The Law of the European Union, Volume 2

This volume is a study of European Union business law, including, among others, the four freedoms (goods, persons, services, capital), competition, commercial policy, agricultural policy, external trade, and intellectual property.

"The consultation and usage of this book will be stimulating both for the professors who will be using it in their teaching and for students advanced in knowledge of the law. The choice of the cases and of other materials and texts, their structuring, and articulation demonstrate keen and refined knowledge of the law of the European Union. It is a delight to follow the path of the composition of each chapter. On the one hand, we become acquainted with the hesitations and fluctuations of the court decisions, but we are not drawn into any excessive conceptualism; we are presented on the other hand with the genesis of the case law and the fine tuning of the judicial methodology of interpreting texts and cases. The breadth of the topics covered, with always the same efficacious approach, is impressive." — Concurrences, Revue des droits de la concurrence