This book investigates the legal frameworks and regulatory mechanisms that underpin the establishment and operation of the single European market. The authors, all distinguished legal scholars and practitioners, utilize their expertise in European Community law to analyze how specific legal provisions facilitate economic integration. By examining the intersection of legislative policy and market dynamics, the text provides a structured overview of the foundational principles governing the European economic landscape.

Legal scholars and academic reviewers consistently identify this work as a foundational and highly readable account of European market regulation. Experts within the field of law frequently highlight the text for its clarity and the specific value of its contributions to the study of competition policy.