Edited by three European editors and spanning across Europe, this
excellent study focuses on the effects of the European integration
process on the inter-regional division of labour in both western
and Eastern European countries. Using extensive empirical analysis
of the changes of regional specialization over a period of two
decades, observing its causes and consequences the authors show
economic integration as a relocation of resources across sectors
and space. The authors argue that the resulting challenge to both
regional and social cohesion in the enlarged European Union may
require a reorientation of cohesion policy at European, national
and local levels. Disaggregated national data sets with respect to
both the sectoral and spatial levels are combined with an analysis
of both regional structural change and the role of foreign direct
investment in this process. This book will be of great interest to
post graduate students and researchers interested in international
trade and regional economics as well as policy makers engaged with
regional and structural changes at both a European and national
level.
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