2004 Supplement to Cases and Materials on European Union Law, Second Edition (American Casebook Series)

Guides students through the history of the European Community and the different relationships between members and enforcement. Also outlines the free movement of goods, duties, charges and internal taxes, quantitative restrictions, and industrial and commercial property rights. Includes chapters on the harmonization of laws and the completion of the internal market by 1992, the rights of practice for lawyers and other professionals, and the external relations powers of the European Community. Concludes with a look at the economic and monetary coordination of the European Community with regard toward economic and monetary union.