Features of the Organization and Development of Cross-border Cooperation between Regions

Natalia F. Ogneva^1,

¹Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Kaliningrad, Russia

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Natalia F. Ogneva. Features of the Organization and Development of Cross-border Cooperation between Regions. Social and Economic Geography. 2015; 1(1):23-30. doi: 10.12691/seg-1-1-4

Abstract

Developing economic relations currently characterized by increasing processes of integration and the role of cross-border cooperation between regions. The importance of integration processes in the world economy is corrected by the directions of development of social and economic mechanisms at the level of interregional development of the cooperating countries. Today’s integration is characterized by creation of territorial educations, signing and implementation of inter-regional agreements with other states. So the development of cross-border cooperation and various contacts outside the state is observed. It is important to study of integration processes and influence of border on its further development especially in such questions as economy, policy, culture and social development. Timely adaptation to constantly changing external conditions of managing by means of border and cross-border development of regions is necessary.

Keywords:
integration cooperation cross-border cooperation regions management

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