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The Long-Term Achievements of European Cohesion Policy. Did Institutional Settings and Implementation Approaches Make a Difference?_1

Polverari L, Charles D and Bachtler J
2014

Paper presented at the ECPR General Conference 2014, Glasgow, 6 September 2014

Walser’s pride – a mountain cheese as part of regional identity and regional development strategies in the biosphere reserve Großes Walsertal/Austria

Kah S and Weixlbaumer N
2013

in Ceccarelli G, Grandi A and Magagnoli S (ed) Typicality in History. Tradition, Innovation, and Terroir, Peter Lang, Bruxelles.

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Draft Regional Aid Guidelines 2014-20: Implications for Assisted Area Coverage

Wishlade F
2013

2nd Briefing paper prepared for the Österreichische Raumordnungskonferenz, Vienna, February

Non-paper - Non-Starter or Non-Negotiable? EU Competition Policy and Regional Aid Control Post 2013

Wishlade F
2013

European Policy Research Papers No. 83, Glasgow, European Policies Research Centre, University of Strathclyde

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