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The ABC of European Union Law

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The ABC of European Union Law
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Publisher: Publications Office of the European Union
ISBN/ASIN: B004EEPOG8
Number of pages: 140

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The ABC of European Union law by Klaus-Dieter Borchardt examines the roots of the European project and its development as a legal order, and is a definitive reference work on the subject. The author offers insight into how the European Union is built, its broad principles and the legal order underpinning it, looking at this in relation to the national laws of the Member States.

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