Fledgling social partnership in the Irish Border Region : European Union Community Initiatives and the voluntary sector
By: McCALL, Cathal
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Contributor(s): WILLIAMSON, Arthur.
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ArticlePublisher: UK : Policy Press, july. 2000Subject(s): ChinaPolicy & Politics 28, 3, p. 397-410Abstract: The Irish Border Region is synonymous with social and economic stagnation. Through multi-level social partnership, involving the voluntary and community sector, the European Union (EU) has attempted to initiate a concerted effort aimed at rescuing the Irish Border Region from its socioeconomic plight. The main conduits for this particular multi-level social partnership are the EU 'Community Initiatives' INTERREG (the initiative dealing with cross-border, transnational and interregional cooperation) and the Special Support Programme for Peace and Reconciliation (SSPPR). Thus far, SSPPR has proved to be more successful than INTERREG in the delivery of a social partnership
The Irish Border Region is synonymous with social and economic stagnation. Through multi-level social partnership, involving the voluntary and community sector, the European Union (EU) has attempted to initiate a concerted effort aimed at rescuing the Irish Border Region from its socioeconomic plight. The main conduits for this particular multi-level social partnership are the EU 'Community Initiatives' INTERREG (the initiative dealing with cross-border, transnational and interregional cooperation) and the Special Support Programme for Peace and Reconciliation (SSPPR). Thus far, SSPPR has proved to be more successful than INTERREG in the delivery of a social partnership
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