Eu lecture notes Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

All lecture notes: Demography and Epidemiology of Ageing, and Migration in the EU (EPH2021).

This document explains in detail the law surrounding the free movement of goods in the European Union. This includes explaining the origin of the law, the use of the law, its implementation and its resulting effect on member states. This document also includes how goods are restricted - including an explanation of quantitative restrictions and when this can be overruled. Furthermore, this document includes major cases such as Cassis de Dijon and the Keck judgement which heavily influenced the cu...

This document is a collection of all information obtained from professor Claire Dupont during the lessons. It includes both the information that is displayed on the slides and her information that she tells during the lessons, as well as some examples and links. For me, these 30 pages provided a clear view of this subject that discusses the basics of the EU such as its institutions, relationships and how to approach society. It gave me a 16/20 for this course. The lecture notes also contain exam...

LLB Law, EU Law complete lecture notes, including: - History, Structure and Institutions of the EU - Law and Policy making - Court of Justice and Preliminary Ruling Procedure - Competence and Supremacy - General Principles of Union Law/Fundamental Rights - Direct and Indirect Effect - State Liability - Review of Legality: Standing - Review of Legality: Grounds and Enforcement of EU Law - Internal Market and Financial barriers - Free movement of goods - Customs duties and taxations...

Full lecture notes on the first lecture for the topic - EU law. The notes are easy to read, in depth and cover the whole lecture with information on treaties (eg Rome, Lisbon, Amsterdam), key dates and terms (eg supranationalism), the mission of the EU and how this links to the UK and Brexit, with reference to Northern Ireland. The notes help to understand the structure of the EU, the changes introduced by the mentioned treaties and enlargement, and how this history affected the UK and continues...

This document provides a detailed but easy to understand explanation of the effect of Brexit on the British legal system. The document includes reasoning for Brexit, the immediate impact of Brexit and the long term impacts of Brexit on the UK and its legal system. This also includes an explanation of which laws were to be retained by the UK after Brexit, including EU-derived domestic legislation, direct EU legislation and retained case law.

Master EU Law - University of Amsterdam Lecture notes week 1-13 Lecture 1: The European Constitution in crisis Lecture 2: Fundamental Rights in the EU Lecture 3: Between supremacy & sovereignty: The EU viewed from the perspective of MS Lecture 4: the EU as a union of citizens Lecture 5: The EU legislative Pipeline I: powers, procedures, acts & external action Preparation of EU law Lecture 6: Establishing EU law Lecture 7: Implementing EU law Lecture 9: The Green Constituti...

stems from direct effect and supremacy. Van Gend en Loos set out the concept of direct effect. EU law is now part of the national law autonomy. EU law should always prevail between national law and EU law. EU law has direct effect. If a member state breaches their obligation to enforce EU law, no adhering to EU law is that you are breaking the rule. State liability is the solution. State liability is a remedy available to you [citizen] when a member state fails to adhere to their obligation unde...

Master EU Law - University of Amsterdam Notes law of the IM Lecture 1: free movement and the market; Goods, tariff barriers and purely internal situations 1 Lecture 2: Free movement of goods and services : Non-Tariff Barriers and Justifications 8 Lecture 3: Free movement of Goods: Keck and its Implications - Market Access 18 Lecture 4: Outer Limits of free Movement 25 Lecture 5: Gender & the internal market 33 Lecture 6: The Digital Economy 38 Lecture 7: Harmonisation & Treaty prov...

These summary notes provide a concise and organized overview of the key concepts from the textbook used in the External Relations of the EU course. Covering essential topics and core principles, these notes are designed to support your understanding and revision of the following areas: • Foundations of EU External Relations • Basic Principles and Representation Roles • Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) • Exclusivity and Non-Exclusivity • Vertical and Horizontal Axis...