Eu law - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

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The document contains a summary of all lecture and reading notes for weeks 1-6 of EU law. At the end of the document are some steps for the analysis that is required in the midterm exam. The topics included are: Week 1 - Foundation, Week 2 - The Legislative Function in the EU, Week 3 - The effects of EU law in the national legal systems of the EU member states, Week 4 - Market integration and the power to harmonize, Week 5 - Free movements of goods (Fiscal barriers), Week 6 - Free movements ...

The second part of EU law is summarised, containing reading material and lecture notes (merged). At the end of the summary, there is a recap with several steps that help to analyse exam questions. The topics covered are: 1. Free movements of Persons I, 2. Free movements of Persons II, 3. Competition Law I, 4. Competition Law II, 5. Judicial Protection I, 6. Judicial Protection II