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Regional Politics in the Netherlands

Abstract Regional politics as such does not exist in the Netherlands. The national debate about the governance of regional challenges (i.e. between the provincial and the municipal level) has never resulted in the establishment of regional government.
Boogers, Marcel, peters, klaartje
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Political Reform and Regional Politics in Indonesia

Asian Survey, 1999
In 1998, Indonesia transformed itself. The long-lasting authoritarian New Order regime of President Suharto was overturned, the country's political structures came under serious scrutiny, and its foundations as a nation state were shaken.1 Although the economy was in shambles, some regions rich in natural resources demanded both a more equitable share ...
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Harmonization of higher education in Southeast Asia regionalism: politics first, and then education

, 2016
M. Sirat, Norzaini Azman, A. A. Bakar
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A NEW HIMALAYAN STATE IN INDIA: POPULAR PERCEPTIONS OF REGIONALISM, POLITICS, AND DEVELOPMENT

, 1999
E. Mawdsley
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Domestic legitimacy politics and varieties of regionalism in East Asia

Review of International Studies, 2013
I. Cho, Seo-Hyun Park
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Competitive multi-city regionalism: growth politics beyond the growth machine

, 2017
D. Wachsmuth
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Regionalism, sub-regionalism and the politics of identity in Oceania

, 2016
S. Lawson
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Power and Regionalism in Latin America: The Politics of MERCOSUR

, 2013
Laura Gómez‐Mera
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REGIONAL POLITICS AND THE POLITICS OF REGIONALISM

Policy Studies Journal, 1973
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Regionalism and Political Competition

2015
Although regionalism in France contributes to consolidating differentiated territorial narratives and allegiances, it is more difficult for it to establish a balance of political power with the central state. Unlike other European states, regionalist or ethno-regionalist parties — in other words those parties which identify with specific ethnic groups ...
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