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Research Handbook on EEA Internal Market Law

Av Graham Butler

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This Research Handbook focuses on the internal market aspects of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) pillar of the European Economic Area (EEA). Leading academics, judges, and practitioners examine the EEA internal market in a structured and systematic manner. Throughout, they provide an in-depth analysis of the free movement and horizontal aspects of the EFTA pillar of the EEA.Contributing authors in this Research Handbook firstly address the free movement of goods, persons (including workers and social security), services, establishment, capital and payments within the EFTA pillar. Secondly, they dissect the flanking policies that apply, including competition, state aid, banking, insurance, transport, intellectual property, consumer protection, and the environment. Third, the Research Handbook contains a number of critical reflections. Overall, it is a comprehensive examination based on EEA primary law, EEA secondary law, EFTA Surveillance Authority practice, and the EFTA Court’s case-law.The Research Handbook on EEA Internal Market Law, providing authoritative and informative coverage, is essential reading for academics, judges, and students in all areas of European law across both the EU and EFTA pillars of the EEA. It is also a valuable resource for national and international civil servants, law firms, national courts, domestic policymakers, and private practitioners.
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Edited by Graham Butler, Full Professor of Law, Linnaeus University, Sweden

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‘The Research Handbook on EEA Internal Market Law is a welcome contribution to the English literature on EEA law, covering a broad variation of topics within the category of substantive EEA law, and offering interesting reflections along the way. The most inspiring contributions are the ones considering the long lines of history, including the strive for achieving and maintaining homogeneity by the EFTA Court, and the reflections on the future of the EEA Agreement, ending with the prediction that any impetus for change in Norway’s relationship with the EU is likely to come from the outside.’

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