The European Union 's early decision to promote economic integration through harmonization or unification has involved, both at the European and national levels, a process of relentless « juridification » ; law, in the guise of legislatively or judicially enacted rules, has assumed ever greater preponderance. This development was foreseeable : once the interaction amongst European legal Systems had acted as a catalyzer for the creation of a supra-system, the need to achieve reciprocal compatibility between the infra-systems and the supra-system naturally fostered the development of an extended network of interconnections (such as directives and judicial decisions) which eventually raised the question offurther legal integration in the form ...
Starting with expressions such as Community law and European law, often used as synonyms in a generi...
Studies are currently being carried out on the unification of contract law in Europe. Several texts ...
Convergence ou concurrence ? La globalisation économique, génératrice de compétition entre systèmes ...
Une Europe fondée sur l'idée d'un Marché commun saurait-elle se passer d'un corps de règles contract...
In scholarly arenas, the European codification processes is in full swing. In this article, I try to...
The paper will first explain the historical developments that may one day support a European Civil C...
This article presents the current conceptions of European integration through law. It describes the ...
Even if it is conceded that the European Union law necessarily involves the renewal of traditional a...
Il y a près de vingt-cinq ans, dans la seconde moitié des années 1990, l’Union européenne acquérait ...
International audienceThe Court of Justice of the European Union plays an essential role in the proc...
Since the Treaty of Amsterdam entered into force on the 1st of May 1999 and the “communitarisation” ...
A common European private law does not simply exist uniquely through community law and international...
International audienceEveryone knows that there is a European legal order different from the Europea...
Le droit privé s'est toujours montré moins perméable que d'autres domaines des divers systèmes jurid...
For some time now, the problem of unifying contract law at a European level has been hotly debated. ...
Starting with expressions such as Community law and European law, often used as synonyms in a generi...
Studies are currently being carried out on the unification of contract law in Europe. Several texts ...
Convergence ou concurrence ? La globalisation économique, génératrice de compétition entre systèmes ...
Une Europe fondée sur l'idée d'un Marché commun saurait-elle se passer d'un corps de règles contract...
In scholarly arenas, the European codification processes is in full swing. In this article, I try to...
The paper will first explain the historical developments that may one day support a European Civil C...
This article presents the current conceptions of European integration through law. It describes the ...
Even if it is conceded that the European Union law necessarily involves the renewal of traditional a...
Il y a près de vingt-cinq ans, dans la seconde moitié des années 1990, l’Union européenne acquérait ...
International audienceThe Court of Justice of the European Union plays an essential role in the proc...
Since the Treaty of Amsterdam entered into force on the 1st of May 1999 and the “communitarisation” ...
A common European private law does not simply exist uniquely through community law and international...
International audienceEveryone knows that there is a European legal order different from the Europea...
Le droit privé s'est toujours montré moins perméable que d'autres domaines des divers systèmes jurid...
For some time now, the problem of unifying contract law at a European level has been hotly debated. ...
Starting with expressions such as Community law and European law, often used as synonyms in a generi...
Studies are currently being carried out on the unification of contract law in Europe. Several texts ...
Convergence ou concurrence ? La globalisation économique, génératrice de compétition entre systèmes ...