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KAPTEIN, P. J. G., e outro
Introduction to the law of the European Communities after the coming into force of the single European Act / by J. G. Kapteyn, P. Verloren Van Themaat ; edition edited by Laurence W. Gormley.- 2.ed.- Deventer : Kluwer Law and Taxation Publishers, 1990.- XXVI,927p. ; 25 cm
ISBN 90-6544-400-9 (Encadernado) : Compra

DIREITO COMUNITÁRIO, INTRODUÇÃO AO DIREITO, HISTÓRIA DA EUROPA, INTEGRAÇÃO EUROPEIA, CEE, PRINCÍPIOS FUNDAMENTAIS, ESTRUTURA ORGÂNICA, ADMINISTRAÇÃO DA JUSTIÇA, POLÍTICA COMUNITÁRIA, RELAÇÕES EXTERNAS, POLÍTICA COMERCIAL COMUNITÁRIA, AUE

CHAPTE I - THE GENESIS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES AND THE ACCESSION OF OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. 1. Background to the Schuman Pian. 2. The ECSC Treaty of April 18, 1951. 3. The failure of plans for a European Defence Community (EDC) and a European Political Community (EPC). 4. The Spaak Report and the conclusion of the Treaties establishing the European Economic Community (EEC) and the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom). 5. The Communities, the United Kingdom, and enlargement to include other democratic European countries. 6. European political Co-operation; European Council and European Union, the Single European Act. CHAPTER II - GENERAL ASPECTS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES. 1. Diversity and unity of the Communities and Community Iaw. 2. Nature and effect of Community law. 3. Scope and revision of the Treaty. 4. Legal personality, privileges and immunities, seat of the Institutions and linguisitic régime of the Communities. CHAPTER III - THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY. 1. The structure of substantive Community Iaw. 2. The objectives of the Community. 3. The means by which the objectives are to be achieved. 4. The relative strength of the two means and the timing of their application. 5. The basíc principies of Articles 5, 6 and 7. 6. Rights and obligations at the end of the transitional period. CHAPTER IV - INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE. Introduction. 1. The Council and the Commission. 2. European Parliament. 3. The Court of Justice. 4. Other independent Community organs. 5. Subsidiary bodies. CHAPTER V - POLICY-MAKING AND ADMINISTRATION. 1. Legal Instruments. 2. Finances. 3. Decision-making procedure. CHAPTER VI - ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. 1. The Court of Justice. 2. The Court of Justice and national courts. CHAPTER VII - THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE COMMON MARKET: THE FOUR FREEDOMS. 1. The Four Freedorns and the exceptions thereto. 2. Free movement of goods: Customs Union and fiscal barriers. 3. Free movement of goods: quantitative restrictions and measures having equivalent effect. 4. Free movement of workers. 5. Freedom to exercise a trade or profession. 6. Free movement of payments and capital. CHAPTER VIII - THE COMPETITION POLICY OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY. 1. Harmonisation of laws. 2. Distortion of conditions of competition. 3. Competition ruLes for undertakings. 4. Concluding remarks. CHAPTER IX - ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL POLICY AND NEW POLICY AREAS. 1. Introduction. 2. Economic Policy. 3. Social policy. 4. The new policy areas. 5. Problems of an economic, monetary and social union. CHAPTER X - SECTORIAL POLICIES. 1. General observation. 2. Agriculture and fisheries. 3. Transport policy. 4. The European Coal and Steel Community. 5. The European Atomic Energy Community. 6. Energy Policy. 7. Industrial policy. CHAPTER XI - EXTERNAL RELATIONS. 1. The Community s external competence. 2. The common commercial policy. 3. Association agreements, trade and development co-operation. CHAPTER XII - THE 1993 HORIZON. 1. Introduction. 2. Implications of Spanish and Portuguese accession. 3. Implications of the Single European Act. 4. Implications of the new GATT Round. 5. Concluding remarks.