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    ABORDAREA CONCEPTULUI DE „AUTORITATE PUBLICĂ” DIN PERSPECTIVA CONTENCIOSULUI ADMINISTRATIV
    (CEP USM, 2017) Zapșa, Andrei; Tomuleţ, Călin
    Administrative litigation as a legal institution aims at counteracting the abuses and excesses of power of public authorities. The issue generated by the analysis of the concept of “public authority” is the research object of the study in question. Thus, the concept of “public authority” was analyzed in terms of the legislation of the Republic of Moldova, judicial practice and specialized literature both native and foreign. Analyzing this issue it is deduced that the concept of “public authority” means: the public authorities, the authorities assimilated to them, the subdivisions of the public authorities and the civil servants.
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    CONCEPTUALIZAREA POLITICII EXTERNE A UNIUNII EUROPENE
    (CEP USM, 2024) Zapșa, Andrei
    This paper delves into the European Union’s grand strategy and the spectrum of its capabilities in addressing contemporary challenges. It critically evaluates the conceptual foundations and operational dimensions of EU powers, referencing seminal works by scholars such as John Lewis Gaddis and Colin Gray. The analysis dissects how the EU deploys its economic, civilian, ethical, and military instruments to realize strategic objectives, with a particular focus on the integrationist success of the single market. The research underscores the economic power of the EU, evidenced by the single market’s role in enhancing economic cohesion and resilience. However, it also critiques the rigidity and procedural inertia of EU mechanisms in the face of external geopolitical threats, notably from Russia. The study acknowledges the robustness of the EU’s ethical and civilian powers, despite internal inconsistencies in member states. Ultimately, the paper posits that while the EU’s strategic deployment of its powers has largely ensured regional stability and prosperity, it must continuously evolve to effectively navigate and mitigate emergent global challenges, thereby sustaining its strategic relevance in the 21st century.