Opuscula Sociologica

Previously: Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego. Studia Sociologica

ISSN: 2299-9000    OAI
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Issue archive / nr 3/2014
Partnerstwa transgraniczne – udział instytucji w inicjowaniu sieci społecznych (na przykładzie Euroregionu Sprewa–Nysa–Bóbr)
(Cross-border partnerships – institutions in initiating social networks (based on the Euroregion Spree–Niesse–Bober))

Authors: Joanna Frątczak-Müller
Uniwersytet Zielonogórski

Anna Mielczarek-Żejmo
Uniwersytet Zielonogórski
Keywords: community of cross-border area social network euroregion social institution cross-border partnership
Data publikacji całości:2014
Page range:14 (43-56)

Abstract

The aim of the article i s to present networks of cooperation created on the basis of the activity of cross-border institutions. Popularization of innovations, knowledge or life styles is subject to the rule according to which information and influence spread via close and deep relations. The place where these relations are formed may be of special significance. Thus, the analysis of the influence that the Euroregion Spree–Niesse–Bober exerts on local communities inhabiting the borderland is particularly interesting. The main research area is the role that the Euroregion Spree– Niesse–Bober plays in creating social connections. The article, by referring to the theory of social networks, analyzes the significance of the Euroregion Spree-Niesse–Bober in initiating, popularizing and reinforcing partnerships in the Polish-German borderland. Close attention is paid to the characteristics of the Polish-German relations in the borderland; existing social networks within the framework of the partnerships created, and the role of the Euroregion as an institution fostering the development of social networks.
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