European Union Law After Maastricht:Practical Guide for Lawyers Outside the Common MarketRalph Folsom, Ralph B. Lake, Ved P. Nanda Springer Netherlands, 1996. gada 27. jūn. - 745 lappuses The emergence of Europe as a unified trading block has profound implications for those who do business with European countries. European Union Law is written for lawyers and business professionals who require information about the changes that are taking place as a result of the unification process in the member states of the European Union. Unlike other materials on Europe, this book is written primarily for lawyers outside the EU. The book serves three important functions:
The editors and authors of this work are among the most prominent academic and professional authorities in the area of European Law. This book is the single most useful reference tool for those in need of current European Union information. |
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... majority voting unless otherwise specified . However , nearly all the voting rules of the Treaty do specify otherwise . The ... voting The European Union Law - making Machine 13 Unanimous Voting Requirements Qualified Majority Voting.
... majority voting unless otherwise specified . However , nearly all the voting rules of the Treaty do specify otherwise . The ... voting The European Union Law - making Machine 13 Unanimous Voting Requirements Qualified Majority Voting.
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... qualified majority vote must follow . For many years , the Luxembourg accord was followed under the French perspective . Qualified majority voting was almost non - existent . Surprisingly , there was no challenge by the Commission ...
... qualified majority vote must follow . For many years , the Luxembourg accord was followed under the French perspective . Qualified majority voting was almost non - existent . Surprisingly , there was no challenge by the Commission ...
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... qualified majority voting in the Council , one critical question is the source of authority under the Treaty of Rome ... qualified majority vote in most cases . Naturally , the Council ( composed of government representatives ) and the ...
... qualified majority voting in the Council , one critical question is the source of authority under the Treaty of Rome ... qualified majority vote in most cases . Naturally , the Council ( composed of government representatives ) and the ...
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III | 5 |
THE COMMISSION AS AN INSTITUTION AND LAW | 18 |
Chapter 2 | 27 |
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