The formulation and implementation of European Community law

Author: Wang Shizhou
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Based primarily on English and German materials, this book systematically studies and introduces the main institutions of the European Community: the European Commission, the Council of the European Union, the European Parliament, the European Court of Justice, and the Court of First Instance. It examines their roles and functions in the formulation and enforcement of European Community law, as well as systematically investigates the enforcement mechanisms of European Community law. The research findings in this book are of reference and value for China's legal drafting system, particularly its enforcement mechanisms. Additionally, they serve as a reference for diplomatic, trade, and other areas of engagement between China and the European Union.
Building on original English and German materials and supplemented by years of research, the book systematically introduces the main institutions of the European Community—the European Commission, the Council of the European Union, the European Parliament, the European Court of Justice, and the Court of First Instance—along with their roles and functions in the formulation and enforcement of European Community law. It delves into an in-depth study of the formulation and enforcement of European Community law, clarifying how this legal system, formed above the sovereignty of several dozen countries, directly governs and applies to all individuals and even all states within the community. Understanding this issue holds significant meaning for China's young socialist rule-of-law state, which is striving to establish a legal system where laws are strictly enforced.