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APTA RESEARCH GROUP Cross-Border Territorial Studies APTA RESEARCH GROUP Cross-Border Territorial Studies Environmental and Territorial Analysis and Planning APTA RESEARCH GROUP Cross-Border Territorial Studies Environmental and Territorial Analysis and Planning Coordination Margarida Castañer Vivas Presentation Director of the APTA Research Group Depar tment of Geography, University of Girona (UdG) For centuries, the Pyrenees represented a separation With this catalogue, our objective is to show the between Spain and France. In only a few decades, it potentialities of our studies on European Territorial has become an important setting for relations and Cooperation (ETC) involving border regions. Here Text, Editing, Layout and Graphic Design cooperation between the communities of both sides, we present principal theoretical contributions and Matteo Berzi in which they face shared challenges, such as mobility, methodologies, as wee as the most relevant results economic development, health care, social cohesion, of various projects we have carried out in the last 15 environment, etc. years, especially along the Spanish-French border. Text Revision Joan Vicente Rufì & Suzette Paguirigan Thus, the Pyrenees represents an emblematic case As can be later seen, the methodological approach within the European panorama of cross-border can be easily applicable to other European borders. cooperation. With the help of European Union The approach enables us to situate, compare and D. L. B 22821-2018 funding, the region has realised ambitious projects extrapolate the Pyrenean cases in the most extensive ISBN (printed version): 978-84-948701-7-0 on infrastructures, services and political issues that European setting, thereby allowing us to realise new positively affect people’s everyday life. studies and initiate new collaborations. ISBN (ebook): 978-84-948701-8-7 First Edition June 2018 Printed by Kit-Book Servicios Editoriales, Barcelona Proyecto I+D CSO2015-67124-R Source: visibleearth.nasa.gov Contents The APTA Research Group: Who we are 8 Analysis of the Spanish-French Border 12 Sample Results 16 Perspectives 24 Scientific Production 26 The APTA Research Group: Who we are Our Research Lines 8 9 The Environmental and Territorial Analysis and Apart from academic research, APTA Research Definition, analysis and interpretation of the structures and territorial and Planning (APTA) Research Group of the University of Group had the important task in applied research of urban dynamics in Catalonia. Girona comprises of geographers, who have been developing territorial analysis and planning studies at Cross-Border Vision: To deepen the analysis of cross-border initiatives at working for almost three decades on urban and different scales for different public administrations, different territorial scales (Euroregions, Eurodistricts, Eurocities,…). regional development and its practical application in thereby promoting knowledge transfer to institutions. Source: Berzi territorial planning. Seated in the province of Girona, an eminent border The group’s main lines of research focused on analysing territory in the Pyrenean region, the research group Analysis and management of local development (economic, social and the urban dynamics of the intermediate city and its has developed a theoretical and empirical knowledge environmental) of local territorial systems in urban and rural areas. relation to the territory, as well as its management of local and regional border dynamics dealing with the Cross-Border Vision: To examine the role and functions that the Spanish- and planning instruments (physical, strategic or Spanish-French border. At the same time, the group is French border has in the processes of urban, infrastructural socioeconomic environmental). As of 2018, APTA Research Group has also dedicated to extending the discourse and studies Source: map-france.com and cultural development at the local scale. been recognised by the Government of Catalonia as on the European Territorial Cooperation policies. a Consolidated Research Group (SGR) for scientific results obtained throughout its career. Analysis and critical reflection of the instruments of territorial planning at different scales, particularly municipal, supra-municipal and regional. Cross-Border Vision: Comparative study on plans and territorial strategies to identify the limits and potentialities of a more integrated and cohesive Source: euskonews Pyrenean region. Analysis of territorial actors, its dynamics for local development and the territorial conflicts that they generate. Cross-Border Vision: To study the territorial impact of the European Regional Development Funds (ERDF), its distribution and the actors Source: gobarcelonatours.com Source: tocatperlatramuntana.blogspot.dk Source: Wikipedia involved in the Pyrenean region. A research group in A long career in border studies an international network 10 11 A first milestone of our cross-border research was the Over the years, the APTA Research Group has formed publication of the White Book of the Eurodistrict of the many academic collaborations with teams from other Transborder Catalan Space in 2008. universities and research centres in the Pyrenean region as well as those in broader national and This work, which was coordinated by the Mission European Network on Territorial Cooperation European contexts. Opérationelle Transfrontalière (MOT) and the APTA Research Group, represents an important result of While stable collaborations were reinforced, for conceptualisation and study of territorial strategies on instance, with the UAB-RECOT Research Network the formation of a cross-border space, at the disposal of (which deals with Euroregion and cross-border the local administrations of the province of Girona and governance issues) or with the aforementioned MOT, the Department of the Eastern French Pyrenees. new collaborations were formed thanks immensely to the mobility of pre-doctoral and postdoctoral In addition, our academic research has focused on researchers, faculty members (in Spain, France, studying the territorial impact of INTERREG projects Germany, Poland, Italy, Portugal, etc.) as well as since Spain’s entry into the European Union. We Erasmus initiatives for students. highlight two projects realised with funding from the As a whole and in specific case studies at local and Ministry of Economy and Science, in which we were regional levels, the aforementioned indispensable able to catalogue, systematise and analyse the entire collaborations have enabled us to contribute Spanish-French funded projects, and thereby compare quantitatively and qualitatively towards enriching it with other European border realities. Other Collaborations the scientific production on the topic of cross-border • R&D Project CSO2011-26151: ‘Twenty-five years of dimension of the Pyrenees region, in terms of doctoral cross-border projects between Spain and France within theses, journal articles, book chapters, monographs, the framework of the EU. An analysis of the geopolitics among many others. of plans, projects, agents and territorial results’ The works were presented at many international (2011-2014). congresses and conferences. Notable among them • R&D Project CSO2015-67124-R: ‘Cross-border are the Association of Borderland Studies World cooperation in Europe, a geopolitics of local scale. Conference - ABS (in 2014 and 2018), the 15th Border Analysis of five European countries with good Regions in Transition – BRIT Conference (Hamburg- practices for integration and global development’ Sønderborg, 2016) and the seminars of the European Source: MOT, UdG [TRANSBORDEREUCOP] (2016-2019). Commission (Cáceres, 2017). Analysis of the Spanish-French border … with innovative methodologies 12 With the experience of working on the socioeconomic and institutional relations, i.e. the Our Research Group has also developed a specific Spain-Portugal, Germany-Poland and Austria-Italy 13 aforementioned R&D projects, the APTA Research governance structures, can be a good indicator of methodology for quantifying and mapping the (2007-2013 period). Group has deepened its knowledge and analysis of local development processes occurring in those entire set of cross-border projects, participating Spanish-French cross-border dynamics. As part of territories. actors and affected territories. The methodology is based on two successive the European Territorial Cooperation programme, steps: firstly, compiling a database that enables the team specifically focused on the territorial The conducted analysis of the Spanish- This methodology is designed to be applicable to us to introduce different information fields incidence of cross-border cooperation projects, French border, which focuses on the last three any border you want to analyse and can be utilised of cooperation projects and quantify their their logics, protagonists and results. programmes, namely INTERREG IIIA 2000-2006, for any cross-border cooperation project. different aspects; and secondly, putting together POCTEFA 2007-2013 and INTERREG-POCTEFA cartography that renders together the territories Given the role of the actors and territorial projects, 2014-2020, covers a period of almost 20 years. So far, the method has been applied to analyse the on both sides of a border. our underlying hypothesis is that the analysis of INTERREG Programmes of Spain-France (2000- the executed projects, the actors involved, the 2006 and 2007-2013 periods) as well as those of LA Close-Up of the INTERREG Programmes (1989-2018) Spanish-French INTERREG I INTERREG IIA INTERREG III-A
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