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Craig and De Burca is the standard text
Hartley's book "the substantive law of the EU" and Barnard's accompanying "the four freedoms" are two great books that each cover half of a standard course
Hartley's book "the substantive law of the EU" and Barnard's accompanying "the four freedoms" are two great books that each cover half of a standard course
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Craig and De Burca is the standard text
Hartley's book "the substantive law of the EU" and Barnard's accompanying "the four freedoms" are two great books that each cover half of a standard course
Craig and De Burca is the standard text
Hartley's book "the substantive law of the EU" and Barnard's accompanying "the four freedoms" are two great books that each cover half of a standard course
EDIT: I am also doing EU Procedural Law... will these books cover this module also?
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I've looked up the Craig and De Burca one, and forgive me if this is a silly question, but is it okay to use it as it was published in 2007 so it won't be up to date with things like the Lisbon Treaty?
I've looked up the Craig and De Burca one, and forgive me if this is a silly question, but is it okay to use it as it was published in 2007 so it won't be up to date with things like the Lisbon Treaty?
It does include details of the Lisbon Treaty. It is probably missing some recent cases however so should be used with care.
Its probably about time that a new edition is due. I wouldn't be surprised if a new edition is about to come out, but you should check this. If it isn't you should probably try C and De B in the library but might want to find something else to rely on.
"EU Procedural Law" could mean a lot of different things. If you mean what I think you mean, then the books I recommended definitely cover it. C and De B in particular is comperehensive.
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Good point.
It does include details of the Lisbon Treaty. It is probably missing some recent cases however so should be used with care.
Its probably about time that a new edition is due. I wouldn't be surprised if a new edition is about to come out, but you should check this. If it isn't you should probably try C and De B in the library but might want to find something else to rely on.
"EU Procedural Law" could mean a lot of different things. If you mean what I think you mean, then the books I recommended definitely cover it. C and De B in particular is comperehensive.
Good point.
It does include details of the Lisbon Treaty. It is probably missing some recent cases however so should be used with care.
Its probably about time that a new edition is due. I wouldn't be surprised if a new edition is about to come out, but you should check this. If it isn't you should probably try C and De B in the library but might want to find something else to rely on.
"EU Procedural Law" could mean a lot of different things. If you mean what I think you mean, then the books I recommended definitely cover it. C and De B in particular is comperehensive.
This is what is covered in Procedural:
Syllabus
Syllabus
Outline of the main topics to be covered on the EU Law 1 module, whether via lectures, seminars, or independent directed study.
Introduction to the European Union
* The European project
* The four Fundamental Freedoms
* The European Union, its structure and its relationship with the UK
* European Union citizenship
Institutional and legal infrastructure of the Union
* EU institutions
* Sources of EU law
* Legislative procedures
* EU judicial system
o General Principles of EU Law
o The Protection of Fundamental Rights
The Relationship Between EUaw and Domestic Legal Systems
* Supremacy of EU Law
* Direct / Indirect Effect of EU law, and State Liability
* Preliminary Ruling Procedure
Enforcing Community Law
* Actions Against Member States
* Actions Against EU institutions
o Judicial Review
o Action for failure to act
o Plea of Illegality
I assume they are both similar.
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^ Its all covered in the books I recommended
^ Its all covered in the books I recommended
- Fairhurst 2010 (Pearson publisher)
- Foster's EU Directions 2010 (or there's also another one: Foster's on EU Law - both Oxford UP)
- Chalmers 200 (Cambridge UP)
- Kaczorowska 2010 (Routledge)
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can you send me syllabus/outline for
Level 2 LLB
This is what is covered in Procedural:
Syllabus
Syllabus
Outline of the main topics to be covered on the EU Law 1 module, whether via lectures, seminars, or independent directed study.
Introduction to the European Union
* The European project
* The four Fundamental Freedoms
* The European Union, its structure and its relationship with the UK
* European Union citizenship
Institutional and legal infrastructure of the Union
* EU institutions
* Sources of EU law
* Legislative procedures
* EU judicial system
o General Principles of EU Law
o The Protection of Fundamental Rights
The Relationship Between EUaw and Domestic Legal Systems
* Supremacy of EU Law
* Direct / Indirect Effect of EU law, and State Liability
* Preliminary Ruling Procedure
Enforcing Community Law
* Actions Against Member States
* Actions Against EU institutions
o Judicial Review
o Action for failure to act
o Plea of Illegality
I assume they are both similar.[/QUOTE]
Level 2 LLB
- European Union Law
- Land Law
- Tort Law
- Trusts
This is what is covered in Procedural:
Syllabus
Syllabus
Outline of the main topics to be covered on the EU Law 1 module, whether via lectures, seminars, or independent directed study.
Introduction to the European Union
* The European project
* The four Fundamental Freedoms
* The European Union, its structure and its relationship with the UK
* European Union citizenship
Institutional and legal infrastructure of the Union
* EU institutions
* Sources of EU law
* Legislative procedures
* EU judicial system
o General Principles of EU Law
o The Protection of Fundamental Rights
The Relationship Between EUaw and Domestic Legal Systems
* Supremacy of EU Law
* Direct / Indirect Effect of EU law, and State Liability
* Preliminary Ruling Procedure
Enforcing Community Law
* Actions Against Member States
* Actions Against EU institutions
o Judicial Review
o Action for failure to act
o Plea of Illegality
I assume they are both similar.[/QUOTE]
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