INSTITUTIONAL COOPERATION BETWEEN ROMANIA AND EUROPEAN UNION IN SOCIAL CRISES PREVENTION
Journal Title: Journal of Defense Resources Management - Year 2011, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
[i]Romania, as an European Union member, needs to reassess some of its constitutional provisions in order to ensure full alignment of its national institutions to the EU structures. In this respect, some important additions to the Romanian Constitution are mandatory. First, a clear delineation of competences is necessary. Second, the principle of subsidiarity governing the EU exercise of competences should also be part of the Constitution. [/i]
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Vasile MESAROŞ
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