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European Union Law: Substantive Law, 3rd edition
Grigorios-Evagelos F. Kalavros
Theodore G. Georgopoulos
Professor Emeritus, University
Professor of Law, University
of Thrace, School of Law
of Reims (Jean Monnet Chair)
& Burgundy School of Business
Abstract:
This second volume examines the substantive Law of the European
Union from the standpoint of its Economic Constitution. Starting from the ex-
amination of the internal market and the fundamental principle of free move-
ment, the book examines the evolution of the European Union on the basis
of the «spill-over» phenomenon which has expanded tremendously the field of
European competencies. Integrated «historical» policies like the Common Agri-
cultural Policy and the EU Competition Policy are analyzed in a nutshell, as well
as policies that have been progressively asserted (transports, industry, employ-
ment, energy, Economic and Monetary Union, taxation, environment, health,
protection of consumers, Common Foreign and Security Policy, etc).
ISBN 978-960-622-289-4
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