Sécurité et justice : enjeu de la politique extérieure de l'Union
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Sécurité et justice : enjeu de la politique extérieure de l'Union européenne


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Preface by Marc Verwilghen

How has prudential supervision to be conceived and organized for an emerging single financial market ? This is the concern of the present book which consists in a report prepared by an international group of experts chaired by Professor Jean-Victor Louis and working in the framework of the ECU Institute, based in Lyon. Read More

What are the objectives of prudential control ? Does the new situation deriving from the Single Market directives and the perspective of the Monetary Union require to supplement and co-ordinate the existing system of supervision - a "patchwork of tradition" - in the Member States ? What are the possible orientations to recommend ?

In this book – which includes in a second part reports on the organization of prudential control in each of the twelve Member States, before the widening of the Union, and a report on the United States – the authors explain why they consider that the application of the primary responsibility for solvency questions of the authorities of the Home Country of the institutions, completed by a network of (bilateral) co-operation between authorities, is not possibly able to guarantee the systemic stability which is the main target of supervision, the risks being increased by the expansion of activities at continental dimensions. They believe that some measure of centralization is needed, and therefore compatible with the principle of subsidiarity. This centralization is requested as far as legislation and regulation are concerned but direct responsibilities for the control of larger banks can also be placed in the hands of a central authority. The Maastricht Treaty gives some limited powers and provides for a possible transfer of competences to the European Central Bank. However, the report which states the arguments in favor and against concentration of prudential supervision in the hands of a central bank does not exclude the possibility of creating a specialized authority which could have a larger horizontal competence (conglomerates, securities, insurances) than a central bank. It would be useful to introduce in the treaty at the Intergovernmental Conference of 1996, an enabling clause which would provide for the possible creation of such a specialized authority which should work hand in hand with the European Central Bank.


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Publisher
Éditions de l'Université de Bruxelles
Edited by
Gilles de Kerchove, Anne Weyembergh,
Preface by
Marc Verwilghen,
Epilogue by
Antonio Vitorino,
Introduction by
Gilles de Kerchove,
Contributions by
Bita Armidivani, Emmanuel Barbe, Niels Bracke, Serge de Biolley, Philippe de Koster, Wenceslas de Lobkowicz, Olivier De Schutter, Guy De Vel, Fabrice Filliez, Daniel Flore, Kirstyn Inglis, Isabelle Jegouzo, Elaine F. Krivel Q. C., Henri Labayle, Adam Łazowski, Stephan Marquardt, Hans G. Nilsson, Mark Richard, Robert Roth, Guy Stessens, Wouter van de Rijt, Marc Verwilghen, Antonio Vitorino,
Collection
European Studies | n° 25
ISSN
13780352
Language
French
Publisher Category
Publishers own classification > Law
BISAC Subject Heading
LAW026000 LAW / Criminal Law
Onix Audience Codes
06 Professional and scholarly
CLIL (Version 2013-2019)
3259 DROIT
Subject Scheme Identifier Code
Thema subject category: Criminal justice law

Paperback


Publication Date
20 October 2003
ISBN-13
978-2-8004-1321-1
Extent
Main content page count : 348
Code
1321
Dimensions
160 x 240 x 24 cm
Weight
608 grams
ONIX XML
Version 2.1, Version 3

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Contents


 

Remerciements
Préface
Introduction | Gilles DE KERCHOVE
L'espace pénal européen et le monde : instrument ou objectif ? | Henri LABAYLE
PARTIE I – L’espace pénal européen élargi
La sécurité intérieure de l’Union européenne élargie | Wenceslas DE LOBKOWICZ
Accession, Transitional Arrangements and the European Criminal Area | Kirstyn INGLIS
La réunification de l’Europe et les droits de l’homme | Olivier DE SCHUTTER
Panorama du droit pénal de l’Union | Serge DE BIOLLEY
Réflexions sur l’idée de la « confiance mutuelle » | Daniel FLORE
La création d’un mécanisme d’évaluation mutuelle de la justice, corollaire de la reconnaissance mutuelle | Isabelle JEGOUZO
Implementation of the Third Pillar Acquis. A Challenge for the Applicant Countries? | Adam ŁAZOWSKI
PARTIE II – Une politique externe de l’Union européenne en matière pénale ?
Une politique externe de l’Union européenne en matière pénale. Problématique générale | Wouter VAN DE RIJT
La capacité de l’Union européenne de conclure des accords internationaux dans le domaine de la coopération policière et judiciaire en matière pénale | Stephan MARQUARDT
Bref état des lieux sur les accords de coopération conclus sur la base de l’article 38 du traité UE | Philippe DE KOSTER
Organs and Bodies of the Third Pillar as Instruments of External Relations of the Union? | Hans G. NILSSON
L’influence de l’Union européenne dans les autres enceintes internationales | Emmanuel BARBE
L’association de la Grande Europe à la réalisation d’un espace de liberté, de sécurité et de justice | Guy DE VEL
Norway and Iceland: an Adventure in the Field of Justice and Home Affairs | Niels BRACKE
Le rapprochement de la Suisse à l’Espace pénal européen à l’exemple des négociations en cours avec l’Union européenne | Fabrice FILLIEZ
L’entraide judiciaire suisse en matière pénale à un tournant ? État de la question à la veille d’une adhésion à Schengen | Robert ROTH et Bita AMIRDIVANI
The EU-US Agreements on Extradition and on Mutual Legal Assistance: how to Bridge Different Approaches | Guy STESSENS
Some Observations Concerning International Law Enforcement Co-operation and the European Union | Mark RICHARD
Judicial Co-operation in the XXIst Century from the Canadian Perspective | Elaine F. KRIVEL Q.C.
Postface | António VITORINO
Annexe
Liste des auteurs
Liste des abréviations

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Introduction