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It is in the interest of the European Union and Poland to ensure that the borders with its neighbors are not a barrier to trade, social and cultural interchange or regional cooperation. Such indication was included in the preamble of the Regulation No. 1931/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council laying down rules on local border traffic at the external land borders of the Member States. The institution of local border traffic is very popular among the citizens of border areas. Thus – in the light of scale of the phenomenon – numerous questions arise: whether (in the economic dimension) the balance of the consequences of the implementation of the agreements on LBT is positive? Does an asymmetry of benefits take place, ie. the implementation of the agreement is more beneficial for one of its sides? Given the above views, the purpose of this article is the assessment of the economic consequences of its implementation (on the background of the prerequisite for the establishment of the LBT).
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The aim of this paper was to analyse the role of borders and types of borderlands in cross-border cooperation. Almost 600 projects from seven Interreg IIIA Programmes, in which Polish border regions participated in the years 2004–2006, were examined. The authors paid special attention to the question whether the structure of co-operation fields is uniform or diversified along all borders. Although many similarities did exist, there were also important differences. It turned out that the common legal framework of Interreg Programmes did not guarantee exactly the same realisation of trans-border cooperation. The so called ‘integrating factor’ also played an important role. The type of border and neighbouring country, as well as different local conditions also had an impact on the programmes’ implementation. Therefore, the effectiveness of trans-border programmes depends on their adjustment to specific regional conditions.
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Celem pracy była analiza znaczenia granic i typów pograniczy dla kształtowania współpracy przygranicznej. Uwzględniono prawie 600 projektów z siedmiu programów współpracy realizowanych w ramach Interreg III A w Polsce w latach 2004–2006. Autorzy starali się odpowiedzieć na pytania, czym różni się współpraca w przypadku poszczególnych granic i z czego wynikają dostrzeżone odmienności. Jakkolwiek z formalnego punktu widzenia programy Interreg III A realizowano w całym kraju w niemal taki sam sposób, to badanie wykazało zróżnicowanie rzeczywistego wymiaru współpracy. Na efektywność realizowanych przedsięwzięć wpływały przede wszystkim rodzaj granicy, kraj, z którym podejmowano współdziałanie, a także uwarunkowania lokalne tworzące tzw. czynnik integrujący.
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