@misc{10481/64339,
year = {2020},
month = {10},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/64339},
abstract = {The main objective of the creation of a manual for teachers, students and organisations and people interested in their knowledge, is to serve as a guide for carrying out their studies and analyses. For this purpose, the territories of Alto Alentejo in Portugal, Malta and the Autonomous City of Melilla chosen as study models. These are very different regions, both culturally and linguistically, and with different difficulties and challenges. However, at the same time, they have proposals for solutions that can be extrapolated to each other because they share being in peripheral areas of the EU. Fortunately, the local and regional development policies that Europe promotes are guides to where public and private efforts should be head up, through its development, social and cohesion funds. Therefore, the aim is to help other researchers who find little specific information and statistical shortcomings, as the essential points for analysis are presented in a structured way and also allow them to be comparative examples with other regions with similar situations. Knowing the socioeconomic reality of our regions can help us to try to counteract the great uprooting of young people, especially those who are trained in our universities since they consider that they have no future there because they are in regions far from the most economically active areas.},
organization = {Erasmus+, KA2 - Cooperation for Innovation and the Exchange of Good Practices KA203 - Strategic Partnerships for higher education},
publisher = {Comares},
keywords = {Marketing},
keywords = {Tourism},
keywords = {Alto Alentejo},
keywords = {Republic of Malta},
keywords = {Melilla},
title = {3ECONOMY+ PROJECT HANDBOOK. Study of regional economic, marketing and tourism development in three peripheral european territories: Alto Alentejo, Malta and Melilla},
author = {Pérez Castro, Miguel Ángel and Montero Alonso, Miguel Ángel and Cortina Pérez, Beatriz and Corral Robles, Silvia and Pérez López, Gemma and José, Ana and Oliveira Santos, Carolina and Canário, Paulo and Xuereb, Karsten and Jones, Andrew},
}