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The Territorial Dimension and the Process of European Integration
This essay examines the role of the territorial dimension in the European integration process, highlighting its potential to strengthen democracy and pluralism by complementing traditional channels of legitimacy. Subnational entities—regions, autonomous communities, and local authorities—emerge as b
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