The work is the Greek edition of the book "European Union Economic Law and Culture," edited by Evangelia Psychogiopoulou & Sarah Schoenmaekers. It focuses on the role of culture within the European Union (EU) framework and examines its relationship with EU law and policies in the field of economics.

Gathering prominent academics and experts, it addresses critical questions such as:

What are the main characteristics of the EU's competence in culture and how is it exercised in practice;

What is the relationship between the EU's cultural competence and that of member states, and what are the main objectives and tools of the EU's cultural policy;

What is the relationship between culture and the Union's economic law, and how are cultural parameters integrated into the internal market and the common commercial policy? Is a balance achieved between cultural and economic aspects;

Is there a need for a "cultural correction" of the EU's market economy, and if so, how can it be achieved? The book is intended for students, researchers, and academics specializing in EU law and policies, and it also serves as a valuable resource for policymakers at the EU and member state levels.