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Policy Article

New ways of cooperation – Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg in a common economic region (in German)

Authors

  • Schrader
  • K.
  • Laaser
  • C.-F.
  • Soltwedel
  • R.
  • Bickenbach
  • F.
  • Sichelschmidt
  • H.
  • Wolf
  • H.

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Key Words

Economic integration

regional policy

Schleswig-Holstein

Related Topics

Globalization

Germany

Against the background of the increasing globalization of economic relations, the study presented here examines the potential and opportunities for building a joint Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg economic region. The authors conclude that building such a region with close and institutionalized cooperation in selected fields of action would be a pragmatic approach to solve concrete problems and to eliminate bottlenecks affecting both federal states in the short and medium run. However, such cooperation can only work if there is the willingness to accept a reconciliation of interests at eye level. In this case, the intensity of future cooperation would depend from concrete progress in detail.

Kiel Institute Experts

  • Frank Bickenbach
    Kiel Institute Researcher
  • Dr. Klaus Schrader
    Kiel Institute Researcher

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