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EUROPEAN UNION LAW

Law F, Helen E. Hartnell

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Abstract

This course is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of the legal system of the European Union (“EU”). While the EU is only about half the size of the United States in geographical terms, it is considerably larger than the U.S. in terms of population (500 vs. 300 million). The EU is also the largest economy in the world (based on 2008 IMF data), ahead of both the United States and China. These are not the only reasons to study the EU, but provide one among many reasons for learning about this important example of regional integration.

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This course is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of the legal system of the European Union (“EU”). While the EU is only about half the size of the United States in geographical terms, it is considerably larger than the U.S. in terms of population (500 vs. 300 million). The EU is also the largest economy in the world (based on 2008 IMF data), ahead of both the United States and China. These are not the only reasons to study the EU, but provide one among many reasons for learning about this important example of regional integration.

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This course is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of the legal system of the European Union (“EU”). While the EU is only about half the size of the United States in geographical terms, it is considerably larger than the U.S. in terms of population (500 vs. 300 million). The EU is also the largest economy in the world (based on 2008 IMF data), ahead of both the United States and China. These are not the only reasons to study the EU, but provide one among many reasons for learning about this important example of regional integration.

Key concepts: European union, China, Political science, International trade, European integration, Population, Geography, Economy

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