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Articles in this, the thirteenth volume in the Series, include an analysis of the Borelli judgment by Eduardo Garcia de Enterria, an important new assessment of Collaborative Joint Ventures for R and D where markets are concentrated, by Valentine Korah, and a study of Trade and Environmental Protection by Damien Geradine. Review 'an excellent scholarly work providing detailed descriptions and inspiring comments on the developments in the field of Community law. The 13th volume will undoubtedly only increase the reputation built by its predecessors...the "Yearbook of European Law" is a highly recommended and valuable publication. I found it extremely worthwhile to read. No doubt it will be considered a "must" in any major library law collection.' 'an excellent scholarly work providing thoughful comments on the developments in the field of Community law.' ECLR
This volume investigates the evolving legal landscape of the European Community during 1993, focusing on critical judicial interpretations and regulatory shifts. The editors, A. Barav and D. A. Wyatt, leverage their extensive academic and professional backgrounds in European law to curate a collection of scholarly articles. The text provides a rigorous examination of specific legal precedents and policy frameworks that defined the European legal environment at the time.
What You Will Find
Legal scholars and practitioners frequently cite this series as a foundational resource for understanding the historical development of Community law. Experts highlight the volume's academic density and its utility as a reference tool for major law libraries.
Page Count:
656
Publication Date:
1995-04-27
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198257813
ISBN-13:
9780198257813
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