This comprehensive introduction to European law in its international context also includes significant coverage of international and comparative law, especially in the area of human rights. Trevor Hartley provides an explanation of the basic principles of each topic covered. The inclusion of cases and extracts from European Community treaties and other instruments make it an invaluable resource for students of European Union (EU) law at university level. Moreover, its coverage of the practical application of EU law in British Courts will be of use to practitioners.
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'Scholarship on European Union law has proliferated in recent years, but they treat European law as a pure 'local' concept. This book makes a refreshing and unique contribution ... What distinguishes this book from its rivals is the fact that it examines EU law in its international context. In a fascinating way, Hartley convinces his readers to access European law through the prism of globalization ... The entire book is a model for future books on the relations between European law and international law and between European policies and international affairs ... This book can be recommended for two main reasons ... a unique insight into an evolving Union ... Hartley finally convinces us, directly and indirectly, that in order to study the European Union one ought to study it in a global context ... it can be read by European and non-European policy-makers, scholars, practitioners and students and taught in foreign law schools. For Europeans it opens a new window towards understanding the EU in a wider, more pertinent, context, and for non-Europeans it provides a rare source, which, using familiar legal tools, will allow them to acquire fundamental knowledge of European law and policy.' Lior Zemer, University of Leicester
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This book is a comprehensive introduction to European law in its international context. It also includes significant coverage of international and comparative law, especially in the area of human rights. The author provides an explanation of the basic principles of each topic covered. The inclusion of cases and extracts from EC treaties and other instruments make it an invaluable resource for students of EU law at university level, and its coverage of the practical application of EU law in British Courts will be of use to practitioners of the subject.
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With globalization, States are no longer the only actors on the world scene: they share the stage with international organizations. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
reviewable act, new basic regulation, public policy proviso, disputed regulation, judicial remedy under national law, gravely disregarded, contested regulations, annulment actions, conflicting treaties, horizontal direct effect, appropriate legal basis, charges having equivalent effect, contested provision, private applicant, minimum alcohol content, essential procedural requirement, main proceedings, previous case law, contested measure, customary international law, international adjudication, compensatory amounts, contested decision, supranational element, internal jurisdiction Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
European Court, European Union, United Kingdom, European Parliament, United States, Vienna Convention, European Convention, European Community, Federal Republic of Germany, Oxford University Press, Council of Europe, Contracting State, French Government, Treaty of Nice, Treaty Article, Court of First Instance, Euratom Treaty, Security Council, New York, Fourteenth Amendment, High Authority, United Nations, Grand Chamber, House of Lords, Maastricht Treaty New!
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reviewable act, new basic regulation, public policy proviso, disputed regulation, judicial remedy under national law, gravely disregarded, contested regulations, annulment actions, conflicting treaties, horizontal direct effect, appropriate legal basis, charges having equivalent effect, contested provision, private applicant, minimum alcohol content, essential procedural requirement, main proceedings, previous case law, contested measure, customary international law, international adjudication, compensatory amounts, contested decision, supranational element, internal jurisdiction Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
European Court, European Union, United Kingdom, European Parliament, United States, Vienna Convention, European Convention, European Community, Federal Republic of Germany, Oxford University Press, Council of Europe, Contracting State, French Government, Treaty of Nice, Treaty Article, Court of First Instance, Euratom Treaty, Security Council, New York, Fourteenth Amendment, High Authority, United Nations, Grand Chamber, House of Lords, Maastricht Treaty New!
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- Modern Treaty Law and Practice by Anthony Aust on 6 pages
- Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (Melland Schill Monographs in International Law) by Ian Robertson Sinclair on 5 pages
- Principles of Public International Law by Ian Brownlie CBE QC FBA on 5 pages
- Treaty on European Union by European Communities on 5 pages
- The Relationship between European Community Law and National Law: The Cases (Volume 1) by Andrew Oppenheimer on 4 pages
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