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COVID-19: Lessons learned and recommendations for the future
By Pim Mertens & Martin Unfried The COVID-19 pandemic greatly affected every aspect of life. Today, 19 July 2023, the…
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Cross-Border Impact Assessment 2023: topics announced
The topics for ITEM's 2023 annual Cross-Border Impact Assessment have been selected and the research phase is progressing well. The…
News, UncategorizedSuccessful workshop “Overcoming barriers to cross-border teleworking”
The B-Solutions workshop took place on 14 June 2023, organised by ITEM, GIP Aachen/Eurode and AEBR, in cooperation with the…
News, UncategorizedGrant NWO Social Sciences and Humanities (SGW) domain awarded to Math Noortmann
Cross-border inter-organisational cooperation in crime fighting As part of the SGW open competition, the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)…
News, UncategorizedDaan Hovens runner-up in AVT/Anéla Dissertation Prize 2022
Of the 12 theses submitted in the first round, the jury chose 3. The jury used the following criteria to…
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Little focus on cooperation with neighbouring countries during elections
Cross-border cooperation plays a modest role in the upcoming Provincial Council elections. Remarkably, also in the provinces bordering a neighbouring…
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Cross-border structures and integration essential for the future of border regions
"It is very important to move from networks to cross-border structures. In addition to vertical integration from the EU, we…
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How Dutch cross-border workers can also benefit from WW benefit exports
Once again this year, the annual report of the Institute for Transnational and Euregional cross-border cooperation and Mobility / ITEM…
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Facilitating cross-border (home)work: an important prerequisite for the Euroregional labour market and economy
In the ITEM Cross-Border Impact Assessment 2021, the file 'Impact analysis of the future of home working for cross-border workers…
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Cross-border cooperation during a cross-border pandemic
Not because you can, but because you have to The final weeks of 2021 were dominated by the cross-border nature…
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