الاستقلال المالي لمجالس المحافظات في القانون العراقي : دراسة مقارنة

Other Title(s)

Financial independence of provincial councils not organized in the territory : a comparative study

Dissertant

الدوري، أحمد عريبي فدعم

Thesis advisor

قبيلات، حمدي سليمان سحيمان

University

Isra University

Faculty

Faculty of Law

University Country

Jordan

Degree

Master

Degree Date

2018

English Abstract

The content of this study focuses on a number of legal elements that deal with the system of regional administrative decentralization to highlight the financial independence of the governorates councils that are not organized in a region, compared with the decentralization system applied in the .Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan The non-organized provinces in a territory of financial independence require that they be granted access to financial resources through the imposition of local taxes and fees, along with natural resources, subsidies, loans and others, so that they can advance their interests and authority to determine their expenditures and establish their own overall budget for their income and expenditure.

To exercise its broad domestic competencies, in order to satisfy the needs of the local population and to maximize their participation in the.

management of their affairs the financial element occupies an important place in social and economic policy.

It is the engine of every development policy.

The concern for the development of the province's irregular financial resources, the rationalization of its expenditures, the clarity of its budget and its accuracy, can promote the pillars of regional administrative decentralization and ensure the independence of local bodies The importance of this study is illustrated by the definition of financial independence, its legal basis and its importance through the reasons for the introduction of financial independence and the practical difficulties in applying it, how to obtain financial resources, and the way of spending through then budget of the provincial councils The lack of clear criteria for the distribution of financial resources in addition to the existence of legislative shortcomings in the regulation of financial competencies between the local authority and the central authority and the adoption of the maintenance of the central government in financial financing led to Decline .

administrative decentralization the study was divided into three chapters dealing with the first chapter of the financial independence of the provincial councils, the second chapter dealt with the financial resources of the councils, and the third chapter dealt with the budget of the .

provincial councils not organized in the territory According to the study, the financial independence of the provincial councils is an important pillar in the system of regional administrative decentralization, without which administrative.

independence is an imaginary and unreal independence

Main Subjects

Law

Topics

• Law
• Personal income
• Iraq
• County government

No. of Pages

157

Table of Contents

• APA
• MLA
• AMA

Language

Arabic

Data Type

Arab Theses

Record ID

BIM-835227