National Remedies Before the Court of Justice - (Modern Studies in European Law) by Michael Dougan (Hardcover)

About the Book

This book analyses the European Court of Justice's approach to national procedural autonomy and the conceptual framework underpinning the case law.

Book Synopsis

This book includes detailed discussion of issues such as Member State liability in damages, Community control over national limitation periods, and the principles governing state aid and competition law enforcement.

Review Quotes

"This is a fine book indeed, which is wonderfully researched and carefully argued...The result is a dense, intellectually worthwhile book..." --Administrative Court Digest

"...the current reviewer wishes to stress the original approach of the book, ...The value of the book lies, indeed, in the author's attempt to establish a conceptual framework and a 'legal prism' through which the European Court's jurisprudence can be viewed." --Maastricht Journal

"...very well written and most valuable for its analytical review of a massive volume of case law." --European Law Review

"This monograph makes a major contribution to the current academic discourse on national remedies. Not only will it have a significant impact on future research in this area, but it will undoubtedly become a standard reference point for European legal scholars." --European Public Law, Vol 12, no.1

About the Author

Michael Dougan is Professor of European Law at the University of Liverpool.