organisms in the economical and social development of localities and developing regions, at the same time, diminishing the … main idea is that the minimization of disparities can occur only through the regions’ gaining of competitive capacity …. Furthermore, we will succinctly present the manner of creating the medium size regions (NUTS 2) in the E.U., which can or cannot …

ensuring heterogeneously and achieve the objective of convergence at European level must take into account the steps taken by …

growth of the cohesion countries and to reducing the development gap between their regions. …

making for regional development, having as goal the unique convergence at European levels, one must take into account the …

environment has become more competitive that requires companies to build up own competitiveness not only in the domestic, but as … support the development and competitiveness of such kind companies (that the practice has proved as well), consequently the … cooperation between cluster members (constituents) such as different kinds of entrepreneurs of different size and business history …

BURCH M. and GOMEZ R. (2002) The English regions and the European Union, Reg. Studies 36 , 767-778. From the late 1980s … on an elite-driven 'new regionalism' developed in the English regions, starting in the north. New region-wide modes of … jour dans les regions depuis la fin des annees 1980, menepar des elites. Sur l'ensemble des regions, de nouveaux modes de …

convergence with the developed countries. These observations are grounded on the results of the computation of the marginal rate … less developed regions and member countries. This paper deals with the evolution of the EU cohesion funds, as well as with … the results of convergence. …

The access to Social and Cohesion Funds offers Romania a possibility to develop the regions which are lagging behind …