EU Law

The book offers an in-depth analysis of European Union law, divided into two main sections. It starts with the historical context and development of EU law, detailing the institutions, structure, and processes shaped by the Lisbon Treaty. Special emphasis is placed on the European Court of Justice's role. The second section focuses on the Four Freedoms—Goods, Workers, Capital, and Movement—and provides an extensive overview of Competition Law within the broader economic and social frameworks of the EU.