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European law --- Judicial assistance --- Criminal justice, Administration of --- International cooperation --- Réciprocité (droit) --- International cooperation. --- Judicial assistance - European Union countries --- Criminal justice, Administration of - European Union countries - International cooperation

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Le droit institutionnel de l'Union europeenne est celui d'une entite en developpement incessant depuis sa creation dans les annees cinquante. Les difficultes se sont accumulees depuis l'echec du traite etablissant une constitution pour l'Europe. La crise economique, financiere et monetaire que traverse le continent met a rude epreuve les rouages de l'Europe. Neanmoins, l'edifice resiste a l'usure du temps et de nouvelles perspectives se degagent egalement autour des droits fondamentaux et de valeurs mieux affirmees. Au fil du temps, ce droit s'est integre dans l'ordonnancement juridique general au sein duquel il se trouve en relation, mais aussi en concurrence, avec les droits nationaux des Etats membres ainsi qu'avec le droit international. La Cour de justice assure sans relache la primaute et l'unite d'interpretation du droit de l'Union ainsi que la coherence d'ensemble. Ainsi peut se degager un veritable droit commun qui irradie de nombreux secteurs de la vie sociale, professionnelle et academique.

Constitutional law --- Administrative law --- Justice, Administration of --- Law --- Constitutional law - European Union countries --- Administrative law - European Union countries --- Justice, Administration of - European Union countries

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Le droit institutionnel de l'Union europeenne est celui d'une entite en developpement incessant depuis sa creation dans les annees cinquante. Les difficultes se sont accumulees depuis l'echec du traite etablissant une constitution pour l'Europe. La crise economique, financiere et monetaire que traverse le continent met a rude epreuve les rouages de l'Europe. Neanmoins, l'edifice resiste a l'usure du temps et de nouvelles perspectives se degagent egalement autour des droits fondamentaux et de valeurs mieux affirmees. Au fil du temps, ce droit s'est integre dans l'ordonnancement juridique general au sein duquel il se trouve en relation, mais aussi en concurrence, avec les droits nationaux des Etats membres ainsi qu'avec le droit international. La Cour de justice assure sans relache la primaute et l'unite d'interpretation du droit de l'Union ainsi que la coherence d'ensemble. Ainsi peut se degager un veritable droit commun qui irradie de nombreux secteurs de la vie sociale, professionnelle et academique.

Institutions européennes --- Droit européen --- Droit --- Constitutional law --- Administrative law --- Justice, Administration of --- Constitutional law - European Union countries --- Administrative law - European Union countries --- Justice, Administration of - European Union countries

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In Justice in the EU: The Emergence of Transnational Solidarity, Floris de Witte argues that European Union law can be understood as an instrument for the elaboration of what justice is, means, and requires on the level beyond the nation state. Approaching the question of justice from the European perspective, however, challenges us to think beyond the contractarian idea that equates justice with national political self-determination. A proper model of justice demands a tiered institutional and normative understanding of justice, involving both the nation state and the EU, which can make sense of the new ties between individual citizens that the process of European integration continues to generate. It also requires that we construct a theory of transnational solidarity that can explain what those new ties tell us about our transnational obligations of justice. This book tackles three issues in turn. It explains which precise institutional and normative structures are indispensable in the pursuit of justice; how the European Union can be understood to increase our capacity for the attainment of justice; and formulates a theory of transnational solidarity that informs the interaction between national and European spheres. Three different types of transnational solidarity are identified and carefully traced throughout the case law of the Court of Justice: market solidarity, communitarian solidarity, and aspirational solidarity. Read together, these three transnational solidarities tell us exactly what justice means in the EU.

European law --- Justice, Administration of --- Judges --- Solidarity --- Justice --- Juges --- Solidarité --- Administration --- Cooperation --- Alcaldes --- Cadis --- Chief justices --- Chief magistrates --- Justices --- Magistrates --- Courts --- Legal status, laws, etc. --- Officials and employees --- Solidarité --- Justice, Administration of - European Union countries

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Judicial power --- Judicial review --- Justice, Administration of --- Judicial power - European Union countries --- Judicial review - European Union countries --- Justice, Administration of - European Union countries --- Civil rights --- Droits de l'homme --- Justice --- Administration