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Le droit de la fonction publique de l’Union européenne constitue un point de rencontre entre plusieurs branches du droit européen : droit administratif, droit social, droit fiscal, droit institutionnel, droits fondamentaux… Il reste pourtant largement méconnu, même des juristes familiers des questions européennes. Ce manuel est le premier ouvrage juridique à couvrir l’ensemble du régime actuellement applicable aux fonctionnaires qui travaillent pour les institutions européennes, de leur recrutement jusqu’à la cessation des fonctions et même au-delà, dès lors que certaines obligations – mais aussi certains droits – subsistent après la fin de la relation de travail.Ce manuel, à la fois complet et synthétique, et très riche en références jurisprudentielles, pourra être consulté avec profit par les juristes qui se lancent dans la pratique du droit de la fonction publique européenne (qu’ils soient avocats, consultants ou qu’ils pratiquent cette matière au sein des institutions européennes), par les fonctionnaires européens qui souhaitent mieux connaître le régime auquel ils sont soumis et les voies de recours dont ils disposent pour contester les décisions prises à leur encontre par l’administration, par les candidats aux concours de la fonction publique européenne, mais aussi par les citoyens européens curieux de découvrir, au-delà des mythes, la réalité des règles applicables aux membres du personnel des institutions européennes.

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The European Union's significance as an international actor rests on several foundations. Empirically, the Union's size, scope and scale gives it a presence in the world in terms of politics, diplomacy, economics, trade and aid that is in need of analysis and contextualization intheoretical terms, the Union is a fascinating experiment in democratic, mustistate, multinational policy-building the likes of which we have not seen before. The editors present foundational articles that have shaped mainstream academic discourse surrounding this topic along with more provocative pieces, which will cumulatively provide a sophisticated and nuanced understanding of this fascinating international actor.0Volume One: Foundations an design.0Volume Two: International polical economy.0Volume Three: Core foreign policies.0Volume Four: Critical international relationships.

European Union countries --- European Union countries

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Secularism --- European Union. --- European Union countries --- Religion.

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Global energy governance is occurring in a multipolar world characterised by a growing demand for energy. The EU as well as the emerging powers of Brazil, China, India and South Africa (BICS) are competing for scarce energy resources. At the same time, the EU and BICS are engaged in bilateral energy talks. This volume explores mutual perceptions of the EU and emerging powers in terms of energy governance, the challenges involved in them cooperating over energy, and the joint governance of scarce resources. Results are gathered from elite discourse as well as media analyses, including the views from BICS, the EU and the EU's "Big 3" member states Germany, France and the UK. --

Energy policy --- European Union. --- European Union countries.

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This clear and concise textbook presents EU competition law in political, economic and comparative context. It combines excerpts from key EU rulings with discussions of enforcement policy issues and comparisons with US antitrust cases. Untangling the complex set of factors driving individual outcomes, it is the perfect companion for any student or practitioner in the field. Essential chapters explore the tools used by competition authorities in Europe: to punish cartels that fix prices or divide markets; to assess cooperative agreements between rival firms and supplier-customer relationships; to establish a dominant position and find abuses; and to review the competitive effects of mergers and acquisitions. The book also explains how authorities determine when business restraints infringe on the principles governing the EU internal market, and when Member States contravene the rules protecting the European competition system. More than a reference tool, this innovative book provides a rounded account of the various dimensions of EU competition law, of its place at the heart of the EU market integration project and of its relevance for the enforcement of antitrust principles worldwide. Key features: * provides a clear, concise and up-to-date presentation of the law * includes important excerpts from all important competition decisions and judgments of the European Commission and the EU Courts * explains the critical nuances of cases by means of contextual notes and questions * integrates law, economics and other policies, providing a holistic sense of competition law and its place in the European system * compares EU competition law with US antitrust law, analysing the root of their differences and enabling the reader to derive comparative insights * supports general and advanced EU and international competition law courses.

Economic law --- European Union