In January 2012, the European Commission introduced two new document identifiers, JOIN and SWD. JOIN is for joint proposals, communications, reports, white papers and green papers adopted by the Commission and the High Representative. SWD is for staff and joint staff working documents (impact assessments, summaries of impact assessments, staff working papers). It replaces SEC,… Read More »
The General Report on the Activities of the EU in 2011 has now been published in all the official languages. It gives an account of the EU’s major initiatives and activities throughout the year in all policy areas. You can consult the Report by clicking here. For the first time ever the Report is also available… Read More »
The European Commission Library has launched a virtual reference collection of websites and search tools that are freely available on the internet. In addition to the links that are also very readily available via Europa there are links to open access research papers, online journals and other external sources ranging from the European Information Association to ViFaOst. Posted by the European… Read More »
We have decided, with great regret, that in January we need to raise our document delivery prices, which have remained constant for five years. We are making the change because of increases in the cost of providing the document delivery service, in the cost of the CLA licence and now, finally, the rise in VAT. From 4… Read More »
When the EU Bulletin ceased publication and the site was archived at the end of August 2009, EU information specialists placed their hopes in the General Report for facts, figures and information. All the more disappointing then that the latest General Report is colourful and attractive, but thin on useful details (see the Tweets from… Read More »
One Crown Office Row (1COR) has launched UK Human rights Blog, which aims to provide a free legal update service produced by experts that will be accessible not only to students and lawyers, but also to the man in the street. Edited by Adam Wagner, Angus McCullough QC and Rosalind English, it will be updated regularly with… Read More »
DEC.NAT is a free resource that contains some 20,300 references to decisions by national courts concerning Community law from 1959 up to the present day. The Association of the Councils of State and Supreme Administrative Jurisdictions of the European Union has created an interface that makes the data on national decisions held in the files of the… Read More »
Today, consolidated versions of the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union are published in the Official Journal OJ C83, 30/03/10, along with the declarations annexed to the Final Act of the Intergovernmental Conference which adopted the Treaty of Lisbon and the Charter of Fundamental Rights. The text includes… Read More »
The Collège d’Europe’s online publication EU-China Observer offers a view of the EU from a different perspective, and the opportunity for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas on EU-China relations. All six issues for 2009 and the first issue of 2010 are now available on the web. The latest issue includes an open letter… Read More »
On 9 February the European Parliament approved the new European Commission, and restructuring is underway. DG Energy and Transport has been separated into DG Energy and DG Mobility and Transport, and there is a new DG for Climate Action to cover the relevant activities that previously fell to DG Environment, DG External Relations and… Read More »
© 2025 Bodleian Libraries | Accessibility | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Cookies