A quarter of the course is designed as classroom teaching (roughly 3 blocks), followed by block teaching in the form of three-day intensive Czechia-Germany workshops (together with students from TU Dresden). These will take place in Dresden and Most. Participation in both events is a prerequisite for obtaining credit. Dresden 9.-11.04. Most 23.-25.04. 1. Introduction. Basic concepts. 2. Geographical potential and regional development of the border area. 3. The position of the border in integration processes. The concept of integration, identity vs. integration, "closedness" of borders, "Iron Curtain", meeting places. 4. Cross-border cooperation as part of regional development. Transformation, globalization, integration. 5. Creating a strategy for territorial development of cross-border areas. 6. European (EU) view. EU border / cross-border regions as bridges to neighbors, vision of a Europe without borders, Charter of border and cross-border regions. 7. Central European perspective (cooperation with neighboring countries). Cross-border cooperation between the Czech Republic and neighboring countries, "large spaces" of cross-border cooperation. 8. Institutionalization and legislation of cross-border cooperation. Territorial entities / structures, Association of European Border Regions (AEBR, AGEG), the concept of Euroregion, territorial public administration bodies, population, actors. 9. European Union, Czechia and borders. Phare CBC, Interreg. cross-border concepts and strategies, investment projects, small projects fund, people-to-people. 10. Territorial differentiation and regional / structural policy in the Czech Republic. Territorial differentiation in the Czech Republic, inland and borderland, core and periphery. Situational analysis of the Czech borderland through so-called hard data. 11. Czech border and cross-border cooperation. Typology, Regional development strategies, institutions, Euroregions, priority areas. 12. Methodology of border research. Empirical surveys, relevant domestic and foreign projects. 13. Practical examples and projects.
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Pallagst, K., Hartz, A. Border Futures ? Zukunft Grenze ? Avenir Fronti?re.: The future viability of cross-border cooperation. (Arbeitsberichte der ARL). Leipzig, 2022.
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Sternad, D. a kol. Cross-Border Cooperations: Strategies for European SMEs. Wien, 2012. ISBN 978-3704663139.
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