This book offers a completely new approach to the Court of Justice's most famous decisions, including an emphasis on the writings and speeches of the Court's influential French Judge, Robert Lecourt. It will be of interest to the many students and lawyers working on European law.
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The collected works of William Phelan, the gifted but short-lived Irish poet, are a testament to his genius and his enduring influence on the literary landscape of the Emerald Isle. Jebb and Ardfest's thoughtful editorial notes make this a valuable resource for scholars and lovers of Irish poetry.
From The Introduction Of The English Dynasty To The Great Rebellion (1854)
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The book presents a novel interpretation of the European Union's legal system, highlighting its departure from traditional inter-state retaliation mechanisms. It explores how unique elements such as intra-industry trade, parliamentary governance, and European welfare states contribute to a distinctive form of legal integration in Europe.
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