Law of the European Union (Palgrave Macmillan Law Masters)

by JoShaw (Author)

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  Paperback
  2000

  $5.71

  The revised third edition of this text provides an account of the constitutional principles and legal institutions of the European Union. The accessible style makes the book suitable not only for first year undergraduates but also for A level students and non-law undergraduates. This edition textbook has been substantially rewritten to take into account changes in EU law resulting from the Treaty of Amsterdam. It covers the 2000 Intergovernmental Conference, the Convention drafting a Fundamental Rights Charter for the EU, the resignation of the Commission in March 1999 and the reform programme for the Commission. Two new chapters deal with values and principles in the EU consitutional framework, and at the end of most chapters can be found lists of relevant websites for further reading.

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  Paperback
  1996

  $10.86

  A new and fully revised edition of Josephine Shaw's highly successful European Community Law (1993). This volume concentrates on the institutional framework, and on delivering a clear introductory text on the fundamental constitutional principles and basic substantive law of the EU which has serious critical 'bite'. Reviews of the first edition of Volume One: 'This is the finest nutshell on European Law currently available. It gives a concise overall view of the field and incisive analyses of the topics which would feature in most EU law courses. It is an ideal companion to students working with any Case & Materials book.' - Professor Joseph Weiler, Manley Hudson European Law Research Centre, Harvard Law School `an excellent introductory text on EC law...well organised for teaching purposes. It is very accessible to non-lawyers; reading it drew my attention again to the neglect of EC law in political science courses on integration.' - Brigid Laffan, Journal of Common Market Studies `a well structured and lucid account with a number of attractive features.' - Richard Young, Yearbook of European Law