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Oxford Principles of European Union Law, Volume II: The Internal Market

Author: Robert Schutze; Takis Tridimas
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780192866370
Published In: August 2026
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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The creation of a common market has been at the heart of the European integration process since the establishment of the European Economic Community in 1957; and it remains central to the European Union today. Building on the first volume of the Oxford Principles of European Law, this treatise provides a systematic analysis of the legal principles governing the establishment and functioning of the EU internal market.

Spanning thirty-six chapters, Volume II: The Internal Market thus brings together distinguished academics and practitioners to analyse all aspects of the EU internal market. Part I explores the history and nature of the EU internal market, focusing on international, historical, comparative, and constitutional perspectives. Part II and Part III examine the free movement of goods, both as regards the general rules setting the tone for EU market integration at large as well as its special rules on important policy areas, such as the Common Agricultural Policy. Part IV explores the free movement of persons and Part V discusses the freedom of services and the free movement of capital. Part VI looks at positive integration through Union harmonization and private standard setting. Finally, Part VII deals with the 'external' aspects of the EU internal market and discusses the extent to which the Union has widened its market to non-Member States.

Completely up to date with the most recent case law, this book will be invaluable to academics and practitioners in EU and international economic law.

Part I. History and Nature

1:The Internal Market: An International Perspective

Robert Schütze

2:The Internal Market: An Historical Perspective

Paul Craig

3:The Internal Market: A Comparative Perspective

Takis Tridimas

4:The Internal Market: A Constitutional Perspective

Robert Schütze

Part II. The Free Movement of Goods: General Rules

5:The Elimination of Customs Duties and Charges having Equivalent Effect

Laurence W. Gormley

6:The Common Customs Tariff and Customs Cooperation

Timothy Lyons

7:The Prohibition of Discriminatory Internal Taxation

Peter Oliver

8:The Elimination of Quantitative Restrictions on Imports and Measures Having Equivalent Effect

Stefan Enchelmaier

9:The Elimination of Quantitative Restrictions on Exports

Marek Szydło

10:Defending Trade Barriers: Justification, Proportionality and Standards of Review in the Free Movement of Goods

Jan Zglinski

Part III. The Free Movement of Goods: Special Rules

11:The Common Agricultural Policy

Joseph A. McMahon

12:Are Common Market Organisations past their expiry date?

Joseph A. McMahon

13:The Common Fisheries Policy

Jill Wakefield

14:Third country goods inside the internal market

Laurens Ankersmit

15:State Monopolies and the Internal Market

Graham Butler

16:Intellectual Property Rights and the Internal Market

Tanya Aplin

Part IV. Free Movement of Persons

17:The Free Movement of Natural Persons: Workers and Establishment

Alina Tryfonidou

18:The Right of Establishment: Companies

Wolf-Georg Ringe

19:Public Policy Justifications and Imperative Requirements: A Sliding Scale of Review of Restrictions on Free Movement of Persons

Dimitrios Doukas

20:Union Citizenship

Eleanor Spaventa

21:Third-Country Nationals and Freedom Movement

Niamh Nic Shuibhne

Part V. Free Movement of Services & Capital

22:Free Movement of Services: The Approach under the Treaty

Jukka Snell

23:The Services Directive: A Legislative Overview

Nabil Hoffmann Khabirpour and Catherine Barnard

24:The Posting of Workers

Gareth Davies and Dion Kramer

25:Free Movement of Capital: General Rules and Exceptions

Graham Butler

26:Free movement of Capital: Third Countries

Steffen Hindelang

27:The function and limits of legislative harmonization in making the internal market

Stephen Weatherill

28:Soft Law as an Effectiveness Enhancing Tool in Internal Market Regulation

Oana Ştefan

29:European Regulatory Private Law

Hans-W. Micklitz

30:The Internal Market and Private International Law

Wulf-Henning Roth

31:Harmonization, European Standardization and the New Approach

Barend Van Leeuwen

Part VII. Widening the Internal Market

32:EU Law of the Overseas: Essential Principles

Dimitry V. Kochenov and Wessel W. Geursen

33:The Internal Market and Turkey

Sanem Baykal and Andrea Ott

34:The European Economic Area

Halvard Haukeland Fredriksen

35:The Common Market with Switzerland

Matthias Oesch and Aliénor Nina Burghartz

36:Extending the Internal Market through EU Trade Agreements

Marise Cremona and Alessandro Petti

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