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Table of contents:
European Community Law covers the whole range of general principles of EC Law, including institutions and the key areas of substantive law. Written in a clear and stimulating style, its aim is for the reader to gain a thorough understanding of the nature, structure and content of EC Law very quickly. It is an ideal introduction for all undergraduates and CPE students studying the core subject of European Law. This new edition of European Community Law includes: * New material on the Treaty of Nice including citizenship, enlargement of the Community, the institutions, social policy developments and the free movement of persons and goods. The EC and Human Rights. * All areas have been enhanced and updated to reflect the dynamic and developing nature of this area of law. European Community Law is a must for all students requiring a thorough introduction to the nature and structure of this fast developing area of law.
Contents:
Introduction
Legislation
The institutions
The supremacy of community law
General principles of community law
Forms of law
Administrative control of member states
Actions to annul community acts: Articles 230, 232 and 241
Preliminary rulings: Article 234
Citizenship
Free movement of persons
Freedom to provide services and the right of establishment
Free movement of goods
Competition law
Social policy
The EC and human rights
Other issues.
Brief Description:
The third edition of this introduction to the nature, structure and content of EC law includes material on: the Treaty of Nice; citizenship; enlargement of the Community; the institutions; social policy developments; the free movement of persons and goods; and the EC and human rights.
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