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handle: 10451/35722
This article addresses the concept of Territorial Cohesion, which has been gaining increasing interest within academia and the EU policy circles. In particular, this article examines its relevance and main dimensions, and also suggests a comprehensive definition based on those dimensions. Additionally, this paper proposes a methodology which can be used to measure Territorial Cohesion in a given territory. Furthermore, the article also highlights the importance of the territorial dimension as a key topic in the EU political agenda and, at the same time, gives a contribution to answer several questions for debate expressed in the Green Paper on Territorial Cohesion.
The paper is published by the European Journal of Spatial Development (EJSD). The previous version of the journal was host by Nordregio. The same version of the paper can also be found in NordPub.
territorial sustainability, HT101-395, Territorial sustainability, territorial governance, socioeconomic cohesion, territorial cohesion, Territorial governance, Socioeconomic cohesion, Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology, Territorial cohesion, territorial cooperation, Territorial cooperation
territorial sustainability, HT101-395, Territorial sustainability, territorial governance, socioeconomic cohesion, territorial cohesion, Territorial governance, Socioeconomic cohesion, Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology, Territorial cohesion, territorial cooperation, Territorial cooperation
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