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EDITORIAL - COHESION AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE EU: A MULTI-LEVEL ISSUE

Giancarlo Cotella

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December the 1st 2009, Territorial Cohesion (Art. 3) has become a shared competence of the EU. In spite of the opportunities created by this new, albeit long anticipated situation in the field of EU cohesion policy, in line with the argumentation of the European Commission’s Green Paper on

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December the 1st 2009, Territorial Cohesion (Art. 3) has become a shared competence of the EU. In spite of the opportunities created by this new, albeit long anticipated situation in the field of EU cohesion policy, in line with the argumentation of the European Commission’s Green Paper on

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December the 1st 2009, Territorial Cohesion (Art. 3) has become a shared competence of the EU. In spite of the opportunities created by this new, albeit long anticipated situation in the field of EU cohesion policy, in line with the argumentation of the European Commission’s Green Paper on

Key concepts: Green paper, Cohesion (chemistry), Political science, Commission, Public administration, Legislation, Politics, Argumentation theory

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