This   event   has   been   co-funded   by   the   Lifelong   Learning   programme of   the   European   Union   through   Jean   Monnet   Chair   Ad   Personam Grant .   This   web   site   reflects   the   views   only   of   the   author,   and   the Commission   cannot   be   held   responsible   for   any   use   which   may   be made of the information contained therein.
EURINT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES „ALEXANDRU IOAN CUZA”  UNIVERSITY  Iași  ROMANIA
EURINT 2015: Regional development and integration. New challenges for the EU 21 - 23 May 2015 “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi - Centre for European Studies, Romania The purpose of this 3 rd  edition of EURINT international conference entitled Regional development and integration. New challenges for the EU was to provide a proper context for mutual dialogue, joint knowledge and a better understanding of the challenges the EU is facing the current European milieu marked by a gradual regionalization process. Since becoming members of the EU the Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) have experienced an ongoing process of decentralization, devolution and regionalization which, in turn, brought about different ways of envisaging regional development. By and large, regional development can be seen as a general effort to reduce regional economic disparities by supporting several economic activities in the less development regions. Main objectives have been large-scale infrastructure development, creating opportunities for inward investment, policies to enhance social cohesion and other top-down and bottom-up initiatives meant to help regions to catch-up and to establish economic clusters of development. According to this line, the conference seeks to bring additional insights into the EU policies aimed at correcting the imbalances between regions and also to come up with valuable ideas which could contribute to framing the provision of aid and assistance to the less economically developed regions in a tailored approach. Focusing on the European context, in general, and on the Central Eastern Europe, in particular (including the Eastern Partnership states and Russia), EURINT 2015 conference will generate impact from a triple perspective: theoretical, empirical, and policy-making.
EURINT 2015 Programme  EURINT 2015 Photo gallery  EURINT 2015 publications 
This    event    has    been    co-funded    by    the    Lifelong    Learning programme    of    the    European    Union    through    Jean    Monnet Chair   Ad   Personam   Grant .   This   web   site   reflects   the   views only    of    the    author,    and    the    Commission    cannot    be    held responsible    for    any    use    which    may    be    made    of    the information contained therein.
EURINT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN STUDIES „ALEXANDRU IOAN CUZA”  UNIVERSITY  Iași  ROMANIA
EURINT 2015: Regional development and integration. New challenges for the EU 21 - 23 May 2015 “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi - Centre for European Studies, Romania The purpose of this 3 rd  edition of EURINT international conference entitled Regional development and integration. New challenges for the EU was to provide a proper context for mutual dialogue, joint knowledge and a better understanding of the challenges the EU is facing the current European milieu marked by a gradual regionalization process. Since becoming members of the EU the Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) have experienced an ongoing process of decentralization, devolution and regionalization which, in turn, brought about different ways of envisaging regional development. By and large, regional development can be seen as a general effort to reduce regional economic disparities by supporting several economic activities in the less development regions. Main objectives have been large-scale infrastructure development, creating opportunities for inward investment, policies to enhance social cohesion and other top-down and bottom-up initiatives meant to help regions to catch-up and to establish economic clusters of development. According to this line, the conference seeks to bring additional insights into the EU policies aimed at correcting the imbalances between regions and also to come up with valuable ideas which could contribute to framing the provision of aid and assistance to the less economically developed regions in a tailored approach. Focusing on the European context, in general, and on the Central Eastern Europe, in particular (including the Eastern Partnership states and Russia), EURINT 2015 conference will generate impact from a triple perspective: theoretical, empirical, and policy-making.
EURINT 2015 Programme  EURINT 2015 Photo gallery  EURINT 2015 publications 