The regionalisation forms existing in the European States correspond to political and administrative appropriate realities, where, applied models being different from one country to another, depending on the powers granted to regional authorities (by Constitution and legislative federal/national...

The tendency of entrance of services functions in all the areas of economic activity, expresses the orientation toward the economies "tertiarization", existing a correlation between the development level of economies and of services. At the macroeconomic level, the dimensions of tertiary sector...

The ability to finance and absorb more efficiently Eropean Union Funds has an important role in the process of real convergence of Romania, reported to the European Union, and recovery of gaps to other Member States. The study reveals both the essential elements of the absorption capacity and...

Cities as well as their neighborhoods undergoes a continous changing process, as an effect of economic, politic evolutions and of the social structure criteria change. The new city aim is to ensure continuity in the cycle of human activities, respectively among housing, jobs, recreation. In the...

The concept of regional competitiveness is associated with certain economic circumstances leading to the development of clusters in a limited number of places. Michael Porter has had an important contribution to the development of the concept of geographical clusters, at both European and...

A region’s competitiveness is the product of its creative, attractive and maintenance activities which may increase its influence, assuming that for a sustainable economic development there are needed both the existence of resources and the implementation of some policies conductive to...