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050			_aHJ2094 _b.D39 2012
100	1		_aDeniz, Mustafa.
245	1		_aReforming the European Union budget: A social constructivist policy approach/ _cMustafa Deniz ; Mustafa Deniz.
264		1	_aAnkara : _bRepublic of Turkey Ministry of Finance Strategy Development Unit _c2012
300			_axviii, 330 sayfa; 24 cm
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490	1		_aRepublic of Turkey Ministry of Finance Strategy Development Unit Issue No ; _v2012/417.
500			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
505			_aFOREWORD.................................................................................................iii _x _xPREFACE......................................................................................................v _x _xLIST OF TABLES......................................................................................xiv _x _xLIST OF FIGURES.....................................................................................xiv _x _xLIST OF ANNEXES...................................................................................xiv _x _xABBREVIATIONS......................................................................................xv _x _xPARTI _x _xTHE EUROPEAN UNION BUDGET AND ITS REFORMING QUESTIONS........................................... 1 _x _xPART II _x _xTHE HISTORICAL CONSTRUCTION OF THE EU BUDGET _x _x2.1. Introduction.................................................................................13 _x _x2.2. First Years and the Budget of European Cool and Steel Community (1952-1957)..................... 16 _x _x2.3. Beginning of Path Dependency (1957-1970).............................. 18 _x _x2.4. An Attempt for a Social Constructive Budget: Independent Financing and Introduction of Own Resources (1970-1985).....25 _x _x2.5. Going to Turbulence, the Single European Act and the Second Decision on Own Resources 1985-1988 ....................................36 _x _x2.6. Filling the Budget with Path Dependencies and the First Financial Framework (Delors I) 1988-1992...............................38 _x _x2.7. The Financial Framework II (Delors II): 1993-1999..................45 _x _x2.8. The Beginning of a Debate for a Constructive Reform and Financial Framework III: 2000-2006..........51 _x _x2.9. Conflicts between Continuity of Path Dependency and the First Voices of Constructivism (Financial Framework IV: 2007-2013).................................................................................56 _x _x2.10. Conclusion.................................................................................60 _x _xPART III _x _xA SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVE FRAMEWORK FOR THE EU BUDGET _x _x3.1. Theoretical Approaches to the Analysis of the EU Budget.........64 _x _x3.2. The Fiscal Federalist Approach...................................................68 _x _x3.2.1. The Introduction of Federalism.............................................68 _x _x3.2.2. The Introduction of Fiscal Federalism...................................70 _x _x3.2.3. Fiscal Federalist Discourse in the EU Studies.......................73 _x _x3.2.4. Public Goods and an Assessment of the Budgetary Expenditures......................................81 _x _x3.3. Problems of the EU budget and Social Constructivism..............84 _x _x3.4. Conclusion...................................................................................91 _x _xPART IV _x _xIDENTIFYING THE FORMS AND NATURE OF THE EU EXPENSES _x _x4.1. Introduction.................................................................................93 _x _x4.2. The Aims of Sustainable Growth................................................94 _x _x4.2.1. Competitiveness for Growth and Employment.....................95 _x _x4.2.1.1. Framework Programme.................................................95 _x _x4.2.1.2. Lifelong Learning..........................................................96 _x _x4.2.1.3. TEN-T and TEN-E........................................................97 _x _x4.2.1.4. Competitiveness and Innovation...................................97 _x _x4.2.1.5. Galileo...........................................................................98 _x _x4.2.1.6. Internet Plus...................................................................98 _x _x4.2.1.7. ID ABC...........................................................................98 _x _x4.2.1.8. Marco Polo II.................................................................99 _x _x4.2.1.9. Customs 2013................................................................99 _x _x4.2.1.10. Fiscalis 2013................................................................99 _x _x4.2.1.11. An Assessment for the Competitiveness for Growth and Employment..........................99 _x _x4.2.2. Cohesion for Growth and Employment...............................102 _x _x4.2.2.1. The ERDF....................................................................105 _x _x4.2.2.2. The ESF........................................................................106 _x _x4.2.2.3. The Cohesion Fund......................................................106 _x _x4.2.2.4. JASPERS.....................................................................107 _x _x4.2.2.5. JEREMIE.....................................................................108 _x _x4.2.2.6. JESSICA......................................................................108 _x _x4.2.2.7. An Assessment of Cohesion for Growth and Employment.......................................109 _x _x4.3. Preservation and Management of Natural Resources................114 _x _x4.3.1. Agriculture: Direct Aid and Market Support.......................115 _x _x4.3.2. Rural Development..............................................................116 _x _x4.3.3. European Fisheries Fund..................................................... 116 _x _x4.3.4. LIFE+..................................................................................117 _x _x4.3.5. An Assessment of Preservation and Management of Natural Resources....................117 _x _x4.4. Citizenship, Freedom, Security and Justice...............................123 _x _x4.4.1. Freedom, Security and Justice.............................................123 _x _x4.4.2. Citizenship...........................................................................127 _x _x4.4.2.1. Public Health Programme............................................127 _x _x4.4.2.2. Culture 2007 Programme.............................................127 _x _x4.4.2.3. Youth in Action............................................................128 _x _x4.4.2.4. Media 2007.................................................................. 128 _x _x4.4.2.5. Europe for Citizens......................................................129 _x _x4.4.2.6. Civil Protection Financial Instrument..........................129 _x _x4.4.3. An Assessment of Citizenship, Freedom, Security and Justice............................129 _x _x4.5. The EU as a Global Player........................................................131 _x _x4.5.1. European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument........132 _x _x4.5.2. Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance............................132 _x _x4.5.3. Development Cooperation and Economic Cooperation Instrument........................133 _x _x4.5.4. Instrument for Stability........................................................134 _x _x4.5.5. Humanitarian Aid................................................................134 _x _x4.5.6. Macro Financial Assistance.................................................134 _x _x4.5.7. Common Foreign and Security Policy.................................135 _x _x4.5.8. An Assessment of the EU as a Global Player......................135 _x _x4.6. Administration...........................................................................136 _x _x4.6.1. An Assessment of "Administration" Heading of the EU Budget............................................136 _x _x4.7. Compensation............................................................................136 _x _x4.8. Conclusion.................................................................................137 _x _xPART V _x _xIDENTIFYING THE FORMS AND NATURE OF THE EU REVENUES _x _x5.1. Introduction...............................................................................142 _x _x5.2. Path Dependency and the Revenues of the EU Budget............147 _x _x5.3. Identifying the Forms, Nature and Questions of Own Resources.....................................150 _x _x5.3.1. Identifying the Forms, Nature and Questions of Traditional Own Resources.....................................152 _x _x5.3.2. An Assessment of Traditional Own Resources...................155 _x _x5.3.3. Own Resources Accruing from Value Added Tax..............157 _x _x5.3.4. An Assessment of VAT Based Own Resources..................158 _x _x5.3.5. Own Resources Based on Gross National Income..............160 _x _x5.3.6. An Assessment of Own Resources Based on Gross National Income......................................161 _x _x5.4.
505			_xOther Revenues.........................................................................162 _x _x5.4.1. Surpluses, Balances and Adjustments.................................162 _x _x5.4.1.1. Revenue Accruing From Persons Working with the EU.................................................163 _x _x5.4.1.2. Revenue Accruing From the Administrative Operation of the Institutions.....................163 _x _x5.4.2. Contributions and Refunds in Connection With EU/Community Agreements and Programmes.......163 _x _x5.4.3. Interest on Late Payments and Fines...................................164 _x _x5.4.4. Borrowing and Lending Operations....................................164 _x _x5.4.5. Miscellaneous Revenue.......................................................164 _x _x5.4.6. An Assessment of Other Revenues.....................................164 _x _x5.5. British Rebate and Path Dependency........................................164 _x _x5.5.1. An Assessment of British Rebate........................................165 _x _x5.6. Conclusion.................................................................................166 _x _xPART VI _x _xTHE ANALYSIS AND REFORM PROPOSALS FOR THE EU BUDGET: A SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVE VIEW _x _x6.1. Introduction...............................................................................168 _x _x6.2. Reviewing Significant Reform Proposals.................................173 _x _x6.3. Analysis and Social Constructive Reforms for the EU Expenses.................................................176 _x _x6.3.1. Introduction.........................................................................176 _x _x6.3.2. Analysis and Reform Options of Competitiveness Policy .. 179 _x _x6.3.3. Analysis and Reform Options of Cohesion Policy..............186 _x _x6.3.4. Analysis and Reform Options of Agriculture Policy...........198 _x _x6.3.5. Analysis and Reform Options of Budgetary Administration.............................207 _x _x6.3.6. Increasing Social Constructive Expenditures......................210 _x _x6.3.6.1. CFSP in the Future Budget....................................................213 _x _x6.4. Social Constructive Reforms for the EU Revenues..................215 _x _x6.4.1. Introduction.........................................................................215 _x _x6.4.2. Analysis and Reform Options of Traditional Own Resources.................................................220 _x _x6.4.3. Analysis and Reform Options of Own Resources Accruing from Value Added Tax.............................221 _x _x6.4.4. Analysis and Reform Options of Own Resources Based on Gross National Income...........................228 _x _x6.4.5. Analysis and Reform Options of British Rebate.................229 _x _x6.4.6. Increasing Social Constructive Revenues............................232 _x _x6.5. Social Constructive Reforms for the Institutional Level Problems............................................234 _x _x6.5.1. Is Stabilization Function Necessary for European Integration?.....................................234 _x _x6.5.2. Analysis and Reform Options of the Size of the Budget.....237 _x _x6.5.3. The Question of Juste Retour..............................................239 _x _x6.5.4. Other Institutional Level Problems......................................240 _x _x6.6. Consolidated Analysis of Reform Proposals and Conclusion... 244 _x _xPART VII _x _xCONCLUSION................................249 _x _xAVRUPA BİRLİĞİ BÜTÇESİ REFORMU: _x _xBİR SOSYAL İNŞACI POLİTİKA YAKLAŞIMI (Türkçe Özet)............259 _x _xBIBLIOGRAPHY......................................................................................298.
650		0	_aBudget--European Union. _968009
650		0	_aBütçe--Avrupa Birliği. _968010
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