CESCI

The present study targets the analysis how different social spheres are concerned with the regulatory barriers, on the one hand, as well as the activities of cross-border institutions aiming at reducing them, on the other hand. High importance is attached to the different social attitudes not only for the present but also for the future of cross-border cooperation and interactions since negative experiences may cause negative stances, which might even lead to the stagnation or even to the setback of cross-border processes. To this end the author aims at introducing the attitudes, their coming to existence, and their diversity through a profound analysis of the empirical case of the Ister-Granum region.