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Not Worth the Net Worth? The Democratic Dilemmas of Privileged Access to Information

2017

In this article, we discuss the democratic conditions for parliamentary oversight in EU foreign affairs. Our point of departure is two Interinstitutional Agreements (IIAs) between the Council and the European Parliament (EP), which provide the latter with access to sensitive documents. To shed light on this issue, we ask to what extent these contribute to the democratic accountability in EU foreign policy? It is argued that the IIAs have strengthened the EP’s role in EU foreign affairs by giving it access to information to which it was previously denied. This does not mean, however, that this increase in power equals a strengthening of the EP as a democratic accountability forum. First of a…

European ParliamentparliamentPublic AdministrationSociology and Political ScienceEuropean PoliticsParliamentmedia_common.quotation_subjectPolitikwissenschaft0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyEuropapolitikPublic administrationInformation policyPower (social and political)secrecylcsh:Political science (General)Political science050602 political science & public administrationmedia_common.cataloged_instancePrivileged accessEuropean UnionAußenpolitikEuropean unionlcsh:JA1-92Political scienceEuropaparlamentmedia_commoninformation policytransparency021110 strategic defence & security studies05 social sciencesParlamentKontrolledemocratic accountabilitydemocratic accountability; secrecyTransparency (behavior)Democracy0506 political scienceTransparenzforeign policyForeign policyddc:320EUInformationspolitikcontrolIndraStra Global
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Patterns of Regional Income Distribution in Uruguay (1872–2012): A Story of Agglomeration, Natural Resources and Public Policies

2020

In this chapter, we provide a new data set of regional GDP and GDP per capita for Uruguay between 1870 and 2012. As regards the long-term evolution of regional inequality, we find evidence of a persistent decline from the last third of the nineteenth century up to the 1960s with a strong reversal of the process from then on. The first decade of the twenty-first century, however, shows a new decreasing trend in regional inequality. Montevideo has represented a large share, both demographically and economically, over time as consequence of a privileged access to sea and the fact that the city was built around a natural port with excellent conditions. In addition, agglomeration forces identifi…

GlobalizationDevelopment economicsPer capitaEconomicsPublic policyConvergence (economics)Privileged accessRelative priceCommodity (Marxism)Domestic market
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