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Democratic deficit in the European Union
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Birben, Ayşegül
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This thesis analyzes the democratic deficit problem inherent in the European Union since the initial stages. In the study, the two dimensions of the problem is studied and within this context, the decision making procedures in the European Union, the functioning of the European Union institutions, the European Parliament elections are discussed in detail. Moreover, issues related to Europeanness and European identity are referred to and the improvements achieved by European Union concerning institutional structure and popular unity to overcome the democratic deficit are analyzed.
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General Social Sciences.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/14847
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A. Birben, “Democratic deficit in the European Union,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2005.