Antoine Vauchez

The authors of this book trace the emergence of this regulatory moment through a group of small independent bureaucracies (Cnil, Arcom, Autorité de la concurrence, etc.) that have seen their sphere of influence constantly broadened since the early 2000s.

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By tracing the role the profession of business lawyer has acquired within the confines of the state and the market, the authors of this fascinating investigation explore the contours of this grey area at the edge of political and administrative institutions. What does this ascension cost us today, both politically and democratically ?

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Far from the impediments of a heroic history of Europe with its crises and re-founding treaties, the author shows why and how law became the principal device through which Europe was able to impose itself as a new power centre.

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