Blackstone's EU Treaties & Legislation 2012-2013

• Unparalleled coverage of EU law containing all the up-to-date legislation relevant to undergraduate law degrees
• Unannotated primary and secondary legislation, allowing students to take this book into examinations
• Detailed tables of content and a two colour text design enable students to quickly locate the legislation they need
• An Online Resource Centre provides updates, web links, additional legislation, an interactive map of Europe containing key data for member states, and an interactive timeline tracing key events in the EU's history

New to this edition

• The twenty-third edition has been fully updated to incorporate all relevant legislation through to March 2012 including:
• - Comitology Regulation (182/2011)
• - Court of Justice Information note on references from national courts for a preliminary ruling 2011
• - Free movement of workers Regulation 492/2011
• - Directives 2010/41 and 2010/18 in the equal pay and treatment section of Social Policy
• - European Union Act 2011

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

Edited by Nigel Foster, Visiting Professor of European Law at the Europa Institut, Saarland University, Saarbruecken, Germany and with Bristol Law School at the University of the West of England

Nigel Foster is a Visiting Professor at Saarland University and the University of the West of England and has nearly 30 years experience teaching and examining EU law. His other OUP publications include EU Law Directions, Foster on EU Law, and German Legal System and Laws.

Review(s) from previous edition

"Blackstone's Statutes have not only contributed but have been essential for my exam success at Cambridge. They're clear, well-structured and comprehensive, allowing easy referencing while studying and therefore peace of mind in exams. - Yubing Zhu, Law Student, University of Cambridge

"No book has ever made me feel more confident. Its comprehensiveness and user-friendly layout were key in the stressful moments of exams. I would strongly recommend it to any law student seeking success." - Marco Filipe Neves da Silva, Law Student, University of Surrey