Overview

This edition incorporates the institutional and constitutional developments introduced by the Treaty of Amsterdam. It also considers the issues to be dealt with at the 2000 IGC, which arise from the probable enlargement the EU. A new chapter covers the rights of free movement under the provisions of the treaty incorporating the Schengen Agreement, and an extended remedies section traces the further development of state liability, and analyzes the impact of EC law on national procedures and remedies.

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The narrative and discursive style of the book is of invaluable help in understanding the complex network of EC law...a leading text book. --New Law Journal<br>

The narrative and discursive style of the book is of invaluable help in understanding the complex network of EC law...a leading text book. --New Law Journal

<br> The narrative and discursive style of the book is of invaluable help in understanding the complex network of EC law...a leading text book. --New Law Journal<p><br>

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Josephine Steiner, BA, LLB, is Professor Associate at the University of Sheffield. She has written and lectured widely at home and abroad, on a variety of aspects of EC law. Lorna Woods, LLB, LLM, solicitor, is a reader at the University of Essex.

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