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The purpose of this study is to compare examples of establishment of cooperative governance around the organizational process and role of working group in the process of conducting cooperative programs for cross-border regional development through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). This study is valuable as a prior study of cooperative governance building cases between the European Union, member states and stakeholders. It is possible to suggest measures to solve problems at various community levels, and it is meaningful as an existing study to promote regional cooperation in Northeast Asia. The research subjects of the study are the Cross-border Regional Development Cooperation Program and working group surrounding France. The working group, a working group of Grande Région programs and programs of France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, is analyzed as a cooperative governance model of Ansell and Gash. The partnership in the process of hosting the Grande Région program has been shown to conform to the characteristics of cooperative governance presented by Ansell and Gash. First, cooperative governance was proposed by public institutions in the border areas of France, Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg. Second, various actors participated in the process of cooperation. Third, a formal conference was formed to discuss common objectives through a large-scale meeting. Fourth, small-scale cooperation was carried out as an interim output to establish cooperative governance. The role of the working group stood out in this process. The working group played a leading role not only in the process of cooperation but also in the process of initial conditions and institutional design. The results of this study will allow us to observe the process of establishing cross-border cooperation governance and the role of major actors, and contribute to the establishment of strategies for regional cooperation in Northeast Asia, which remain in early stages of regional cooperation.
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Cross-border regional development, Cooperative governance, Working group, Ansell & Gash, Grande Région