The Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 1998

The Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 1998

Volume 1

Editors: Alan Dashwood and Angela Ward

Authors:
Gil Carlos Rodriguez-Iglesias, Reflections on the General Principles of Community Law
Jean-Louis Dewost, Maintaining the Community Legal Order in a Changing World
Alan Dashwood, Community Decision-Making After Amsterdam
John A. Usher, Economic and Monetary Union - A Model for Flexibility?
John Spencer, The Corpus Juris Project and the Fight Against Budgetary Fraud
Jaap de Zwaan, Opting Out and Opting In: Problems and Practical Arrangements under the Schengen Agreement
Stephanie Palmer, The Human Rights Act 1998: Bringing Rights Home
Catherine Barnard, Some are More Equal than Others: the Decision of the Court of Justice in Grant v Southwest Trains
Lisa Waddington, Article 13 EC: Mere Rhetoric or a Harbinger of Change?
Sandra Fredman, After Kalanke and Marschall: Affirming Affirmative Action
Timothy Pratt, The Role of National Parliaments in the Making of European Law
Michael Dougan, Cutting Your Losses in the Enforcement Deficit: A Community Right to the Recovery of Unlawfully Levied Charges?
Heather McLeod-Kilmurray, Stichting Greenpeace and Environmental Public Interest Before the Community Judicature: Some Lessons from the Federal Court of Canada

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