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Summary EU law explained

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These notes are a complete summary of EU law from a course taught at a Russell Group university. This document contains an explanation of the: origins of the EU; the different EU institutions; as well as the making and status of the law in the EU.

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Lecture 1: Origins of EU Law
World War I
 16,000,000 deaths.



World War II
 50,000,000 deaths.

Response
 1945, United Nations:
o ‘To save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has
brought untold sorrow to mankind.’
 1945, International Monetary Fund.
 1948, ‘OECD’
 1949, NATO:
o In response to the Cold War.
 1950, ECHR:
o Idea was to empower individual citizens against the state.
 1951, European Coal and Steel Community:
o Coal and steel were very important to get countries back on their feet.
o If resources are pooled, countries can’t go to war again.
 1957, European Atomic Energy Community.
 1957, Treaty of Rome:
o Founded the EEC.
o To establish the foundations of an ever-closer union among the European peoples.
o To ensure the economic and social progress of their countries by common action.
o To strengthen the safeguards of peace and liberty by establishing this combination of
resources.
 1973, UK and Ireland joined the EEC.
 1975, UK Referend198um – 67% remain.



EU
 28 members.
 Membership requirements.
o A state must be European.
o Respect for democracy.
o Respect for the rule of law.
o Respect for human rights.
o Viable market economy.
o Ability to adopt EU law.

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