• Written in a clear, uncomplicated style with engaging learning features, enabling students new to EU law to understand what is really central to the subject
• The new European Treaty is fully incorporated into the text
• Thinking points and end-of-chapter questions with suggested answers on the website encourage students to test and reinforce their own learning and provide areas for discussion
• Case close up boxes highlight leading cases and developments and help guide students through the key areas of EU law
• Written by Nigel Foster, a Jean Monnet Professor of European law with over 24 years experience of teaching EU law teaching and examining; the text is both accessible and academically rigorous ensuring students understand all the core topics of this subject

Readership: Suitable for undergraduate students taking a module in EU law as part of a LLB degree course.

Nigel Foster, Professor of European Law and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Buckingham

Part 1: Institutional Law
1: The Establishment and Development of the EU
2: The Widening and Deepening of the EU
3: The Union Institutions
4: Community Law: Sources, Forms and Law Making
5: EU Law: Transfer, Competences and Supremacy
Part 2: Procedural Law
6: The Preliminary Ruling (Article 234)
7: ECJ Remedies: Direct and Indirect Effects and State Liability
8: Enforcement Actions against Member States
9: Direct actions before the ECJ
Part 3: Substantive Law
10: Free Movement of Goods 1: Tarrif & Tax Barriers
11: Free Movement of Goods 2: Non-Tarrif Barriers
12: Free Movement of Persons 1
13: Free Movement of Persons 2: European Union Citizenship
14: Sex Discrimination Law