Польський досвід діяльності Агенцій регіонального розвитку як механізм вирішення протиріч у регіональному політичному просторі України

Nataliia Rotar

doi:10.35757/SM.2018.71.1.16

Vol. 71 No. 1 (2018): Polska – Ukraina: partnerstwo i historia

Voices in the Discussion

The Polish Experience of Regional Development Agencies as a Mechanism for Resolving Contradictions in the Regional Policy of Ukraine

Nataliia Rotar⁺⁻

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.35757/SM.2018.71.1.16
Submitted: January 12, 2020
Published: March 30, 2018

Abstract

The article examines the Polish experience of the regional development agencies (RDAs) as a mechanism for resolving contradictions in the regional policy of Ukraine. It is proven that the principles for creation and activity of RDAs adopted in the legal regulation of Ukraine raise the question about the functioning of regional political regimes in Ukraine that continue to reproduce the informal practices of coordinating interests in the triangle of power, business and the public sector.

References

Alden J., Regional Development Strategies in the European Union: Europe 2000+, in: J. Alden, P. Boland (eds.), Regional Development Strategie: a European Perspective, Jessica Kingsley, London 1996.
Gorzelak G., Kozak M., Roszkowski W., Regional Development Agencies in Poland, w: H. Halkier, M. Danson, Ch. Damborg (eds.), Regional Development Agencies in Europe, Jessica Kingsley, London 1998.

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[1] Alden J., Regional Development Strategies in the European Union: Europe 2000+, in: J. Alden, P. Boland (eds.), Regional Development Strategie: a European Perspective, Jessica Kingsley, London 1996.

[2] Gorzelak G., Kozak M., Roszkowski W., Regional Development Agencies in Poland, w: H. Halkier, M. Danson, Ch. Damborg (eds.), Regional Development Agencies in Europe, Jessica Kingsley, London 1998.