Abstract
This book is about the long process of legislative approximation hired by the Czech Republic in 1991 (as part of the Czechoslovak Federal Republic) to its accession to the EU in 2004. The adoption of the acquis communautaire in this country, required the assistance of various community and national instruments, the participation of various stakeholders at all levels and the establishment of a set of favorable terms in its absorption Czech law.
Despite all this legal arsenal, institutional, economic, societal and financial reconciliation of Czech law with Community law has faced many obstacles. It is sometimes authorized by the European Commission itself and sometimes intentional or unintentional obstacles, due in large part to the status of candidate country of the Czech Republic limits.
This study is an opportunity to reflect on the various solutions that allow both member countries of the EU and the candidate more easily adopt the acquis communautaire.