Europe’s vision for 2030 relies on the impact of European and international actors’policies on European local and regional governments while strengthening their local autonomy with a view to make it evolve their role and, why not, saving the European project. Local governments are the most able to exercise much more powers over their territories and to take responsibility for their execution; as for the Nation-State, it must be more focused on its roles as controller and evaluator of the local public action. In addition, local and regional governments can provide the necessary solutions that Nation-States cannot solve alone; to save money that international institutions impose. In order to solve the challenges of our time, a special attention is paid to state reform, the status of local public officials (dealing with issues related to basic public services) and the evaluation of the local public action by fighting against the formulas of the privatization of public action, while promoting, but framing them, the public-private partnerships.
European Union Law
Une Vision Locale et Régionale de l’Europe 2030
UE Law and Comparative Law
Considerations on the Models of State Organization in the European Union
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A Few Remarks on the Role of the Principle of Legality in the Romanian Legal System
Cătălin Constantinescu-Mărunţel
The influence of human rights on law
The Right to a Healthy Environment
Human Rights, the Challenges of the Last Decade and New Regulations
Georgiana Andreea Petre Nicolae
International Law
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