Law of the European Community
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Law of the European Community
（The foundation studies in law series）
Longman, an imprint of Person Education, 2002
3rd ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Second or third year LLB courses in EC or EU law in law departments. One-year full-time or two-year part-time CPE (common professional examination) or Diploma courses in law departments. Students of non-law disciplines taking introductory courses in EC law. The book treats Community law in a realistic, non-abstract manner, as a highly important source of law in regular and frequent application in the UK courts. Community topics are illustrated as far as possible by decisions of the ECJ referred by UK courts, and each major area of substantive law is explored by way of its implementation in the UK. The first part of the book focuses on the institutions and general principles of EC law in some depth, the remaining three parts focus on the main principles of the substantive law: free movement of persons and services, and rights of establishment; free movement of goods; and competition law.
Table of Contents
Part I: Constitutional and Administrative Law of the European Communities. 1. An introduction to the European Communities and the European Union 2. The Community Institutions 3. The European Court of Justice and Court of First Instance 4. Preliminary rulings (art 234) 5. Direct actions against Member States (arts 226-228) 6. Supremacy, direct effect, indirect effect and State liability Part II: The free movement of persons and services and rights of establishment. 7. European citizenship and free movement rights 8. Free movement of workers 9. Freedom of establishment and the provision and receipt of services 10. Social security 11. Limitations on the freedom of movement 12. Free movement rights in the United Kingdom Part III: The free movement of goods. 13. Customs duties and internal taxation 14. Quantitative restrictions Part IV: Competition Law. 15. State monopolies and state aid 16. Cartels and restrictive agreements , art 81 17. Abuse of a dominant position, art 82 18. Enforcement of competition law by the European Commission 19. Co-operation between the European Commission and Member States in the enforcement of competition law.
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