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EU Law and Integration: Twenty Years of Judicial Application of EU law by Dr Jose Luis Da Cruz Vilaca, Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

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    Author(s)Dr Jose Luis Da Cruz Vilaca
    PublisherBloomsbury Publishing PLC
    EditionEdition Statement UK ed.
    ISBN9781509909889
    Pages386
    BindingPaperback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearSeptember 2016

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    Bloomsbury Publishing PLC EU Law and Integration: Twenty Years of Judicial Application of EU law by Dr Jose Luis Da Cruz Vilaca

    This book contains a collection of articles on different aspects of EU law written by one of Europes most distinguished jurists during the past twenty years some of which appear here for the first time in English. The book includes a Preface by Judge Koen Lenaerts Vice-President of the European Court of Justice. The book is divided into five parts covering EU constitutional law the EUs judicial architecture access to justice European competition law and various other aspects of substantive EU law. In the field of EU constitutional law the central text discusses the existence of implied material limits to the revision of the Treaties. The author argues that the powers of the Member States to amend the Treaties is limited by the existence of a hard core of principles of EU Treaty law which cannot be revised without changing the constitutional identity of the Union leading to the conclusion that Member States can no longer be considered as the absolute masters of the Treaties. Four articles relating to the EUs judicial system constitute the cornerstone of the collection. Drawing on his own experiences the author examines the problems and challenges facing the setting up of a new EU court and explores different lines of reform of the EU judicial system.show more



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