The European Treaty was adopted in 1984 by the European Parliament to reform, on the basis of a new constitutional test, the European Community. This commentary on the Treaty by four legal experts who assisted the Parliament in drafting the Treaty, examines such questions as the nature of powers of the European Union; the place of human rights in European integration; the role of political cooperation and foreign policy; and the role of the Court of Justice.

The European Union Treaty

Capotorti, Francesco

Hilf, Meinhard

Jacobs, Francis

Jacque, Jean-Paul

Oxford University Press

The European Parliament

<p>This book explains the state of the art in the European Parliament. It considers the future options available to the Parliament and the kinds of reform that it is likely to seek, and examines the historical evolution of the Groups within the Parliament.</p>

History

Corbett, Richard

Europe

Routledge

Shackleton, Michael

FT Pharmaceuticals

Written by two officials of the European Parliament, this book guides the reader through the complexities of this multinational body. It describes the historical basis of the Parliament, how it operates, what its powers are, and what political groups are represented.

European Parliament

Gale/Cengage Learning

<p>Written by two officials of the European Parliament, this book guides the reader through the complexities of this multinational body. It describes the historical basis of the Parliament, how it operates, what its powers are, and what political groups are represented.</p>

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Westview Press

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