Titlebook: European Community Law; Josephine Shaw Textbook 1993Latest edition Josephine Shaw 1993 Barriers to Trade.compensation.contract.Customs.Enf

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Economic Integration and the Law: an Introductionrontiers where goods, services, persons and capital can move without hindrance. It has also been evolving towards an economic and monetary union, that is an area with a common economic and monetary policy, involving, potentially, a single currency. The form of integration chosen is that of market in

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The Internal Aspects of the Customs Union two types of fiscal barriers: tariff barriers (Articles 9-17 EC) and systems of discriminatory taxation (Article 95 EC). The two prohibitions are mutually exclusive, but complementary in the sense they are both concerned with fiscal obstacles to trade. A charge is either a customs duty or a charge

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13078-8Barriers to Trade; compensation; contract; Customs; Enforcement; Europe; law; Liability; social policy; europ

Integrate

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-47668-6, a subject which has something of a reputation for being impenetrable. It assumes that you have some knowledge of the basic components of a legal system, but very little knowledge of what the European Community can do, what it cannot do, and why it is important in a specifically legal sense. It off

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Die Theorie der Zentrifugalpumpe,dynamic and changing nature of the Community, and to highlight the fact that it has not yet reached a final stage of evolution. A basic knowledge of the history of the Community offers a number of benefits to the student:

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