Traduction de «Société de droit international économique » (Français → Anglais) :

Born in 1956; law graduate (Free University of Brussels, 1979); Special Diploma in International Law (Brussels, 1980); Doctor of Laws (1989); Head of the Legal Service of the Société anonyme du canal et des installations maritimes (Canals and Maritime Installations Company), Brussels (1979-84); official of the Commission of the European Communities (Directorate-General for Social Affairs, 1984-88); member of the Legal Service of the Commission of the European Communities (1988-94); Legal Secretary at the Court of Justice of the European Communities (1994-2005); Lecturer at the University of Charleroi ...[+++](international and European social law, 1989-91), at the University of Mons Hainault (European law, 1991-97), at the University of Liège (European civil service law, 1989-91; institutional law of the European Union, 1995-2005; European social law, 2004-05); numerous publications on the subject of European social law and constitutional law of the European Union; Judge at the Civil Service Tribunal since 6 October 2005; President of the Civil Service Tribunal since 7 October 2011.

Under the European Company Statute, a European Company can be set up by the creation of a holding company or a joint subsidiary or by the merger of companies located in at least two Member States or by the conversion of an existing company set up under national law.

The rules and general principles of private international law should therefore be applied both where an SE exercises control and where it is the controlled company.

(23) This Directive neither aims to establish additional rules on private international law relating to conflicts of law nor does it deal with the jurisdiction of Courts; provisions of the applicable law designated by rules of private international law must not restrict the freedom to provide information society services as established in this Directive.

Preamble The European Union and the countries of the Andean Community, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela: - conscious of the common cultural heritage and the historical, political and economic ties that bind them; - agreeing to follow democratic values and stressing that the respect for human rights, for individual freedoms and for the principle of the constitutional State, which is the cornerstone of the democratic society, governs the domestic and foreign policy of the countries of the European Union and of the Andean Community, and forms the basis of their common project; - considering their support for the rules and prin ...[+++]ciples of international law; - manifesting their interest in regional integration as an instrument for the promotion of a sustainable and harmonious development of peoples, based on the principles of social progress and solidarity among their members; - basing themselves on the relations established by the Cooperation Agreement signed by the European Community and the countries of the Andean Community; - supporting the present level of technical and financial cooperation between the European Union and the countries of the Andean Community; - taking into account the level reached by the dialogue and the instruments of cooperation between the European Union and the Andean countries on the fight against drugs, have decided to impart a lasting and far-reaching perspective to mutual relations.

5. The Council further calls for a strategy which; enhances African ownership and mutual accountability including in the area of political and economic governance, working through African institutions and civil society, within the framework of international law, and in particular with full respect for human rights norms and in cooperation with human rights mechanisms; focuses strongly on the AU, NEPAD and effective sub-regional organisations; calls on each country to take primary responsibility for its own development and recognise ...[+++]s the role of national policies and development strategies in the achievement of this; engages public opinion in Europe and Africa; involves leadership from and co-ordination within the EU, recognising the value of Member States’ individual efforts, including the specific added value of those with recent experience of political and economic transition; strengthens political dialogue with Africa including an EU-Africa Summit meeting in Lisbon as soon as possible; emphasises Africa as a key partner for promoting effective multilateralism; and improves international coordination and aid effectiveness in support of Africa, involving the UN system and International Financial Institutions, other donors and rapidly developing economies.