BENELUX – ITEM WORKSHOP ON CROSS-BORDER RAILWAYS CONNECTIONS
Cross-border railway connections
ITEM conducts interdisciplinary research in the context of cross-border Euroregional mobility and cooperation issues. Here, particular attention is paid to practical solutions. This starts from an interdisciplinary perspective, from which research takes place at the legal, economic, cultural, and administrative levels. This is all done in cooperation with the various faculties within Maastricht University. Through both small-scale contract research and also extensive annual reports, ITEM tackles the issues surrounding the internationalization of the world and its impact on border regions. Our research revolves around translating scientific knowledge into practical solutions.
Over the last two decades, the Greater Copenhagen Region, spanning the border between Denmark and
Dossier explanation An ex-ante assessment of the effects of the new tax treaty signed in
Dossier explanation A study carried out by a multidisciplinary team of students in context of
There is a Recommendation from the Benelux Parliament, a Protocol with Belgium and a Treaty
Working across the Flemish-Dutch border remains difficult due to legal hurdles and sectoral mismatches, leaving
Without border regions no Europe, without Interreg no European cohesion ITEM presented the usefulness of
View the most recent border effects report.
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