding on the less developed regions, and on energy saving, innovation and social inclusion in the more developed regions receiving support, could be a fruitful mix for lifting the standards of living in the whole of Europe.
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Pub Date : 2013-10-01DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-31994-5
E. F. V. Y. F. R. Morollón
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Contents: Preface 1. Inter-regional Fiscal Flows: Introduction to the Issues, Nuria Bosch, Marta Espasa Queralt and Albert Sole Olle PART I: COUNTING MONIES: MEASUREMENT AND PRACTICE OF INTER-REGIONAL FISCAL FLOWS 2. Regional Fiscal Flows: Measurement Tools, Giuseppe C. Ruggeri 3. Regional Fiscal Flows: Determinants, Measurements and Meanings, Francois Vaillancourt Comment by Nuria Bosch and Antoni Zabalza 4. Constitutional Reforms, Fiscal Decentralization and Regional Fiscal Flows in Italy, Maria Flavia Ambrosanio, Massimo Bordignon and Floriana Cerniglia 5. Measurement and Practice of Fiscal Flows: The Case of Belgium, Paul Von Rompuy 6. Balance Sheet Federalism: Canada, Giuseppe C. Ruggeri Comment by Francois Vaillancourt 7. Balance Sheet Federalism: Methodologies, Results and their Determinant Factors for Spain, Marta Espasa Queralt and Nuria Bosch Comment by Guillem Lopez Casasnovas and Ramon Barberan PART II: BEYOND THE DATA: WHY SOME REGIONS GET MORE MONEY? 8. Federalism and Inter-regional Redistribution, Jonathan Rodden Comment by Carles Boix 9. Decentralization by Politicians: Creation of Grants-financed Local Jurisdictions, Stuti Kehmani 10. The Political Rationale of Regional Financing in Spain, Sandra Leon Comment by Santiago Lago 11. The Determinants of Regional Transport Investment Across Europe, Achim Kemmerling and Andreas Stephan 12. The Determinants of the Regional Allocation of Infrastructure Investment in Spain, Albert Sole-Olle Comment by Germa Bel PART III: IN OR OUT? REGIONAL REDISTRIBUTION AND THE STABILITY OF FEDERATIONS 13. Federalism, Regional Redistribution and Country Stability, Enrico Spolaore Comment by Massimo Bordignon 14. The Costs and Benefits of Constitutional Options for Quebec and Canada, Francois Vaillancourt 15. Staying Together? Scotland and the Rest of the United Kingdom, David Bell 16. The Costs and Benefits of Staying Together: The Catalan Case in Spain, Elisenda Paluzie Index
内容:前言《区域间财政流动:问题导论》，Nuria Bosch, Marta Espasa Queralt, Albert Sole Olle著，第一部分:货币计数:区域间财政流动的测量与实践。《区域财政流动:计量工具》，朱泽平。《区域财政流动:决定因素、测量和意义》，弗朗索瓦·瓦扬古著，努里亚·博世和安东尼·扎巴尔扎评论《意大利的宪法改革、财政分权与地区财政流动》，玛丽亚·弗拉维亚·安布罗萨尼奥、马西莫·博尔迪翁、弗洛里亚娜·切尼格利亚著。《财政流动的计量与实践:以比利时为例》，保罗·冯·龙佩著。《资产负债表联邦制:加拿大》，朱塞佩·c·鲁格里，弗朗索瓦·瓦兰古评论资产负债表联邦制:方法、结果及其对西班牙的决定因素，Marta Espasa Queralt和Nuria Bosch评论:第二部分:超越数据:为什么一些地区得到更多的钱?8. 《联邦制与地区间再分配》，乔纳森·罗登著，卡尔斯·波伊评论政治家的权力下放:建立赠款资助的地方司法管辖区，Stuti Kehmani 10。《西班牙地区融资的政治基础》，桑德拉·莱昂，圣地亚哥·拉戈评论11。《欧洲区域交通投资的决定因素》，阿希姆·凯默林和安德烈亚斯·斯蒂芬著。西班牙基础设施投资区域分配的决定因素，Albert Sole-Olle, Germa Bel评论，第三部分:进还是出?区域再分配和联邦的稳定。《联邦制、地区再分配与国家稳定》，恩里科·斯波拉雷，马西莫·博尔迪翁评论14。《魁北克和加拿大宪政选择的成本与收益》，弗朗索瓦·瓦兰古著。住在一起吗?《苏格兰和英国其他地区》，大卫·贝尔著。《在一起的成本和收益:西班牙的加泰罗尼亚案例》，Elisenda Paluzie Index
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Pub Date : 2010-10-01DOI: 10.1787/9789264087255-en
J. R. C. Roura
It begins with an overview of the regional policy today. This is followed by country profiles covering OECD members. The profiles share a common conceptual framework, allowing countries to see how their experiences measure up. The report also contains several annexes, which provide an outline of regional policies in the EU. The annexes also cover the key topics of cross-border co-operation and trends in urban-rural linkages, with a focus on efforts to control urban sprawl.
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Pub Date : 2008-01-01DOI: 10.32468/ebook.664-201-9
J. C. Roura
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