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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... realisation of this rhetoric . There were no macro , or for that matter micro , instruments in the Treaty with which to effect ... realised . Most importantly , as one commentator concludes , ' the treaty made virtually no provision for ...
... realisation of this rhetoric . There were no macro , or for that matter micro , instruments in the Treaty with which to effect ... realised . Most importantly , as one commentator concludes , ' the treaty made virtually no provision for ...
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... realise this ambition . The realisation of economic monetary union is , thus , a vital step , and one which cannot be compromised by national interests . In order to ameliorate these interests , one of the most immediate requirements is ...
... realise this ambition . The realisation of economic monetary union is , thus , a vital step , and one which cannot be compromised by national interests . In order to ameliorate these interests , one of the most immediate requirements is ...
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... realised . Failure to realise such an accord would ' drastically ' affect future European integration . Teague identified five key areas which demanded immediate reform . First , there was the core principle of free movement , the ...
... realised . Failure to realise such an accord would ' drastically ' affect future European integration . Teague identified five key areas which demanded immediate reform . First , there was the core principle of free movement , the ...
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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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