A Critical Introduction to European LawButterworths, 1996 - 232 ページ European law has recently become established as a core subject for Law Society exemption purposes. Ward: A Critical Introduction to European Law pays particular emphasis to the law of the constitution, and the U.K. experience of integration in Europe. This is the only text which acts as a critical introduction to European law. Professor Ian Ward's critique examines the all too numerous inconsistencies and injustices of European law, whilst seeking to place this law in its philosophical, economic, political and historical context. |
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... Maastricht as before , the most powerful institution , and whilst it does so , the Community will , in the last resource , remain in the service of the nation states . In conclusion , it might be suggested that Maastricht represents a ...
... Maastricht as before , the most powerful institution , and whilst it does so , the Community will , in the last resource , remain in the service of the nation states . In conclusion , it might be suggested that Maastricht represents a ...
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... Maastricht could not , of course , be allowed to flounder on such mere bagatelles and so the constitution was altered instead ( Oliver , 1994 ) . A similar challenge was made in the German Federal Constitutional Court , which , whilst ...
... Maastricht could not , of course , be allowed to flounder on such mere bagatelles and so the constitution was altered instead ( Oliver , 1994 ) . A similar challenge was made in the German Federal Constitutional Court , which , whilst ...
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... Maastricht Europe is one which appears to be ' leading nowhere ' . After Maastricht , as before , the fate of social policy remains dependent upon a resurgence of integrational endeavour on the part of the ECJ . Having forced the pace ...
... Maastricht Europe is one which appears to be ' leading nowhere ' . After Maastricht , as before , the fate of social policy remains dependent upon a resurgence of integrational endeavour on the part of the ECJ . Having forced the pace ...
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The History of an Idea | 1 |
Stagnation crisis and two more Treaties | 16 |
Treaty on European Union 1992 | 31 |
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