This book gives a brief historical introduction to the European Treaties and outlines the political circumstances surrounding their signing in the 1950s. In the early chapters, the functioning of the institutions and organs of the Community are described with sections on direct elections to, and the workings of, the European Parliament. Whilst Euratom and th ECSC are covered, the core of the book is devoted to a description of, and commentary on, the EEC policies and European case law as they affect a wide range of social, political and commercial issues. Amongst the topics discussed in this edition are industrial and intellectual property rights, external relations with the UN, the OECD and North America, development policy, the financing of Community activities, including a discussion of the background to Britain's budget rebate and an extensive bibliography.

A Guide to European Community Law

History

Mathijsen, P. S. R. F.

Europe

Sweet & Maxwell, Ltd.

This volume provides an overview of the European Community's activities. Starting from an outline of the history and conception of the European Treaties, it develops with an examination of the different institutions and their functions, including direct elections, the workings of the European Parliament and the procedures of the European Court of Justice.

A guide to European Union law

SWEET MAXWELL

The 'Guide' is now well established as a leading introduction and source of reference for all aspects of European Union Law. In one volume it provides a comprehensive overview of the European Union's institutions and their functions as well as an analysis of practically all the substantive law, with an emphasis on Competition law. The text is uncluttered by technical references so it is easily accessible Numerous references to source materials accompany the text, providing the reader with the information required to carry out further research.The eighth edition takes into account the many developments that have occurred since the previous edition, including the introduction of the EURO in 12 of the 15 Member States the modifications provided by the Treaty of Nice, the enlargement to 10 new Member States, the new Cartel and Merger Regulations, the reform of the Agricultural policy and the draft European Constitution.

A Guide to European Union Law

Foreign & International Law

Carswell Legal Pubns

Now in its Ninth Edition, A Guide to European Law is the perfect first-stop introduction to EU law. The work gives your students a comprehensive overview of the European Union's institutions and their functions. As well as providing analysis of the substantive law of the European Community, from competition and agriculture to, among others, environment, culture, health protection and consumer protection. By keeping references to treaty provisions or Community Acts to the extended footnotes, the text is kept simple and uncluttered. Plus, each chapter includes a list of further reading to enable your students to extend their knowledge should they wish to do so. New for the Ninth Edition * Covers the latest case law from the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance, including General Electric/Honeywell, and , Microsoft, * Examines the consequences of the enlargement of the European Union * Includes short references throughout the work to the Draft Constitution showing comparisons to the existing Treaties * Covers all other key developments including new and amended directives and regulations

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A Guide to European Community Law

A guide to European Union law

A Guide to European Union Law

A Guide to European Union Law