FIONA WISHLADE
Biographic Data
| ID | 5066115 |
|---|---|
| NAME | FIONA WISHLADE |
| GIVEN NAMES | FIONA |
| FAMILY NAME | WISHLADE |
| SIGNATURE | WISHLADE F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Strathclyde |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2367-0424 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Global reversal, regional revival
Regional Studies celebrates its 50th anniversary with this special issue. This introductory article reflects back on developments since the journal was started and offers signposts for urban and regional research looking ahead. It outlines the changing global context for regional studies and identifies some of the ways in which the need for regional research is enhanced by the extraordinary challenges currently confronting the world. It also intr…
The impact of European Cohesion Policy in different contexts
The impact of European Cohesion Policy in different contexts. Regional Studies. Cohesion Policy, an important pillar of the European Union, has always been closely scrutinized and subject to debate because of the size of the budget and supranational role of the European Commission. Recent research has acknowledged that the impact of Cohesion Policy is far from uniform; academic interest has shifted away from attempts to assess its ‘total impact’ …
When Policy Worlds Collide
This paper explores the relationship between tax competition, regional development and state aid control. In the 1990s, partly against the backdrop of the impact of globalisation on tax revenues, ‘unfair’ tax competition rose up the policy agenda. EU and OECD initiatives led to the amendment of various tax measures sometimes, paradoxically, enhancing their attractiveness. In parallel, the European Commission pursued an increasingly rigorous appro…
Competition Policy in the European Union - By Michelle Cini and Lee McGowan
Made to Measure? Europeanization, Goodness of Fit and Adaptation Pressures in EU Competition Policy and Regional Aid
The measurement of Europeanization and adaptational pressures can be facilitated by three elements: an EU-wide perspective to enable a comparative assessment of impacts and outcomes; using a clear example of a new European-level policy initiative that impacts on all member states simultaneously; and a detailed knowledge of the ex ante and ex post situation in each country. This article incorporates these elements in a comparative case study of ad…
Competition and Cohesion – Coherence or Conflict? European Union Regional State Aid Reform Post-2006
Wishlade F. G. Competition and cohesion – coherence or conflict? European Union regional state aid reform post-2006, Regional Studies. In 2005, the European Commission adopted competition policy Guidelines regulating national regional aid. Mirroring European Union Cohesion policy reforms, initially the Commission took a ‘hard line’ outlawing national regional aid, except in areas designated by the Commission, in order to improve cohesion, competi…
Conditioning and Fine‐Tuning Europeanization
Most studies of Europeanization tend to adopt a top‐down conceptual perspective exploring the impact of the EU on Member States' policies, polities and politics. Whilst it is generally recognized that Europeanization involves reciprocal relationships between the EU and Member States, few studies seek to explore the nature of such interaction. This study sheds light on such processes by exploring the negotiation of regional policy maps under the E…
EU Cohesion Policy
Over the last decade, the process of European integration has placed increasing emphasis on the promotion of economic and social cohesion. Under the Single European Act, the implementation of the Community’s common policies and the completion of the internal market were to take account of this objective and contribute to its achievement. This commitment is strengthened under the Treaty on European Union, where not only the implementation but also…
The impact of European Cohesion Policy in different contexts
The impact of European Cohesion Policy in different contexts. Regional Studies. Cohesion Policy, an important pillar of the European Union, has always been closely scrutinized and subject to debate because of the size of the budget and supranational role of the European Commission. Recent research has acknowledged that the impact of Cohesion Policy is far from uniform; academic interest has shifted away from attempts to assess its ‘total impact’ …
Conditioning and Fine‐Tuning Europeanization
Most studies of Europeanization tend to adopt a top‐down conceptual perspective exploring the impact of the EU on Member States' policies, polities and politics. Whilst it is generally recognized that Europeanization involves reciprocal relationships between the EU and Member States, few studies seek to explore the nature of such interaction. This study sheds light on such processes by exploring the negotiation of regional policy maps under the E…
Global reversal, regional revival
Regional Studies celebrates its 50th anniversary with this special issue. This introductory article reflects back on developments since the journal was started and offers signposts for urban and regional research looking ahead. It outlines the changing global context for regional studies and identifies some of the ways in which the need for regional research is enhanced by the extraordinary challenges currently confronting the world. It also intr…
Made to Measure? Europeanization, Goodness of Fit and Adaptation Pressures in EU Competition Policy and Regional Aid
The measurement of Europeanization and adaptational pressures can be facilitated by three elements: an EU-wide perspective to enable a comparative assessment of impacts and outcomes; using a clear example of a new European-level policy initiative that impacts on all member states simultaneously; and a detailed knowledge of the ex ante and ex post situation in each country. This article incorporates these elements in a comparative case study of ad…
EU Cohesion Policy
Over the last decade, the process of European integration has placed increasing emphasis on the promotion of economic and social cohesion. Under the Single European Act, the implementation of the Community’s common policies and the completion of the internal market were to take account of this objective and contribute to its achievement. This commitment is strengthened under the Treaty on European Union, where not only the implementation but also…
Conditioning and Fine‐Tuning Europeanization
Most studies of Europeanization tend to adopt a top‐down conceptual perspective exploring the impact of the EU on Member States' policies, polities and politics. Whilst it is generally recognized that Europeanization involves reciprocal relationships between the EU and Member States, few studies seek to explore the nature of such interaction. This study sheds light on such processes by exploring the negotiation of regional policy maps under the E…
Made to Measure? Europeanization, Goodness of Fit and Adaptation Pressures in EU Competition Policy and Regional Aid
The measurement of Europeanization and adaptational pressures can be facilitated by three elements: an EU-wide perspective to enable a comparative assessment of impacts and outcomes; using a clear example of a new European-level policy initiative that impacts on all member states simultaneously; and a detailed knowledge of the ex ante and ex post situation in each country. This article incorporates these elements in a comparative case study of ad…
Competition and Cohesion – Coherence or Conflict? European Union Regional State Aid Reform Post-2006
Wishlade F. G. Competition and cohesion – coherence or conflict? European Union regional state aid reform post-2006, Regional Studies. In 2005, the European Commission adopted competition policy Guidelines regulating national regional aid. Mirroring European Union Cohesion policy reforms, initially the Commission took a ‘hard line’ outlawing national regional aid, except in areas designated by the Commission, in order to improve cohesion, competi…
Competition Policy in the European Union - By Michelle Cini and Lee McGowan
When Policy Worlds Collide
This paper explores the relationship between tax competition, regional development and state aid control. In the 1990s, partly against the backdrop of the impact of globalisation on tax revenues, ‘unfair’ tax competition rose up the policy agenda. EU and OECD initiatives led to the amendment of various tax measures sometimes, paradoxically, enhancing their attractiveness. In parallel, the European Commission pursued an increasingly rigorous appro…
Global reversal, regional revival
Regional Studies celebrates its 50th anniversary with this special issue. This introductory article reflects back on developments since the journal was started and offers signposts for urban and regional research looking ahead. It outlines the changing global context for regional studies and identifies some of the ways in which the need for regional research is enhanced by the extraordinary challenges currently confronting the world. It also intr…
The impact of European Cohesion Policy in different contexts
The impact of European Cohesion Policy in different contexts. Regional Studies. Cohesion Policy, an important pillar of the European Union, has always been closely scrutinized and subject to debate because of the size of the budget and supranational role of the European Commission. Recent research has acknowledged that the impact of Cohesion Policy is far from uniform; academic interest has shifted away from attempts to assess its ‘total impact’ …
Economics (7 works) · European union (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Regional Development and Policy (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Competition (biology (4 works) · International trade (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Cohesion (chemistry (3 works) · Economic policy (3 works)