This tag is for all posts relating to Regionalisation.

#RoR2017 – This week’s focus: Estonia

3 July, 2017 By Editor

The report gives an overview of the Estonian administrative system today and discusses the current administrative-territorial reform. Estonia is one of the smallest countries in the EU with a surface ... Read More

#RoR2017 – This week’s focus: Malta

26 June, 2017 By Editor

Malta is a centralised state and the powers that have been delegated are those to the local government. Indeed today two levels of government exist at the central and local ... Read More

#RoR2017 – This week’s focus: Brexit

19 June, 2017 By Editor

The Brexit dilemma: redrawing the map The vote to leave the European Union after over 40 years membership threw up some major challenges for the United Kingdom, not least for ... Read More

#RoR2017 – This week’s focus: Regions in Finland

12 June, 2017 By Editor

The article describes the Finnish regions from a number of different viewpoints. It delineates the overall politico-administrative architecture of Finland in order to place the regional councils in context. Thereafter ... Read More

#RoR2017 – This week’s focus: Regions in the UK

5 June, 2017 By Editor

Relative to most other European countries, the governance of the United Kingdom has tended to be characterised by a high degree of centralisation. Some areas of policy-making social security, defence ... Read More

#RoR2017 – This week’s focus: Regions in Austria

1 June, 2017 By Editor

The failure of the structural reform of the federal state in 1994 has led to a standstill in reforms in Austria’s federal system. Since Austria’s accession to the EU in ... Read More

AER launches its report on Regionalisation

31 May, 2017 By Editor

Today, during AER’s General Assembly, our outgoing President launched AER’s Report on the state of Regionalisation in Europe. The story behind the report Early 2014, as the new programming period ... Read More

EEA and Norway Grants: tackle “hard-to-reach” youth unemployment

12 May, 2017 By Luca Magri

Youth employment is a top priority not only for the European Union. AER is fully engaged since years to support the implementation of concrete and effective actions. The AER Summer ... Read More

We’re hiring the perfect promoter of regionalisation ! (now closed)

2 March, 2017 By Editor

Interested in advocating for the interests of the regions of Europe? We are looking for a colleague to help us advertise the regional dimension in Europe, create magic links with the ... Read More

UrbanizeHub, the new platform for cities!

31 October, 2016 By Editor

A new web platform, UrbanizeHub, was born this week, after months and months of development. One of his founder, Gratian Mihailescu, who is also an acknowledged expert from the AER’s Observatory ... Read More

AER declaration: status quo is not an option

25 October, 2016 By Editor

Political declaration Status quo is not an option for the European regions Adopted by the AER Bureau on 24 October 2016 in Vienna (AT) The Assembly of European Regions ... Read More

AER Observatory on Regionalisation contribution on regional diversity

2 August, 2016 By Elin Berglie

The AER Observatory on Regionalisation (Enrico Martial and Alexandre Brecx) took part on 21 April 2016 in the first Jean Monnet seminar in Lille focusing on the heterogeneity of the regions inside the EU. French ... Read More

Intern wanted: AER secretariat in Brussels (now closed)

6 July, 2016 By Elin Berglie

The Assembly of European Regions is the political organisation of the regions of Europe and a representative of their interests at the European and international levels. Its mission: to defend ... Read More

AER meets EU institution leaders

30 June, 2016 By Mathieu Mori

One week after the Brexit, AER President Dr Hande Özsan Bozatli and Secretary General Mathieu Mori met with Mr Timmermans, first vice President of the European Commission. The aim of ... Read More

Sign here for the future of Cohesion policy

14 June, 2016 By Editor

The current programming period of cohesion policy is set until 2020. However, the discussions already started behind the doors of the European Commission and other institutions, especially as we are ... Read More

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