This course deals with internal market law and European citizenship. The
four basic freedoms (free movement of goods, persons, services and
capital) form the backbone of this course. The course also includes some
discussion of the harmonisation of legislation and the relationship
between primary and secondary law. The methods which characterise
European legislation on one hand (harmonisation, mutual recognition,
administrative cooperation) and case-law of the Court of Justice of the
European Union on the other (typical patterns of reasoning) will be
emphasised throughout the course.
- Teacher: Desaunettes Luc
- Teacher: Dussauge Olivier
- Teacher: Piron Alexandre P.
- Teacher: Sibony Anne-Lise