MULTILEVEL GOVERNANCE IN THE BLACK SEA AREA: PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS

The wider region of the Black Sea can be used as a case study for comprehending the intricacy of Multilevel Governance. Examining the key features of state and non-state actors and their interactions can aid Romania in strengthening its position in the area.

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Arhivele Olteniei
Published
2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.59277/ao.38.12
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Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
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MULTILEVEL GOVERNANCE IN THE BLACK SEA AREA: PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS

Mariana Cojoc
Arhivele Olteniei
Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
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MULTILEVEL GOVERNANCE IN THE BLACK SEA AREA: PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS

Mariana Cojoc
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Abstract

The wider region of the Black Sea can be used as a case study for comprehending the intricacy of Multilevel Governance. Examining the key features of state and non-state actors and their interactions can aid Romania in strengthening its position in the area.

Arhivele OltenieiVol. 38
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Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
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