Daniel Sarmiento is Professor of EU and Administrative Law, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain.

Very few authors nowadays can master the full range, depth and complexity of the different fields governed by EU law. Daniel Sarmiento is amongst the few who can. Drawing on his work as a practitioner, academic, former judicial officer and editor of EU law’s only daily online platform, he seeks in this book to provide readers with a comprehensive, accessible and objective account of the evolution of EU law. It is the sort of treatise which EU law has been lacking since the Treaty of Lisbon and one which members of very different legal audiences will find indispensable.

• 1. Theories and Evolution of European Integration2. Definition, Values and Reform of the Union3. The Institutions, Bodies, Offices and Agencies of the Union4. The Vertical Distribution of Powers: Competence of the Union5. The Horizontal Distribution of Powers: Legal Basis, Delegation and Differentiation6. Citizenship and Fundamental Rights7. The Sources of Union Law (i)8. The Sources of Union Law (ii)9. Union Law in National Legal Systems (i) - Applicability and Direct Effect10. Union Law in National Legal Systems (ii) – Primacy11. Judicial Protection in the European Union (i)12. Judicial Protection in the European Union (ii)13. The Internal Market (i) - The Fundamental Freedoms14. The Internal Market (ii) - The Fundamental Freedoms15. The Internal Market (iii) - Competition and State Aid16. The Union’s External Action17. Economic and Monetary Union18. The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice

Daniel Sarmiento is Professor of EU and Administrative Law, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain.

Very few authors nowadays can master the full range, depth and complexity of the different fields governed by EU law. Daniel Sarmiento is amongst the few who can. Drawing on his work as a practitioner, academic, former judicial officer and editor of EU law’s only daily online platform, he seeks in this book to provide readers with a comprehensive, accessible and objective account of the evolution of EU law. It is the sort of treatise which EU law has been lacking since the Treaty of Lisbon and one which members of very different legal audiences will find indispensable.

• 1. Theories and Evolution of European Integration2. Definition, Values and Reform of the Union3. The Institutions, Bodies, Offices and Agencies of the Union4. The Vertical Distribution of Powers: Competence of the Union5. The Horizontal Distribution of Powers: Legal Basis, Delegation and Differentiation6. Citizenship and Fundamental Rights7. The Sources of Union Law (i)8. The Sources of Union Law (ii)9. Union Law in National Legal Systems (i) - Applicability and Direct Effect10. Union Law in National Legal Systems (ii) – Primacy11. Judicial Protection in the European Union (i)12. Judicial Protection in the European Union (ii)13. The Internal Market (i) - The Fundamental Freedoms14. The Internal Market (ii) - The Fundamental Freedoms15. The Internal Market (iii) - Competition and State Aid16. The Union’s External Action17. Economic and Monetary Union18. The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice

Daniel Sarmiento is Professor of EU and Administrative Law, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain.

Very few authors nowadays can master the full range, depth and complexity of the different fields governed by EU law. Daniel Sarmiento is amongst the few who can. Drawing on his work as a practitioner, academic, former judicial officer and editor of EU law’s only daily online platform, he seeks in this book to provide readers with a comprehensive, accessible and objective account of the evolution of EU law. It is the sort of treatise which EU law has been lacking since the Treaty of Lisbon and one which members of very different legal audiences will find indispensable.

• 1. Theories and Evolution of European Integration2. Definition, Values and Reform of the Union3. The Institutions, Bodies, Offices and Agencies of the Union4. The Vertical Distribution of Powers: Competence of the Union5. The Horizontal Distribution of Powers: Legal Basis, Delegation and Differentiation6. Citizenship and Fundamental Rights7. The Sources of Union Law (i)8. The Sources of Union Law (ii)9. Union Law in National Legal Systems (i) - Applicability and Direct Effect10. Union Law in National Legal Systems (ii) – Primacy11. Judicial Protection in the European Union (i)12. Judicial Protection in the European Union (ii)13. The Internal Market (i) - The Fundamental Freedoms14. The Internal Market (ii) - The Fundamental Freedoms15. The Internal Market (iii) - Competition and State Aid16. The Union’s External Action17. Economic and Monetary Union18. The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice