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Cambridge European Union Law Book and Updating Supplement Pack 2 Paperbacks Text and Materials 2008 Edition by Damian Chalmers, Giorgio Monti
In European Union Law a team of specialists provide a comprehensive survey of EU law, placing it in its social, political and economic contexts. The book's innovative approach, coupled with a stimulating and accessible writing style, allows the student to engage fully with the material. With cases and materials integrated throughout the text and recommended reading sections accompanying each chapter, the text is essential reading for all European law students at undergraduate or postgraduate level. In addition, this pack includes an updating supplement which sets out all key development since the text's publication. Mirroring the structure and approach of the main text, it enables students to link updating material with ease. Examining the road to the Lisbon Treaty and the recasting of the borders of the European Union, it offers the most current survey of the law of the Union. Table of contents : - Part I. Constitutional and Institutional Law: 1. European integration and the Treaty on European Union 2. Constitutionalism and the 'failure' of the Constitutional Treaty 3. The EU institutions 4. Community law-making 5. Sovereignty and federalism: the authority of EU law and its limits 6. Fundamental rights 7. Judicial relations in the European Union Part II. Administrative Law: 8. Accountability in the European Union 9. The enforcement of European law 10. Judicial review: the legal accountability of the Community's institutions Part III. Social and Economic Law: 11. The single market 12. Economic and monetary union 13. Union citizenship Damian Chalmers 14. EU law and non-EU nationals 15. Free movement of goods and the economic constitution 16. The pursuit of an occupation in another Member State 17. Free movement of services 18. Financial services 19. Trade restrictions and public goods 20. Discrimination law Part IV. Competition Law and Policy: 21. EC competition law: functions and enforcement 22. Restrictive practices 23. Abuse of a dominant position 24. Merger policy 25. State regulation and EC competition law. Updating Supplement 1. and 2. European integration and moving beyond the Constitutional Treaty 3. The EU institutions 4. European Union law making 5. Sovereignty and federalism: the authority of EU law and its limits 6. Fundamental rights 7. Judicial relations in the European Union 8. and 10. Accountability and review of the EU institutions 9. The enforcement of European law 11. and 15. Free movement of goods, the single market and the economic constitution 13. and 14. Union citizenship and non-union nationals 16. and 17. The freedom to pursue an occupational activity and freedom to provide services 20. Discrimination law 22. Restrictive practices 23. Abuse of a dominant position.