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European Union Internal Market Law

How the EU internal market's rules work, and why they took the shape they did.
Reading guide
The book is written to be read from the beginning, with each chapter building on the historical and legal background set out earlier. It can also be used as a reference alongside coursework.
The chapters move from the historical and socio-economic context of the internal market to the technical legal framework, using excerpts, case discussions and explanations of legal interpretation to show how the rules developed.

Description

European Union Internal Market Law, by Friedl Weiss and Clemens Kaupa, explains the legal framework that lets goods, people, services and capital move across EU borders. Each chapter sets the technical rules against their historical and socio-economic background, so the detail comes with a sense of the political and social arguments behind it.

Key concepts are illustrated with classic and modern cases, presented through excerpts, summaries and discussion. Text boxes, tables, notes on legal interpretation and suggestions for further reading run throughout. The book is concise enough to stand on its own without a full EU law text, which makes it a clear starting point for students meeting the internal market for the first time.

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