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Title:Vpliv regionalnih razlik v razvitosti Slovenije na uvedbo pokrajin : magistrsko delo
Authors:ID Šink, Alojzij (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FDŠ - Nova Univerza - The Graduate School of Government and European Studies
Abstract:V Sloveniji kot temelj lokalne samouprave delujejo občine. Večina slovenskih občin se ni izkazala pri reševanju problemov, ki zajemajo širši prostor od teritorija občine. Za urejanje skupnih zadev življenja državljanov, ki so pomembne za širši regionalni nivo,nimamo v Sloveniji druge stopnje lokalne samouprave. Že iz tega vidika je potrebna ustanovitev pokrajin. Z uvedbo pokrajin bi se odprla pot za proces decentralizacije in uveljavitev načela subsidiarnosti, ki ju obstoječa odsotnost vmesne ravni ne dopušča.Regionalizacija Slovenije je potrebna predvsem zaradi hitrejšega reševanja notranjih razvojnih problemov. Potreba po regionalizaciji izhaja tudi iz sprememb, do katerih je prišlo v obdobju po uveljavitvi lokalne samouprave; povečalo se je število občin, ki še vedno narašča, prišlo je do centralizacije njihovih pristojnosti in do poglabljanja razlik v stopnji gospodarske razvitosti posameznih območij v Sloveniji. Podatki regionalnega razvoja nam povedo, da obstoječi institucionalni okvir regionalne razvojne politike (Zakon o spodbujanju skladnega regionalnega razvoja) in 12 statističnih regij ne ustrezajo doseganju ciljev regionalnega razvoja, to je zmanjšanje regionalnih razlik in decentralizacija oblasti. Pokrajina je tisti subjekt, ki skrbi za razvoj območja oziroma dela države, ki ga povezujejo skupni ekonomski, geografski, demografski, socialni in drugi dejavniki, ki prebivalstvo poenotijo pri uresničevanju skupnih ciljev.Centralizacija države in odsotnost pokrajin nam pokaže, da država in majhne šibke občine ne opravljajo nalog pokrajin. Pokrajine bi v skladu z načelom subsidiarnosti bolje prepoznale in opravile naloge na svojem področju.
Keywords:dvotirni upravni sistem, lokalna samouprava, lokalna skupnost, občina, pokrajina, regija
Place of publishing:Kranj
Place of performance:Kranj
Publisher:[A. Šink]
Year of publishing:2016
Year of performance:2016
Number of pages:VII, 132 str.
PID:20.500.12556/ReVIS-4558 New window
COBISS.SI-ID:2053178038 New window
UDC:342.25:353.1(043.2)
Note:Mag. delo 2. stopnje bolonjskega študija;
Publication date in ReVIS:06.08.2018
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Language:Slovenian
Abstract:The foundation of local self-government in Slovenia is represented by municipalities. The majorityof Slovenian municipalities was not successful in solving problems, covering a broader area than the territory of the municipality itself. In Slovenia, we do not have a second level of local government that could solve common matters pertaining to the lives of citizens, which are important for the wider regional level. From this perspective alone, the need for the establishment of provinces becomes obvious. The introduction of provinces would open the way for the decentralization process and the implementation of the subsidiarity principle, which are currently not possible due to the absence of intermediate level.The regionalization of Slovenia is required mainly due to faster settlement of internal development problems. The need for regionalization is also apparent from the changes which occurred in the period after the enactment of local government: the increasing number of municipalities, which still continues to grow; the centralization of their powers; and the deepening of differences regarding the level of economic development of individual regions in Slovenia.Data of regional development tell us that the existing institutional framework of regional development policy (Promotion of Balanced Regional Development Act) and the 12 statistical regions do not correspond to the achievement of regional development objectives, namely the reduction of regional disparities and decentralization of power.Province is the entity implementing the development of an area or a part of a country joined by the common economic, geographic, demographic, social and other factors that unify the population in pursuit of common objectives.Centralization of the state and the absence of provinces reveal that the government and small weak municipalities fail to perform tasks of provinces. Provinces, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity, would better recognize and perform tasks in their area.
Keywords:Regije


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