Territorial cohesion; from the European to the regional agenda: conceptual transposition or conceptual redefinition?

• Tipo: Artigo em Livro de Atas de Conferência Internacional
• Data: 2018

Autores

Santinha, Gonçalo (Autor) Outra; Marques, Teresa Sá (Autor) FLUP; Saraiva, Miguel Marinho (Autor) FLUP; Guerra, Paula (Autor) FLUP; Moreira, Tânia (Autor) FLUP

Ata de Conferência Internacional

Título: Cities for us: engaging communities and citizens for sustainable development: book of proceedings = Cidade para nós: envolver comunidades e cidadãos no desenvolvimento sustentável: livro de atas / 12th International Symposium on Urban Planning and Environment; 1st UPE Lusophone Symposim

Páginas: 287-300

12th International Symposium on Urban Planning and Environment; 1st UPE Lusophene Symposim

Lisboa, 31 de maio a 3 de junho de 1016

Classificação Científica

CORDIS: Ciências Sociais ; Ciências Sociais > Geografia

Outras Informações

Abstract (EN): Since the 1990s, the debate around Europeanization has been continuous in planning and political discourses. But if economic and social cohesion were already deeply rooted in European policies, only after the Green Paper on Territorial Cohesion (2008) and the signing of the Treaty of Lisbon (2009), was a third dimension added: Territorial Cohesion. However, this is still not a consensual term. The ambiguity in defining and achieving it represents a challenge to various national and regional actors, intent in articulating with EU guidelines. This paper thus wishes to understand how, and in what terms, Territorial Cohesion is being transposed from the EU policy agenda to domestic policies. Using Portugal as a test-bed, the paper compares European with national documents discussing ‘Territorial Cohesion‘, by means of a Qualitative Content Analysis. From this analysis contributions to the debate on Europeanization are made, thus assisting public policy making and territorial planning in Portugal and other European countries.

Idioma: Inglês

Tipo (Avaliação Docente): Científica