Regional Representations in the EU: Between Diplomacy and Interest Mediation
Offices in Brussels representing the interests of regional actors in the EU have carved out a niche position within Europe's expanding multi-level political system. They are now the most visible indicators of the growing role played by EU regions. How can
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