Global Challenges of Regional Management in The Modern World: The Main Factors Shaping the Infrastructure Base of Regional Management

Abstract

Regional governance refers to the system of rules, institutions, and processes that govern a specific geographic area, usually larger than a local municipality but smaller than a nation-state. It is essentially a middle layer of authority between the national and local levels. Regional management can be structurally included both within the state and with interstate organizations related to a certain geographical region. The article examines the general structures of regional administration, its specific functions, and the process of effective regional administration. Infrastructure base, competitiveness and other important factors of regional management are analyzed in modern times. The theoretical frameworks of regional management - multi-level management and post-functionalism, as well as issues of regional development and economic integration - are investigated in modern scientific research. At the same time, environmental management is also the subject of modern research. Multilevel management also occupies an important place in modern research. In one way or another, new forms and contents of regional administration are included in the economic and political studies, statistical data and reports of international organizations. The subject studied in the article is based on independent opinion and experts' opinions in this direction.