| Abstrakt: |
In our research we aimed to highlight the main ways of the decision-making process at the level of the European Union, this being understood as the entire legislation adopted by the European institutions that defi ne and infl uence the coexistence and well-being of over 500 million individuals. Th e European Union's infl uence is best felt through regulation, by producing legislation aimed to protect the rights and interests of individuals. Eff ectively, up to 80 per cent of the regulations that aff ect us economically and socially are the products of an extremely thorough and complicated Community decision-making process. In this context, our theoretical approach advocates for a better understanding for the Romanian/European citizens of the technical knowledge of the European decision-making process, of the fundamental concepts and norms with which the Union operates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
