 - Written by an experienced and renowned author, expertly placed to select the most important cases and extracts for students
- Contains authoritative and up-to-date content, allowing students to understand the latest developments in EU law
- Includes carefully developed learning features such as thought-provoking questions to challenge understanding, notes which provide additional detail, and further reading recommendations to guide independent study
New to this Edition:
- Coverage of the rising prominence of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, including the European Court of Justice's highly significant rulings in 'Digital Rights' and 'Schrems', in which EU measures were found to be invalid
- Consideration of Opinion 2/13, in which the Court refused to accept that the EU could accede to the European Convention on Human Rights on the terms negotiated
- Increased coverage of burgeoning case law relating to citizenship and challenges to its definition, discussion of current trends associated with subsidiarity and enhanced co-operation, and coverage of 'Gauweiler' ('OMT') as the latest example of indirect judicial dialogue in the EU |
