After over a decade of relative stability, recent years have seen new momentum in EU budget politics. The Treaty of Lisbon introduced the broadest reform of budgetary procedures since the 1970s, while the financial and economic crisis has intensified scepticism towards European integration among citizens and decision-makers. As a result, the EU budget has become more controversial, more flexible and more fragmented. This volume brings together contributions from scholars and practitioners that address empirical and theoretical questions surrounding the new politics of the EU budget.
With contributions by:
Michael W. Bauer, Peter Becker, Stefan Becker, Gabriele Cipriani, Manuele Citi, Alessandro D'Alfsono, Alfredo De Feo, Magdalena Sapala, Linn Selle, Anne Vitrey, Uwe Wagschal, Georg Wenzelburger
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Bibliographic data
Copyright year
2017
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-3500-6
ISBN-Online
978-3-8452-7803-2
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Studies on the European Union
Volume
12
Language
English
Pages
297
Product type
Edited Book
Table of contents
ChapterPages
Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 14
The New Politics of the European Union Budget: Background, Key Findings, and Outlook No access Pages 15 - 32 Stefan Becker, Michael W. Bauer, Alfredo De Feo
The European Budget: Motor or Brake of European Integration? A Walk through 40 Years of Budgetary Decisions No access Pages 33 - 82 Alfredo De Feo
EU Budgetary Politics and the Paradox of Juste retour No access Pages 83 - 102 Manuele Citi
Reforming the European Multiannual Financial Framework – Looking for a Policy Window in a Path-dependent Environment No access Pages 103 - 132 Peter Becker
The First Multiannual Financial Framework under the Lisbon Treaty: The Dynamics in the European Parliament from the Perspective of an Insider No access Pages 133 - 148 Anne Vitrey
What Multi-level Parliamentary System? Parliamentary Discourses in EU Budgetary Negotiations (MFF 2014-2020) No access Pages 149 - 172 Linn Selle
Assessing the European Parliament’s Power of the Purse: Rights, Capabilities, and Strategies No access Pages 173 - 194 Michael W. Bauer, Stefan Becker
Abnormal Payments Backlog as a New Problem in the Implementation of the EU Budget No access Pages 195 - 224 Alessandro D’Alfonso, Magdalena Sapała
The EU Budget, the Accountability Gap and a Possible Way Forward No access Pages 225 - 258 Gabriele Cipriani
Budget Consolidation and National Budget Policy Instruments No access Pages 259 - 280 Uwe Wagschal, Georg Wenzelburger
EU Budget Politics: Looking Forward No access Pages 281 - 294 Alfredo De Feo
About the Authors No access Pages 295 - 297
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