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Understanding the Rules of the Game: How Cohesion Policy Works,e” within which Italian and Spanish actors could appropriate European policy to their domestic contexts: it explains the single types of institutional, strategic, and administrative challenges introduced in each programming period by the EU regulations and the possible margins for . within which national and sub-national actors operated.

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Understanding the Rules of the Game: How Cohesion Policy Works,e” within which Italian and Spanish actors could appropriate European policy to their domestic contexts: it explains the single types of institutional, strategic, and administrative challenges introduced in each programming period by the EU regulations and the possible margins for . within which nat

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The Italian Case: Between Decentralization and the Legacies of the Past,present day. It explores the way in which the European policy was molded according to the domestic preferences and the legacies historically rooted in the issue of regional development, by analyzing how the three investigated challenges (institutional, strategic, and administrative) had been address

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The Spanish Case: The Benefits of a National Coordination,t explores the way in which the European policy was molded according to the domestic preferences and the legacies historically rooted in the issue of regional development, by analyzing how the three investigated challenges (institutional, strategic, and administrative) had been addressed during the