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The letter opened to the President of the Republic which denounces the misuse of powers in the proposal for a Community regulation on the law applicable to contractual obligations (JCP G 2006 act. 586) triggered a reaction (JCP G 2007 act. (18) based on the clear suspicion that the authors of this letter would be entertained by anti-European feelings. This misunderstanding is sought to dispel this article, which refuses to accept that the defence of the superior principles of democracy and the rule of law may, on the one hand, be incompatible with European integration and, on the other hand, the cause of a division of French doctrine. ; International audience ; The letter opened to the President of the Republic which denounces the misuse of powers in the proposal for a Community regulation on the law applicable to contractual obligations (JCP G 2006 act. 586) triggered a reaction (JCP G 2007 act. (18) based on the clear suspicion that the authors of this letter would be entertained by anti-European feelings. This misunderstanding is sought to dispel this article, which refuses to accept that the defence of the superior principles of democracy and the rule of law may, on the one hand, be incompatible with European integration and, on the other hand, the cause of a division of French doctrine. ; La lettre ouverte au Président de la République qui dénonce l'excès de pouvoir entachant la proposition de règlement communautaire sur la loi applicable aux obligations contractuelles (JCP G 2006 act. 586) a provoqué une réaction (JCP G 2007 act. 18) motivée par le soupçon évident que les auteurs de cette lettre seraient animés de sentiments anti-européens. C'est ce malentendu que cherche à dissiper le présent article, qui refuse d'admettre que la défense des principes supérieurs de la démocratie et de l'état de droit puisse être, d'une part incompatible avec la construction européenne, d'autre part la cause d'une division de la doctrine française.