Tag: Border Studies as topic

After the first workshop dealing with the Territorial Kit (focused on the analysis of socio-economic and spatial development) the ESPON project titled KARPAT had its second online workshop on 26th November 2024 ...

On the invitation of the Slovak National Emergency Centre, Austrian and Hungarian representatives of the emergency services convened in Bratislava on 18 November. The aim of the meeting was to get to know each other before starting the preparation of ...

ESPON EGTC and CESCI organised a panel dedicated to cross-border public services during the ESPON Presidency Seminar on the 6th of November, 2024. The Seminar concentrated on the Hungarian EU Presidency’s priority topic with the title ‘Ensuring quality services for ...

The BorderLabs CE project was officially launched on November 13, 2024, at the Bálna, Budapest, bringing together key professionals, project partners, representatives of the Joint Secretariat of the Interreg Central Europe Programme, representatives of projects implemented in similar field to ...

The Széchenyi Programme Office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, in partnership with the European Committee of the Regions, the Central European Service for Cross-border Initiatives (CESCI), the Association of European Border Regions (AEBR) and the Hungarian Development ...

The University of Szeged, in cooperation with the Ludovika University of Public Service and the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, founded the European Studies Network to examine current issues of European integration in interdisciplinary workshops of ...

The 'Cross-Border Review 2023' is CESCI's tenth yearbook, which is published this year in collaboration with the UPS-CESCI Research Group of Cross-Border Cooperation. The study volume analyses the importance of cross-border cooperation, emphasising knowledge exchange and social innovation. The authors ...

The Central European Service for Cross-border Initiatives (CESCI) has built a valuable professional library collection over the years. The library currently houses more than 500 professional books, while it has been continuously expanding year by year. The collection provides literature ...

This issue of the Cross-Border Review has been compiled during a rapidly changing geopolitical environment in Europe and the world in general. Nevertheless, as this edition of the Cross-Border Review demonstrates, cross-border cooperation and intercultural dialogue are alive and well ...

A two-day conference was held between 30th November and 1st December in Strasbourg, France in the frames of the EU-supported Jean Monet Network. This was the second workshop in relation to the Borders and Human Security to Military Security Database ...