Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part One: Introduction 1. Introduction (Nicola Bellini and Ulrich Hilpert) Pa Two: New Challenges and New Patterns of Collaboration 2. Cross Border Cooperation for Innovation in the Mediterranean (Andrea Stocchiero) Part Three: Europe' s New Regionalisation: The Integration of Regional Activities through Macro-regions 3. The Baltic Sea Region: Who cooperates with whom, and why? (Carsten Schymik) 4. Transnational infrastructure projects and their impact on region-building in the southwestern Baltic Sea Region (Magdalena Sch nweitz) 5. Towards a "wide area co-operation": The economic rationale and political feasibility of the Adriatic Euro-region (Andrea Bramanti and Paolo Rosso) 6. A typology of agents and subjects of regional cooperation: the experience of the Mediterranean Arch (Antoni Dur i Guimer and Xavier Oliveras Gonz lez) Part Four: Europe' s Re-Regionalisation Across Borders 7. The Pyrenees-Mediterranian Euroregion: Policy Networks and Institutional Capacities (Pilar Rodr.