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Dynamics of regional governance: competition or complementarities between territories?
Dynamiques de gouvernance régionale : concurrences ou complémentarités territoriales ?
Published on jeudi, novembre 17, 2016
Summary
Le projet EURÉGIO s’intéresse aux régions et au régionalisme dans l’Union européenne. Il aborde les régions comme des unités territoriales et des entités socio-politiques situées à une échelle intermédiaire, entre le local et l’État (central, fédéral). Les objectifs sont d’évaluer les connaissances, d’encourager le débat et d’envisager les évolutions des régions et du régionalisme dans le contexte de la construction européenne, à travers des exemples et illustrations issus des États-membres de l’Union européenne.
Announcement
Programme of the 2nd Lille Jean Monnet Workshop
Dynamics of regional governance: competition or complementarities between territories?
December 7th 2016
Morning (9h-12h30)
9h00. Opening and presentation
9h15. Conference by Ioan Horga (Univ. Oradea, Chaire Jean Monnet, Romania) From decentralisation to recentralisation in Central and Eastern Europe: case study Romania
9h45. Conference by Olivier Sykes (Univ. Liverpool, England) City regionalism and regional development in England
10h15. Pause
10h30. Conference by Marcelo D’Almeida Mederos (Federal Univ. Pernambouco, Recife, Brazil) The Federative Republic of Brazil: regions, regionalism and foreign policy
11h. Discussion and debate
Lunchtime (12h30-14h)
Afternoon (14h-18h00)
14h-15h30. Round table 1 Governance of Regional Planning: what dialogue(s) between territories?
Regional spaces gather many territorial entities acting on different scales, like for instance communes, groupings of communes, French départements or Belgian provinces. Regional authorities must then conduct their action in accordance with the other territorial authorities situated within the regional perimeter. The State can also be a crucial partner for regional policies. Relations between these authorities and bodies are differently regulated according to the different national socio-political contexts. This round table focuses on these questions, regarding in particular territorial planning development policies, with the participation of several professional stakeholders from different institutional backgrounds.
Participants:
- A representative of Region Hauts-de-France
- Rainer Wilking, European Planning Department, Land of North-Rhine-Westphalia
- Sophie Le Flamanc, Head of Cabinet of the President of Département du Nord
- Jean-Cédric Delvainquière, Study Officer, Ministry of Culture and Communication
- Chair: Thomas Perrin
15h30. Pause
15h45-17h15. Round Table 2 Regions and metropolises in Europe: a particular relationship?
Even though, as was shown during the first Lille Jean Monnet Workshop on April 2016, the forms and organisations of regionalisation prove to be very diverse from one European State to another, region and metropolis appear to be the two scales of reference for spatial planning and development policies in contemporary Europe. Nevertheless, the implementation and concrete impact of this increasing territorial dualism is far from being entirely measured. This round table addresses the question of articulation and synergy between regions and metropolises. It gathers professional and civil stakeholders from different metropolitan regions in Europe.
Participants:
- Alberto Leboreiro Amaro, General Sub-Director of Regional Planning, Autonomous Community of Madrid
- Marjolein Stamsnijder, Officer, Metropoolregio Amsterdam
- A representative of Brussels-Capital Region
- Jean-Marie Ernecq, Vice-President of the Civil Forum of Eurométropole Lille-Courtrai-Tournai
- Chair: François-Olivier Seys
17h15. Pause
17h30. Presentation of the Jean Monnet student workshop
Topic: Regional identities and policies in Europe
17h45. Closing and announcement of the next Lille Jean Monnet Workshop (April 2017)
Subjects
- Europe (Main subject)
Places
- Métropole européenne de Lille - 1 rue du Ballon
Lille, France (59034)
Date(s)
- mercredi, décembre 07, 2016
Attached files
Keywords
- Union européenne, région, régionalisme
Contact(s)
- Thomas Perrin
courriel : thomas [dot] perrin [at] univ-lille [dot] fr - Elsa Delfort
courriel : elsa [dot] delfort [at] univ-lille1 [dot] fr
Reference Urls
Information source
- Elsa Delfort
courriel : elsa [dot] delfort [at] univ-lille1 [dot] fr
To cite this announcement
« Dynamics of regional governance: competition or complementarities between territories? », Study days, Calenda, Published on jeudi, novembre 17, 2016, https://calenda-formation.labocleo.org/383890
