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The CAP and Future Challenges (2009:11epa)

January 2009 • Rabinowicz Ewa , Kaspersson Eva , Höjgård Sören , Brady Mark

Analysis

Despite substantial changes since its inception the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) remains the most extensive common policy, accounting for almost half of the EU’s budget and almost half of the legislation. The CAP was a decisive component of European integration in the past; but what role should it play in the future? This European Policy Analysis aims at providing a vision for the CAP after 2013.

Turning the EU Budget into an Instrument to Support the Fight against Climate Change(2008:4)

January 2008 • Pallemaerts Marc , Baldock David , Adelle Camilla

Report

The report, which has been written by researchers at the Institute for European Environmental Policy, assesses to what extent the EU budget has contributed to achieving the EU’s climate change objectives and sets out arguments on how and why the EU budget might support the fight against climate change in the future.   The analysis shows that there has been little focus on these objectives so far and that this is also true for the current 2007-2013 Financial Perspective.

The EU Budget Review: Mapping the Positions of Member States (2008:2)

January 2008 • Szemler Tamas , Eriksson Jonas

Report

In December 2006 the Institute for World Economics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (IWE) was commissioned by SIEPS to map the interests of the EU Member States and their positions with regard to the EU budget, in order to analyse both the prospects for reform, as well as the possible content of such a reform, during the budget review 2008/2009. The study employs a twin-track approach.

Can Reforming Own Resources Foster Policy Quality? (2008:3)

January 2008 • Núñez Ferrer Jorge

Report

The report, written by Jorge Nuñéz Ferrer, Associate Research Fellow at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), analyses how the own resources system can be reformed to foster better decision-making in relation to policy-making in the EU. The author argues that a combined strategy of policy reform and changes in the own resources system is necessary and the report therefore proposes to finance the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in a different way.

Budget Allocation in an Expanding EU (2006:11)

January 2006 • Widgren Mika

Report

In the negotiations on the Union’s annual expenditures decision is taken by qualified majority voting (QMV). In this report Professor Mika Widgrén investigates the relationship between the Council voting rules and EU budget transfers by using a power politics model.

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