Bibliographie sélective OHADA

تحتل حماية الغير المتعامل مع الشركات التجارية مكانة مهمة في القانون التجاري حيث كرس لها المشرع العديد من الأحكام والمبادئ القانونية التي تساهم في إستقرار المعاملات التجارية للشركات التجارية من جهة، والتي تدعم الثقة في معاملات الشركة مع محيطها الخارجي من جهة أخرى، وذلك نظرا للدور الذي يؤديه الغير في تطوير و إزدهار الشركة وتشجيع المتعاملين للإستثمار في هذا القطاع الاقتصادي المهم. قام المشرع بخطوات مهمة جعل من خلالها الغير يتدخل في حياة الشركة ونشاطها وذلك تخفيفا لآثار إعتبار هذا الغير عضوا خارجيا لا علم له بما يجري داخل الشركة التجارية، لكن تبني المشرع لأنظمة قانونية من أجل الغير لا يعني بلوغ النصوص القانونية هدفها الذي قررت من أجله . The protection of third parties dealing with commercial companies occupies an important place in the commercial law, as the legislator devoted many legal provisions and principles to it that contribute to the stability of commercial transactions of commercial companies on the one hand, and that support confidence in the company’s transactions with its external environment on the other hand, due to the role it plays Others contribute to the development and prosperity of the company and encourage customers to invest in this important economic sector. The legislator took important steps through which he made third parties interfere in the life and activity of the company in order to mitigate the effects of considering this third party as an external member who has no knowledge of what is going on inside the commercial company, but the legislator’s adoption of legal systems for the sake of third parties does not mean that the legal texts have reached their goal for which they were decided

The success of commercial arbitration law and practice is achieved as a result of several factors. The purpose of the study was to investigate whether efficacy of commercial arbitration, law and practice in Lesotho is hindered by the legal framework which does not conform to the United Nations Commission Trade Law on International Commercial Arbitration, UNCITRAL Model Law. Examining such other factors as support of the courts and government, the study specifically investigated the impact of lack of education about commercial arbitration for the business community and unregulated arbitrators on the efficacy of the commercial arbitration, law and practice in Lesotho. With the use of the desk reviews and interviews as data collection methods for this study, the evidence obtained has revealed that efficacy of the commercial arbitration, law and practice in Lesotho is hampered by the law which is outdated and inconsistent with the UNCITRAL Model law. As such, support for the mechanism by the courts has been found to be at stake or adversely affected. Lack of support from the government and that of awareness campaigns about the mechanism for the business community have also been noted for constraining the efficacy of the commercial arbitration, law and practice in the country. Further noticeable from the findings include limited commitment from the legal profession and unregulated arbitrators, both of which could have significantly obstructed the mechanism. The study thus concludes that there is an urgent need for law reforms and concerted commitment from the relevant stakeholders to help towards achieving efficacy of the commercial arbitration, law and practice in Lesotho.

Esta dissertação analisa a evolução do sistema contabilístico da Guiné-Bissau, nomeadamente o processo de convergência do Sistema de Contabilidade da Organização para Harmonização do Direito dos Negócios em África (SYSCOHADA) com as normas internacionais de relato financeiro (NIRF). Pretende-se perceber em que medida os laços políticos e culturais influenciaram este processo de convergência no país, e ainda as ligações entre as dimensões culturais, sociais, económicas e financeiras, assim como as respetivas influências na fiscalidade, no ensino e na formação profissional, na organização da profissão contabilística, com base na classificação dos sistemas contabilísticos de Nobes (1998). A Guiné-Bissau é um país membro da Organização para Harmonização dos Negócios em África (OHADA), entidade responsável por edificar e oficializar as normas contabilísticas, que são aprovados através de ato uniforme que envolve dezassete países africanos, o que explica que seja influenciado ou influencie outros países membros daquela organização. Esta investigação contribui para a literatura no domínio da contabilidade e relato financeiro no continente africano, em geral, área ainda pouco explorada e pouco conhecida da comunidade académica, e da Guiné-Bissau, em particular, país independente desde 1973, depois de um período de vários séculos de existência como antiga colónia portuguesa.

UNCITRAL model law on electronic transferable records. Dalle esperienze precedenti all’approvazione della MLETR. Lo scopo e la struttura. Le disposizioni sul principio di equivalenza funzionale. Lo standard generale di affidabilità. Altre disposizioni sull’uso degli electronic transferable records. L’applicazione della model law. La necessità di una riforma: l’esperienza del Regno Unito. Trade documents. Possession problem e i “gateway criteria”. Impact assessment dell’electronic trade documents bill. La necessità di adeguare la legislazione italiana.

EU’s competence over FDI: European technological sovereignty. Definition, origins, and scope of EU foreign investment law. EU competence over foreign direct investments. European technological sovereignty. Regulation 452/2019–screening mechanisms in national legislation with a focus of the Italian regime. Structure of regulation 452/2019. Implementation in national legislation. The screening regulation as a tool to enforce technological sovereignty. EU technological sovereignty in practice. First and second annual report on the screening of foreign direct investments into the Union. A first appraisal of the problematic interplay between FDIs and technological sovereignty.

For several decades, environmentalists have raised the alarm regarding the impending environmental catastrophe that results from the Anthropocene. Much attention has been given to the role that States play in contributing to ecological damage being wrought upon the Earth. However, we have only looked at the environmental destruction perpetrated by multinational companies (“MNCs”) in the past decade. Natural disasters like the Deepwater Horizon explosion have placed MNCs' dangerous impact on the environment in sharp relief. At the same time, revelations in the Carbon Majors Report and global litigation quantify the damage MNCs cause to the environment. Multinational companies (“MNCs), as a result of globalisation and trade liberalisation, are powerful entities within the global economy. Despite their size, MNCs remain primarily unregulated in international human rights law. Debates regarding who bears the duty for human rights intersect with a battle of political will between the Global North and Global South for developing binding human rights duties for MNCs. As a result, they can commit environmental harm, especially in the Global South, with relative impunity due to a lack of effective liability mechanisms. The doctrine of separate legal personality creates specific issues for holding MNCs liable for environmental harms in the Global South. Domestic courts in home States struggle to exercise jurisdiction over the environmental harms MNCs commit. In contrast, systemic barriers in host States create situations where victims are unable to seek redress within their State. To address these concerns, this thesis proposes a global liability regime founded on the principle of integrated regulation. This regime will utilise regulation at the institutional, national and international levels to enforce the environmental obligations of MNCs, rooted in the right to a healthy environment. This gives rise to multiple intersection human rights obligations which will regulate the behaviour of MNCs. This thesis recognises that such a framework requires a drastic reform in how the law and companies are conceptualised. However, such a reform would have wide-reaching implications for vindicating human rights violations.

Alors que deux entreprises sont liées par une convention d’arbitrage, une procédure d’insolvabilité est ouverte en Belgique à l’égard de l’une d’elles. De nombreuses questions émergent : L’instance arbitrale en cours doit-elle être suspendue ? Dans la positive, pourra-t-elle reprendre ? Les pouvoirs de l’arbitre sont-ils impactés ? L’instance n’a pas débuté, la validité de la convention d’arbitrage est-elle compromise ? La convention n’existe pas, les parties peuvent-elles la conclure ? L’entreprise en difficulté perd-elle sa capacité compromissoire ? Cette capacité est-elle transférée au praticien de l’insolvabilité ? La sentence a été rendue, peut-elle être exécutée ? Dans le présent exposé, nous mettons l’arbitrage à l’épreuve des procédures belges d’insolvabilité d’entreprises.

Trabajo Fin de Máster en Auditoria Operativa, Supervisión Continua, Contabilidad y Control de Subvenciones y Contratos. Tutor: Dr. D. Francisco Javier Maraver Risco. El concepto de operador económico recogido en el artículo 2 , apartado 1, punto 10, de la Directiva 2014/24 debe debe de ser interpretado dentro de una concepción amplia (con distintas variantes) que supera el concepto formal de contratista y las opciones de sumar mediante Uniones Temporales de Empresa o acudiendo a la subcontratación.Tal interpretación es conforme con el objetivo de abrir los contratos públicos a la competencia más amplia posible que persiguen las Directivas en esta materia, en beneficio no sólo de los operadores económicos, sino también de los poderes adjudicadores. Vinculado a esta idea, en virtud del artículo 75 de la LCSP, todo operador económico que se presente a una licitación podrá acreditar la solvencia con medios externos independientemente de los vínculos existentes entre las empresas, ya se tratan empresas de un mismo grupo empresarial o empresas que no tengan vínculos societarios, para acreditar esta solvencia es preciso la aportación de un compromiso ( libertad de forma) en el que se haga referencia al contrato concreto al que se presta la solvencia y en el que se manifieste la puesta a disposición a favor del licitador de los medios de solvencia durante toda la ejecución del contrato, pudiendo ser integrada con medios externos cualquier tipo de solvencia ya sea económica-financiera o técnico- profesional no siendo preciso disponer de un mínimo de solvencia propia pudiéndose integrar toda ella por medios externos.

Depuis quelques années, la protection des Océans est au cœur des préoccupations de la communauté internationale. Le nouvel accord BBNJ adopté au mois de juin 2023 en est la dernière manifestation. L’autorité internationale des fonds marins, malgré un retard, est aussi en train de compléter son code minier avec une réglementation sur l’exploitation des minéraux marins. A travers de nombreuses études scientifiques, il a été reconnu que les grands fonds marins abritent une grande diversité d’habitats et d’espèces encore très peu connus. Néanmoins, de nombreuses lacunes, insuffisances et incertitudes persistent quant aux deux régimes en construction. De nombreux acteurs de la communauté internationale manifestent leurs inquiétudes et des voix de tous horizons plaident pour l’établissement d’un moratoire ou « d’une pause de précaution » sur les activités minières dans les grands fonds marins. D’autres voix à l’inverse, soutiennent une solution alternative, celle d’un temps plus long afin de ne pas adopter le projet de manière précipitée. Les questions de la clause des deux ans et du sort des demandes de plans de travail déposées avant l’adoption du projet sont actuellement discutées au sein de l’organisation. Pour résumer, l’Autorité internationale des fonds marins se trouve donc dans une position délicate, celle d’élaborer un droit d’anticipation pour des activités à venir, sans avoir toutes les données scientifiques pour élaborer le régime. Cette étude a donc pour volonté de mesurer les lacunes du droit en construction, ainsi que les solutions pertinentes pour y remédier afin de protéger l’environnement des fonds marins de la perspective de l’exploitation minière.

Ce mémoire de recherche porte sur l’observation de la mise en place d’un principes supérieur commun qui permet à une société coopérative d’avoir une existence propre en dépassant la somme des intérêts individuels. Cette existence propre permet l’expression d’une organisation autogérée. Pour réaliser cette observation, le cadre des « économies de la grandeur » développé par Luc Boltanski et Laurent Thévenot permet à travers les grilles d’analyse proposée dans leur ouvrage sur « De la justification » de définir dans quels principes supérieur communs se construisent les accords permettant l’expérimentation de cette organisation autogérée. Cette observation à été faite au sein d’une SCOP qui se réclame de cette forme d’organisation et la méthodologie employée est une analyse de discours. Cette observation permet de confirmer que le principe de la volonté collective attaché au modèle de la cité civique est le principe supérieur commun qui anime ce projet collectif autogéré.