Literature of particular Hungarian EGTCs

The present doctoral dissertation aims to provide an interpretive framework for the readers of Central and Eastern European region that describes rapid border changes that were experienced during the recent decades. This issue is highly important in order to understand the complex and sometimes seemingly contradictory changes that affect our region. The interpretative framework seeks to address cross-border institutionalized regional relations in an approach that can address the Westphalian system of nation-states, the discourse of European integration, the specific regional development of Central and Eastern Europe and the tools for implementing nation-state (policy) objectives.