01334nas a2200145   4500008004100000245006800041210006400109490000800173520077100181653002300952653004200975653004501017100002501062856010101087       2012                        eng d00aThe geographic and economic peripherality of borderland regions0 ageographic and economic peripherality of borderland regions0 v1133 a<p>The literature concerning regional development policy, economic growth or transborder and Euroregional cooperation very often shows that borderland regions are defined as geographically and economically peripheral. However, the analysis of selected macroeconomic factors does not allow for a full confirmation of the stipulations found in literature. Therefore, it seems that it is not entirely correct to equate borderland regions with economic peripherality. The notion of peripherality should, therefore, be defined both through spatial factors, lying at the basis of geographic peripherality, and non-spatial factors. Consequently, economic growth at a regional level is dependent on whether and how a given region utilizes the factors of economic growth.</p>10aborderland regions10ageographic and economic peripherality10atransborder and Euroregional cooperation1 aWróblewski, Łukasz  uhttps://www.euro.ue.poznan.pl/en/biblio/geographic-and-economic-peripherality-borderland-regions