2007
DOI: 10.1080/08865655.2007.9695676
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Integration strategies and barriers to co‐operation in cross‐border regions: Case study of the Øresund region

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“…In the first case, the phenomenon of cross-border commuting is a recent one, as until 2000 crossing the Øresund was done by ferry (Hansen and Serin 2007 In the preceding analysis, the intensity of the phenomenon of cross-border commuting appears to be linked to the economic attractiveness of the metropolitan center, while the presence of barrier effects is liable to act in the opposite direction. The following section seeks to specify this relationship in greater detail: is it not economic differentials, rather than metropolitan characteristics, which constitute the major factors leading to increased cross-border commuting?…”
Section: Characteristics Of Cross-border Commuting In the Cross-bordementioning
confidence: 98%
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“…In the first case, the phenomenon of cross-border commuting is a recent one, as until 2000 crossing the Øresund was done by ferry (Hansen and Serin 2007 In the preceding analysis, the intensity of the phenomenon of cross-border commuting appears to be linked to the economic attractiveness of the metropolitan center, while the presence of barrier effects is liable to act in the opposite direction. The following section seeks to specify this relationship in greater detail: is it not economic differentials, rather than metropolitan characteristics, which constitute the major factors leading to increased cross-border commuting?…”
Section: Characteristics Of Cross-border Commuting In the Cross-bordementioning
confidence: 98%
“…The concept of "spatial integration" is generally used to refer to the interactions between different territories, whether these relations are international (Dabinett and Richardson 2005), interregional (Armstrong and Vickerman 1995;Anderson and Wever 2003), between cities (Cheshire 1999;van Oort, Burger, and Raspe 2010), or intra-metropolitan (Hansen and Serin 2007;Sohn, Reitel, and Walther 2009). Spatial integration thus reflects "the creation and maintenance of intense and diverse patterns of interaction and control between formerly separate social spaces" (Lee 2009, 398).…”
Section: The Concept Of Cross-border Integrationmentioning
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“…The premise was that their combined strength would represent a more cohesive and competitive force in the bid to secure international markets, in particular through co-operation with Scania's main city regions of Malmö and Lund. A crossborder co-operation initiative was therefore attractive to Copenhagen; the city area would have access to a pool of skilled and educated labour from Scania and a share in the prestigious commercial benefits of bio-tech and IT innovations coming out of the science and technology centres based in southern Sweden (Hansen and Serin, 2007). From a Scania perspective, the co-operation also helped to lower unemployment, with the additional benefit of the opportunity to earn higher salaries in Denmark.…”
Section: The øResund Region Cross-border Integration Project: Institumentioning
confidence: 98%
“…2016) e ter objetivos claros e precisos (FAVOREU; CARASSUS; MAUREL, 2016). Mas como gerir em situações diversas, por exemplo, quando há uma fronteira aberta entre dois países que possuem diferente cultura, língua, economia, tecnologia e outros quesitos importantes para se levar em consideração na hora de planejar (HANSEN; SERIN, 2007;STEFANICK, 2009).…”
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