Le rôle des États members dans l'administration de l'Union européenne
By: Sauron, Jean-Luc
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, juil./sept. 2000Revue Française D'Administration Publique 95, p. 453-464Abstract: The fact that relatively few civil servants work within the European Union is due to the application of Community law by Member States' administrations under the super-vision of the Community's administration. National administrations have a role to play in the administration of the European Union during the negotiation, and in order to implement the EU legislation. Moreover, national administrations are an indispensable tool in ensuring effective integration of countries seeking to join the Union. This is why these candidate countries must reform their administrations and why all Member States must try to unify their ministerial structures as far as possible, in order to enhance the vertical application of Community law and to facilitate relations between States and between Member States and the Community's administration
The fact that relatively few civil servants work within the European Union is due to the application of Community law by Member States' administrations under the super-vision of the Community's administration. National administrations have a role to play in the administration of the European Union during the negotiation, and in order to implement the EU legislation. Moreover, national administrations are an indispensable tool in ensuring effective integration of countries seeking to join the Union. This is why these candidate countries must reform their administrations and why all Member States must try to unify their ministerial structures as far as possible, in order to enhance the vertical application of Community law and to facilitate relations between States and between Member States and the Community's administration
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