International audienceThis article attempts to show, through an analysis of two pan-alpine networks, Alliance in the Alps and Alparc, how the Alps are in the process of becoming institutionalized and emerging as a transnational region. This endeavour requires above all an understanding of how these networks function as well as an appreciation of the major challenges facing those involved in projects in this innovative process. The process is taking place at the scale of the entire alpine arc and is contributing to recognition of the Alps as a region in its own right in the European territorial mosaic
Alpine research benefits from several international coordination networks, only one of which – ISCAR...
The institutionalization of mountain regions in Europe, Regional Studies. Since the 1990s, many ‘pro...
l'article est publié en anglais aussi dans le même n°.International audienceAs part of a prospective...
This article attempts to show, through an analysis of two pan-alpine networks, Alliance in the Alps ...
This article attempts to show, through an analysis of two pan-alpine networks, Alliance in the Alps ...
The article is a theoretical contribution on the ongoing debate on cross-border regions, regional id...
International audienceThe article is a theoretical contribution on cross-border regions, regional id...
The article is a theoretical contribution on cross-border regions, regional identity and local netwo...
The signing of the Convention on the protection of the Alps (also called Alpine Convention) by the A...
International audienceThe signing of the Convention on the protection of the Alps (Alpine Convention...
In the context of regionalism and regionalisation, the notion of a region holds sway. Discussions ar...
The article deals with the Alps as an area of both cultural, social and political contact and divisi...
Bridging national boundaries: how networks of local actors are building the Alpine regio
Abstract : At the beginning of the 21st century, the Alps are in an unprecedented situation where di...
Alpine research benefits from several international coordination networks, only one of which – ISCAR...
Alpine research benefits from several international coordination networks, only one of which – ISCAR...
The institutionalization of mountain regions in Europe, Regional Studies. Since the 1990s, many ‘pro...
l'article est publié en anglais aussi dans le même n°.International audienceAs part of a prospective...
This article attempts to show, through an analysis of two pan-alpine networks, Alliance in the Alps ...
This article attempts to show, through an analysis of two pan-alpine networks, Alliance in the Alps ...
The article is a theoretical contribution on the ongoing debate on cross-border regions, regional id...
International audienceThe article is a theoretical contribution on cross-border regions, regional id...
The article is a theoretical contribution on cross-border regions, regional identity and local netwo...
The signing of the Convention on the protection of the Alps (also called Alpine Convention) by the A...
International audienceThe signing of the Convention on the protection of the Alps (Alpine Convention...
In the context of regionalism and regionalisation, the notion of a region holds sway. Discussions ar...
The article deals with the Alps as an area of both cultural, social and political contact and divisi...
Bridging national boundaries: how networks of local actors are building the Alpine regio
Abstract : At the beginning of the 21st century, the Alps are in an unprecedented situation where di...
Alpine research benefits from several international coordination networks, only one of which – ISCAR...
Alpine research benefits from several international coordination networks, only one of which – ISCAR...
The institutionalization of mountain regions in Europe, Regional Studies. Since the 1990s, many ‘pro...
l'article est publié en anglais aussi dans le même n°.International audienceAs part of a prospective...