Between CentralIzatIon and RecentralIzatIon: RegIonal PolIcIes in Hungary

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MERKEZİYETÇİLİKTEN YENİ MERKEZİYETÇİLİĞE: MACARİSTAN’DA YEREL VE BÖLGESEL POLİTİKALAR

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Macaristan’da AB etkisi ile yerel ve bölgesel yönetimlerin güçlendirilmesi yönündeki reformlar ekonomik eksende düşünülmüş ve idari boyutu oldukça zayıf kalmıştır. Yerel grupların yeterli destek vermemesi ve özel sektör sermayesinin sürece ortak olmadaki tereddüdüne ilaveten 2004 yılında Avrupa Birliği’nin bölgesel yapıların zayıflığını öne sürerek bölgesel kalkınmada merkezi yönetime öncelik veren yaklaşımı ile merkezi yönetim konumunu daha da güçlendirmiştir ki 1989 sonrası 15 yıllık sürede yapılan yerel ve bölgesel reformlar sonucunda ortaya çıkan durum merkezi yönetimin değişen şartlarda kendini yeniden üretmesi olarak değerlendirilebilir

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