EUR-OP

EUR-OP is the official publisher of the institutions of the European Union. Based in Luxembourg, EUR-OP publishes in more languages than any other publishing house in the world. When first established in 1969, the number of working languages was four. By 1986 this had increased to nine: Spanish, Danish, German, English, Greek, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese. With the accession of three new countries, on 1 January 1995, the number of working languages grew to 11 to include Finnish and Swedish.

EUR-OP publishes about 8 000 monographs and around 110 periodicals a year, as well as an important number of CD-ROMs, databases, videos, etc. It is now possible to access electronically the vast quantity of rapidly changing EU legislation.

Eudor is a sophisticated electronic delivery system, accessible on the Internet, which includes official EU documents such as the Official Journal, COM documents and consolidated EU law. Celex is a database providing information on all stages of legislation from first proposal to the subsequent act, including amendments. IDEA is a Who's Who of the institutions and the TED database gives access to more than 500 public tenders announced by public authorities in the EU and elsewhere. By the beginning of 1998, EUR-OP has launched a database on the Internet called 'Free EU law' which gives access to the Official Journal and basic EU legislation.

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