This book investigates the foundational legal principles governing the free movement of goods, individuals, and capital within the framework of European Community law. F. Burrows provides a structured analysis of the legislative mechanisms that facilitate economic integration across member states. By examining the Customs Union and various trade restrictions, the author establishes a comprehensive framework for understanding how these freedoms are legally maintained and regulated.

Legal scholars and practitioners recognize this work as a structured resource for understanding the complexities of European Community legislation. The text is noted for its clear organization and its utility in navigating the specific legal exceptions that define the scope of economic freedoms.