Key Features:
One of the market-leading textbooks - well-established and well liked for its reliability and authority
- A manageable, student-friendly textbook covering all the core topics of a typical undergraduate course
- Regularly updated with in-depth commentary on cases and changes taking place - going far beyond mere description
NEW TO THIS EDITION:
- Radically restructured to map directly onto courses, splitting treatment of institutional matters from substantive ones
- New chapter on the pros and cons of harmonisation
- Addition of diagrams to sections dealing with institutional structures within the EC
- Deletion of material now no longer studied as part of a typical undergraduate course, making the textbook more easily navigatable
- Further reading sections have been thoroughly updated and extended
Description:
Textbook on EC Law is one of the leading textbooks in this area, providing a single book of manageable size which covers all the major areas of EC Law - constitutional, administrative, as well as substantive. The success of this approach, both at home and abroad, is reflected in the fact that this eighth edition is appearing only fifteen years after the first. The new edition is in response to far reaching changes taking place in the legal arena, and in the way the subject is being taught in law schools today.
PREVIOUS EDITION: Textbook on EC Law 7/e ISBN: 1-84174-023-3
Contents:
Part One: Constitutional and Administrative EC Law; Development of the EU; Institutions; Law Making and Scope of the EC Treaty; Supremacy of EC Law; Direct Effect to State Liability; Remedies in National Courts; General Principles of Law
Part Two: Substantive EC Law; Section A - Internal Market; Introduction to Internal Market; Customs Union and Prohibition of Discriminatory Taxation; Articles 28 and 29; Derogation - Article 30; Harmonisation; State Monopolies; State Aid; Free Movement of Workers; Freedom of Establishment/Freedom to Provide Services; Derogation from Free Movement of People; Completion of Internal Market - Extending Free Movement Rights; Section B - Competition Policy; Introduction to Competition Policy; Article 81; Abuse of a Dominant Position; Enforcement Procedures; Competition Law and IPR
Part Three: Enforcement and the Jurisdiction of the Courts
Introduction; Preliminary Rulings; Enforcement Actions; Direction Action for Annulment; Action for Failure to Act; Indirect Review - Article 241; Community Non-contractual Liability
One of the market-leading textbooks - well-established and well liked for its reliability and authority
- A manageable, student-friendly textbook covering all the core topics of a typical undergraduate course
- Regularly updated with in-depth commentary on cases and changes taking place - going far beyond mere description
NEW TO THIS EDITION:
- Radically restructured to map directly onto courses, splitting treatment of institutional matters from substantive ones
- New chapter on the pros and cons of harmonisation
- Addition of diagrams to sections dealing with institutional structures within the EC
- Deletion of material now no longer studied as part of a typical undergraduate course, making the textbook more easily navigatable
- Further reading sections have been thoroughly updated and extended
Description:
Textbook on EC Law is one of the leading textbooks in this area, providing a single book of manageable size which covers all the major areas of EC Law - constitutional, administrative, as well as substantive. The success of this approach, both at home and abroad, is reflected in the fact that this eighth edition is appearing only fifteen years after the first. The new edition is in response to far reaching changes taking place in the legal arena, and in the way the subject is being taught in law schools today.
PREVIOUS EDITION: Textbook on EC Law 7/e ISBN: 1-84174-023-3
Contents:
Part One: Constitutional and Administrative EC Law; Development of the EU; Institutions; Law Making and Scope of the EC Treaty; Supremacy of EC Law; Direct Effect to State Liability; Remedies in National Courts; General Principles of Law
Part Two: Substantive EC Law; Section A - Internal Market; Introduction to Internal Market; Customs Union and Prohibition of Discriminatory Taxation; Articles 28 and 29; Derogation - Article 30; Harmonisation; State Monopolies; State Aid; Free Movement of Workers; Freedom of Establishment/Freedom to Provide Services; Derogation from Free Movement of People; Completion of Internal Market - Extending Free Movement Rights; Section B - Competition Policy; Introduction to Competition Policy; Article 81; Abuse of a Dominant Position; Enforcement Procedures; Competition Law and IPR
Part Three: Enforcement and the Jurisdiction of the Courts
Introduction; Preliminary Rulings; Enforcement Actions; Direction Action for Annulment; Action for Failure to Act; Indirect Review - Article 241; Community Non-contractual Liability