TRANSFORMATIONS OF SOVEREIGNTY AND PUBLIC LAW IN THA NATIONAL AND EUROPEAN SPACE AFTER 1989

The aim of this study is to arouse a debate involving specialists in the field of public law - theorists, practitioners, researchers - and is intended to be a forum for analysis of new research directions on the transformations of public law in the national and European space after the year 1989 and their influences on state sovereignty, as well as the administrative codification in our homeland, where this need for proceduralisation from several directions is felt: public administration, administrative litigation judges and administrative law practitioners. Especially now when we are offered, perhaps not by chance, the opportunity to discuss some conceptual and legal issues of social expression, at least for the last two decades in the attention of those interested in the administrative phenomenon. My daughter wants to have the opportunity to build a secure future in Romania; to study, to get involved in his country and to establish a family. And I think that we citizens, we have to take control of what is happening in our Romania. I want a safe Romania where the administrative law - material and procedural - is part of everyday life. The protection of citizens must be the first priority. The administration must be strengthened and the judicial system improved. We are one of the last states of the European Union that does not have a code of administrative procedure under the conditions of an accentuated Europeanization of administrative law. And regarding the Administrative Code, at the date of the appearance of this study, the Constitutional Court of Romania has already ruled, but it is still to decide, once again, on the unconstitutionality of our administrative Code, adopted by emergency ordinance!