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100	1		_92832 _aTobler, Christa, _d1961-
245	1	0	_aEssential EU law in charts / _cChrista Tobler, Jacques Beglinger.
246	3		_aEssential European Union law in charts
250			_a3rd edition
260			_aBudapest : _bHvgorac, _c2014.
300			_a376 : _bill. b&w ; _c28 cm.
500			_a"Companion text: Essential EU law in text." _aIncludes index.
505			_aCh. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. The development of European integration -- Ch. 3. The institutions -- Ch. 4. Competences of the EU -- Ch. 5. The adoption of secondary measures -- Ch. 6. The nature of EU law -- Ch. 7. Introduction to substantive EU law -- Ch. 8. The internal market -- Ch. 9. Competition law -- Ch. 10. Social law -- Ch. 11. Legal integration -- Ch. 12. Enforcement.
520			_aVisualising law, as the authors are attempting to do in this book, gives the reader some idea of what the blueprint of the edifice of European Union law looks like. The book contains 283 EU law-related charts (primary, secondary and case law) dealing with the following issues: introduction to the subject, the development of European integration, the institutions, competences of the EU, the adoption of secondary measures, the nature of EU law, introduction to substantive EU law, the internal market, competition law, social law, legal integration and enforcement. Firstly, the charts are intended as a learning tool for students as well as for practitioners endeavouring to brush up on their EU law skills. Indeed most people understand and memorise complex or abstract content more easily if they have some form of visual aid at their disposal. Secondly, these charts are intended as a presentation tool. Whether lecturing on EU law in a university, explaining an issue of EU law to a client or making a presentation before the board of directors of a company, visual tools can be highly useful. This book is accompanied by "Essential EU Law in Text", which is based on the charts and refers to them. Christa Tobler is a professor at both the Universities of Leiden (the Netherlands) and of Basel (Switzerland), where she teaches EU law. In her research, she places a particular emphasis on the issues of legal equality and discrimination, both in economic and in social law. Jacques Beglinger is a lawyer and member of the board of directors of a business association in Berne (Switzerland). He received his legal training in Switzerland, France and the United States. His background is in industrial law with a specialisation in international commercial law including, in particular, the areas of technology, e-business and media.
610	2	0	_9530 _aEuropean Union
650		0	_9660 _aLaw _zEuropean Union countries
700	1		_4aut _92831 _aBeglinger, Jacques
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