European Instruments of Cross-border cooperation. Case study: the Romanian-Ukrainian border
Journal: Munich Personal RePEc Archive (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Year: 2010

The implementation of common policies established by the constitutive agreements of the Euroregions, and operational development of cross-border cooperation have led to the increase of contacts between Romanian and Ukrainian institutions. The European territorial cooperation at the European Union’s outer borders has two major components: Cohesion Policy and European Neighborhood Policy. Europe’s diversity is considered a valuable characteristic which should be exploited and promoted. This divers