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Journal articles on the topic "Union européeenne"
Luchtman, Michiel. "Principles of European Criminal Law: Jurisdiction, Choice of Forum, and the Legality Principle in the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice." European Review of Private Law 20, Issue 2 (April 1, 2012): 347–79. http://dx.doi.org/10.54648/erpl2012022.
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Terrade, Benjamin. "Le traitement du droit de l'Union européenne dans l'arbitrage d'investissement intra-UE." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Côte d'Azur, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024COAZ0022.
Full textInternational Investment Law - a law of connection of national economic spaces - meets withinthe EU a different reality: that of the fusion of national markets within the framework of themost advanced organization of regional economic integration in the world, having anautonomous legal order. The phenomenon of regionalization of international economic lawmeets contemporary international investment law. This encounter is recent because Europeaneconomic integration has long ignored this competing law.This thesis focuses on the consideration of European integration in investment arbitrationsbased on investment treaties concluded between Member States. The aim is to study the awardsapplying these treaties in order to clarify the treatment of European Union law in the resolution,by arbitration, of disputes between an investor from one Member State and another MemberState of the European Union.The rules of international law allow arbitral tribunals established by investment treaties betweenMember States to take Eu law into account in settling disputes ; they invite them to do so, oreven oblige them to do so. A study of the awards of these tribunals should therefore a prioriallow, to specify how tribunals consider EU law. However, it appears that EU law is not takeninto account in these arbitrations. This raises the question of whether the above-mentioned rulesof international law apply to arbitral tribunals. Do the arbitrators apply them? Are these ruleseffective? In a nutshell, we need to ask the following question : What are the obstaclespreventing EU law of being taken into account in intra-EU investment arbitration ? A study ofthe awards of arbitral tribunals established by investment treaties between Member Statesshows that, on the one hand, a principle of arbitrability of dispute between an investor from oneMember Stat and another Member State prevent EU law from being taken into account, whichwould result in tribunals lacking jurisdiction. On the other hand, various tribunals practices inthe application and interpretation of investment treaty contribute to the neutralization of EUlaw in intra-EU investment arbitration
Sabourin, Amandine. "Des politiques nationales à une politique communautaire de coopération au développement : Jeux de pouvoir et conflits d’intérêts entre l’Union européenne et ses Etats membres." Thesis, Antilles-Guyane, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2012AGUY0574/document.
Full textThis dissertation analyses a public policy in an international field of action: the development cooperation. the study focuses in particular on the emergence of the european community policy of development cooperation and its assertion towards european national policies. using a qualitative methodology, this research aims to improve the understanding of the motivation and the processes at stake within the european union. the field analysis has led to observe both how the development policy in the caribbean ras been thought and built, and how this process may rave an impact on the european integration process itself. from the empowerment of a policy to the harmonisation of national policies, this process carries also consequences on the system of actors, which ras been reconstructed by those changes. as a result, the european integration process has been strengthened in a field where the competence is generally shared between the eu and its member states. bringing out some new or renewed tools of public action, this outlines also some of the signs or provisions of the forthcoming legal and political framework, set up by the 2009 lisbon treaty
Patin, Stéphane. "Figures imposées et figures libres dans les discours des premiers ministres espagnols sur les conclusions du Conseil Européen (1988-2003)." Thesis, Artois, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011ARTO0002/document.
Full textThe point of our study is to show that the speeches delivered by Felipe Gonzalez and José Maria Aznar, the two Spanish Prime Ministers, to the Members of Parliament in which they explained the conclusions drawn from European Councils, represent a textual dimension that is made of communicative strategies that were either required by the Community institution and the Parliamentary institution embodied by the two utterers or chosen by the two Prime Ministers.Our study, based on certified parliamentary speeches and focusing on the diachronic dimension of the successive electoral mandates of the two Prime Ministers (1987-2003), tries to evaluate on a discursive, linguistic and thematic level (using lexicometrical tools available with Lexico 3 and Coocs softwares) to what extent the European Council and the Parliament exert some leverage on the speeches and how the utterers free themselves from the institutional constraints, using the political speech as a strategic and rhetorical alternative. Thus, these lexical statistics enable us - to extract «thematic words» that shape our speeches and lexical networks that are built on lexical attractions (co-occurences), to shed some lights on the relation existing between a lexical occurence and a historical event which will allow us to grasp the Spanish dimension of it; - to compare the speeches of our two utterers in order to underline the regular lexical patterns and the discursive specificities that will lead us to sketch out the stylistic and thematic characterisation of the two politicians
Winckelmuller, Florie. "La mutation de la mise en état des affaires pénales à l'épreuve des droits européens." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017STRAA030/document.
Full textBeyond the inconstancy which defines the pre-trial phase of proceedings, it is characterised by its metamorphosis. Because of the multiplication of ways of dealing with delinquency and the increasing possibilities of police inquiry, the pre-trial phase of proceedings, which should have been just a precondition to the preliminary judicial investigation, turns out to be the common framework, in a system not built for it. It leads to the decline of the rights of defence and of the judge. Neither a global perspective of the procedure nor the last reforms, for the most part inspired by European laws, fully overcame it. Confronting the consequences of police inquiry increasing with European rights, highlights several concerns on the full compatibility of the current system with the supranational standards. They support accommodations, encouraged by the searchers as well as the professionals, to solve observed imbalances. If the compliance of French law must guide the recommended adjustments, they should be reviewed in the light of their impacts on the global system, where inquiry and information still coexist. The will of consistency may encourage to promote more measured solutions, combining a moderate strengthening of the rights during police inquiries to an articulation of the investigation proceedings frameworks, focused on a reinforced control of the judge. The perspective of the integration of an European Public Prosecutor’s Office, which creation was formally acknowledged October 12th 2017, characterised by its openness to other national legal systems, makes these propositions uncertain. At short or medium term, adjustments ensued by its integration will lead to rethink the pre-trial phase of proceedings, to ensure its balance and consistency