Cooperation among Local Governments in Realizing the National Strategis Area Development in Bangkalan Regency
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https://doi.org/10.21776/ub.jpas.2018.003.02.2Keywords:
inter-regional cooperation, National Strategis Area, developmentAbstract
The existence of National Strategis Area (NSA) in Bangkalan should not be ignored, but should be considered as a potential material that must be managed to create a progressive development for the people of Bangkalan Regency. Basically, the Bangkalan regency government can not carry out its own development, there must be a cooperation with the other that able to support the development optimization. Inter-regional cooperation for Bangkalan Regency has a very potential role, especially in the process of NSA development so that NSA will be able to become a trigger point in the development process. General question that should find the answer by researchers is "How is the implementation of inter-regional cooperation implemented by the Government of Bangkalan to develop the National Strategis Area?".
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