Much of European Union law makes sense only if it is studied within its political, economic, social, cultural and institutional context. This textbook provides students with the necessary methodological tools and substantive information. It places key doctrinal developments within their broader legal and social settings and is context-sensitive in explaining EU law in action. The first two volumes cover constitutional aspects of union law while the third volume is set to deal with both EU and international economic law.

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