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EU law : text, cases and materials / Paul Craig and Grainne de Burca.

By: Craig, P. P. (Paul P.).
Contributor(s): De Búrca, G. (Gráinne).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Oxford. New York : Oxford University Press, 1998Edition: 2nd ed.Description: clxxi, 1152 p. ; 25 cm. + pbk.ISBN: 019876510X ; 0198765096 .Subject(s): Law -- European Union countriesDDC classification: 341.2422
Contents:
The development of European integration -- The institutions -- Community legislation and policy-making -- The nature of EC law: direct and indirect effect -- The application of EC law: remedies in national courts -- The relationship between EC law and national law: supremacy -- General principles I: Fundamental rights -- General principles II: Proportionality, legitimate expectations, non-discrimination and transparency -- Enforcement actions against member states -- Preliminary rulings and the building of a European judicial system -- Review of legality -- Damages actions and money claims -- Free movement of goods: duties, charges and taxes -- Free movement of goods: quantitative restrictions -- Free movement of capital and economic and monetary union -- Free movement of workers and beyond -- Freedom of establishment and to provide services -- The public policy, security and health derogations: directive 64/221 -- Equal treatment of women and men -- Competition law: article 81 (formerly 85) -- Competition law: article 82 (formerly 86) -- Competition law: mergers -- Competition: enforcement and procedure -- Intellectual property -- The state and the common market -- Completion of the single market.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

In the period since the publication of the first edition of this work there have been many important developments in EC and EU law. The intervening years have seen the Intergovernmental Conference leading to the revision now encapsulated in the Amsterdam Treaty. There has also been much important Community legislation. The European Court of Justice has produced a number of seminal judgments in areas as diverse as state liability in damages, indirect effect, equality and standing to challenge the legality of Community action. The second edition of this leading text has been fully revised to take account of these developments, as well as including some of the innovative secondary literature which has been written since the publication of the first edition. It preserves the same structure which made the first edition so successful, and includes a new chapter on capital and EMU, ensuring that students of EU law have comprehensive and up to date text and materials for their study of this fast moving area of law.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The development of European integration -- The institutions -- Community legislation and policy-making -- The nature of EC law: direct and indirect effect -- The application of EC law: remedies in national courts -- The relationship between EC law and national law: supremacy -- General principles I: Fundamental rights -- General principles II: Proportionality, legitimate expectations, non-discrimination and transparency -- Enforcement actions against member states -- Preliminary rulings and the building of a European judicial system -- Review of legality -- Damages actions and money claims -- Free movement of goods: duties, charges and taxes -- Free movement of goods: quantitative restrictions -- Free movement of capital and economic and monetary union -- Free movement of workers and beyond -- Freedom of establishment and to provide services -- The public policy, security and health derogations: directive 64/221 -- Equal treatment of women and men -- Competition law: article 81 (formerly 85) -- Competition law: article 82 (formerly 86) -- Competition law: mergers -- Competition: enforcement and procedure -- Intellectual property -- The state and the common market -- Completion of the single market.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

  • 1 The Development of European Integration
  • 2 The Institutions of the Community
  • 3 Community Legislation and Policy-Making
  • 4 The Nature of EC Law: Direct and Indirect Effect
  • 5 The Application of EC Law: Remedies in National Courts
  • 6 The Relationship Between EC Law and National Law: Supremacy
  • 7 General Principles I: Fundamental Rights
  • 8 General Principles of Community Law II: Proportionality, Legitimate Expectations, Non-Discrimination, and Transparency
  • 9 Enforcement Actions Against Member States
  • 10 Preliminary Rulings and the Building of a European Judicial System
  • 11 Review of Legality
  • 12 Damages Actions and Money Claims
  • 13 Free Movement of Goods: Duties, Charges, and Taxes
  • 14 Free Movement of Goods: Quantitative Restrictions
  • 15 Free Movement of Capital and European Monetary Union
  • 16 Free Movement of Workers and Beyond
  • 17 Freedom of Establishment and to Provide Services
  • 18 The Public-Policy, Security, and Health Derogations: Directive 64/221
  • 19 Equal Treatment of Women and Men
  • 20 Competition Law: Article (p. 81)
  • 21 Competition Law: Article (p. 82)
  • 22 Competition Law: Mergers
  • 23 Competition: Enforcement and Procedure
  • 24 Intellectual Property
  • 25 The State and the Common Market
  • 26 Completion of the Single Market

Author notes provided by Syndetics

BPaul Craig is Professor of Law in the University of Oxford and Fellow of Worcester College. He has taught EC law for many years and published articles on the subject. He has also written extensively on constitutional and administrative law, including Administrative Law (3rd edition, Sweet and Maxwell, 1994) and Public Law and Democracy in the UK and the USA (Oxford, 1990).Gráinne de Búrca is Lecturer in Law in the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Somerville College. She has published extensively on European law.

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