EVOLUCIJA ULOGE PREDSEDAVAJUĆEG SAVETA MINISTARA EVROPSKE UNIJE

Jelena Todorović Lazić

Sažetak

Savet ministara Evropske unije predstavlja centralnu instituciju za donošenje odluka u Uniji, bilo samostalno ili zajedno sa Evropskim parlamentom. Jedan od važnih elemenata u okviru Saveta jeste predsedavanje, odnosno rukovođenje celokupnim aktivnostima Unije. U toj ulozi, nalazi se Predsedavajući (Presidency) -države članice EU koje se smenjuju po principu šestomesečne rotacije. Ova uloga je tokom više od šest decenija postojanja evoluirala u značajnoj meri te je cilj ovog naučnog rada da pokuša da prikaže put koji je Predsedavajući prešao od osnivanja Evropskih zajednica do danas. Akcenat je na Ugovoru iz Lisabona koji je u ovom segmentu doneo novine. Takođe, u radu će biti izloženi i neki interesantni primeri iz istorije rotirajućeg predsedavanja Savetom ministara.

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