Employment in Europe 2010 begins by assessing EU labour market adjustment since the onset of the economic crisis, taking account of the crisis’ impact and future prospects. It also analyses EU and Member State policies aimed at mitigating the effects of the crisis and supporting recovery, and looks ahead to their gradual phasing out. The report then examines the need to reduce segmentation in labour markets and improve the job situation of young people before drawing conclusions on the way forward.

The library of the Court of Justice of the European Union undertakes to acquire as complete a collection as possible of the literature on the legal aspects of European integration and to make it accessible bibliographically. Since 1981, an annual bibliography of books and contributions to periodicals and joint works has been compiled on the basis of the library’s acquisitions in the relevant year. Volumes 1 to 9 of the above mentioned bibliography appeared as internal publications of the Court of Justice.

The library of the Court of Justice of the European Union undertakes to acquire as complete a collection as possible of the literature on the legal aspects of European integration and to make it accessible bibliographically. Since 1981, an annual bibliography of books and contributions to periodicals and joint works has been compiled on the basis of the library’s acquisitions in the relevant year.

The library of the Court of Justice of the European Union undertakes to acquire as complete a collection as possible of the literature on the legal aspects of European integration and to make it accessible bibliographically. Since 1981, an annual bibliography of books and contributions to periodicals and joint works has been compiled on the basis of the library’s acquisitions in the relevant year. Volumes 1 to 9 of the above mentioned bibliography appeared as internal publications of the Court of Justice.

The ‘Power from Statistics’ initiative, jointly organised by Eurostat and the European Political Strategy Centre, aims to determine which topics will be relevant to decision makers and citizens in the future and how official statistics could best deliver information about them. As a first step, five thematic round table events were organised. Gathering expert participants from various stakeholder groups, the round tables covered trends in migration, globalisation, new economic and business models, sustainable development as well as statistics, science and society. The round table participants wrote altogether 28 articles. They contain their personal reflections and ideas on the future of European statistics. Together, the articles form the ‘Power from statistics outlook report’.

The library of the Court of Justice of the European Union undertakes to acquire as complete a collection as possible of the literature on the legal aspects of European integration and to make it accessible bibliographically. Since 1981, an annual bibliography of books and contributions to periodicals and joint works has been compiled on the basis of the library’s acquisitions in the relevant year.

The Study is designed to assist the European Commission DG Justice and Consumers in assessing the EU approach to and policy on minority shareholder protection. The Study includes a thorough analysis and assessment of every Member State’s legal framework as it relates to minority shareholder protection, and it focuses on all the main categories of minority shareholder rights, namely economic, control (decision making), information, litigation, and equal treatment rights. It strives to enable policymakers to obtain a clearer picture of Member States’ hard laws (such as laws, regulations, other legal acts, and listing rules), soft laws (such as corporate governance codes) and established case law with respect to minority shareholder protection. It identifies any gaps, inconsistencies and incompatibilities in the legal frameworks of all the Member States, especially ones that may influence cross-border investment and the further development of the Single Market. It also provides input for the Commission’s ongoing work on monitoring corporate governance developments in the EU.