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Environmental Services, Permits and the “Bolkestein Directive”

European Energy and Environmental Law Review, 2008
On 12 December 2006, the Services Directive was adopted by the European Parliament and the Council. This Directive has to be implemented by all Member States by 28 December 2009. Although the Services Directive aims at creating a single services market, it also has an effect on environmental issues.
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De la proposition Bolkestein à la directive services

Courrier Hebdomadaire Du CRISP, 2007
Douze ans après l’ouverture du grand marché, constatait la Commission européenne début 2004, les marchés nationaux des services sont restés largement fragmentés. D’où le coup d’accélérateur qu’elle a voulu donner à l’intégration des services, vus comme le moteur de la croissance et de l’emploi, dans le cadre de la stratégie de Lisbonne.
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From Bolkestein to directive - and further [PDF]

open access: yes, 2008
Free movement of workers takes place under the conditions of national law as well as the Community Law. This article ascertains if and how labour law and work relations in the EU/EEA are also influenced by the Services Directive (RL 2006/123 ...
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Representation and Legitimation. The Belgian Trade Unions and the Bolkestein Directive

2008
The so-called democratic deficit of the European Union has been a topic for debate in recent years not only between scholars, but also within the European institutions. One of the main criticisms of the European political system is that the input-side legitimacy is not sufficiently guaranteed.
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Legitimizing Resistanceto EU Integration: Social Europe as a Europeanized Normative Frame in the Conflictover the Bolkestein Directive [PDF]

open access: possible, 2010
This paper deals with the conflict over the Bolkestein directive proposal on services liberalization in the European Union. It explains how left-wing political parties, unions and alterglobalist associations succeeded in changing the course of the European decision-making process. The analysis puts forward a comprehensive framework which builds on both
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