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EU Law

Ninth Edition

Jo Steiner, Lorna Woods, and Christian Twigg-Flesner

Price: £24.99 (Paperback)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-927959-3
Publication date: 10 August 2006
792 pages, 246x171 mm

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Description

A new structure better mirrors the way most EU law courses are taught with coverage of the institutions forming parts I and II and coverage of substantive law forming part III of the book
New chapter on free movement of capital
Larger format and new two-colour text design
Supported by an Online Resource Centre providing updates on the progress and provisions of the European Constitution, along with case law updates, a glossary, and links to other useful web sites, ensuring that students are made aware of all major changes
Accompanied by a test bank of multiple choice questions and answers which enables lecturers to test their students' progress and understanding

New to this edition

This new edition has undergone in-depth development to ensure the book is closely tailored to the needs of courses
A new structure better mirrors the way most EU law courses are taught with coverage of the institutions forming parts I and II and coverage of substantive law forming part III
New chapter on the free movement of capital
Further reading lists and a new larger two-colour text design
An Online Resource Centre providing updates on the constitution, along with case law updates and links to other useful sites ensuring students are made aware of all major changes
A test bank of multiple choice questions and answers is designed to help students assess their progress

This leading textbook provides a single book of manageable size that covers both the institutions of the EU and the substantive law they produce. The ninth edition follows a logical progression and is fully updated with all chapters revised in the light of the possible impact of the EU constitution. An improved structure, a new design, and its engaging style make this book an indel text for undergraduate students.

Online Resource Centre:

* Web links to other web sites useful to students, and primary materials
* Glossary of terms

Test Bank:

* Multiple choice questions and answers

Readership: Undergraduate students taking compulsory EU Law modules as part of their LLB and CPE courses.

Contents

Part I

1. From EEC to EU: a brief history of the development of the Union

2. Institutions of the EC: Composition and powers

3. Scope of the EC Treaty: Laws and law-making in the Community

4. Principle of supremacy of EC law

5. Principles of direct applicability and direct effects

6. General principles of law

Part II

7. Overview of the jurisdiction of the European Courts

8. State liability and remedies in national courts

9. The preliminary rulings procedure

10. Enforcement actions

11. Direct action for annulment

12. Action for failure to act

13. Community liability in tort - action for damages

Part III

14. Introduction to the common market

15. Harmonisation

16. Free movement of payments and capital

17. Customs union

18. Free movement of goods

19. Derogation from the free movement of goods

20. Free movement of workers

21. Freedom of establishment

22. Freedom to provide services; freedom to receive services

23. Free movement of persons

24. Completion of the internal market

25. Discrimination

26. Introduction to competition policy

27. Anti-competitive agreements, decisions and concerted practices

28. Abuse of a dominant position

29. Enforcement of the competition provision

30. Restrictions on state aid

31. Intellectual property rights and the internal market

Authors, editors, and contributors

Jo Steiner, Former Professor Associate, University of Sheffield,
Lorna Woods, Professor of Law, University of Essex, and
Christian Twigg-Flesner, Reader in Law, University of Hull

Links to web resources and related information

More in the same subject area:
EU law: constitutional & administrative
EU civil law: general works
EU law: social

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