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Frankfurter Kommentar zu EUV, GRC und AEUV (2. Aufl.)

Band I: EUV und GRC
Edited by Matthias Pechstein, Carsten Nowak and Ulrich Häde
Revised by Sigrid Boysen, Marten Breuer, Christoph Brömmelmeyer, Marc Bungenberg, Kerstin von der Decken, Corinna Dornacher, Stefan Drechsler, Astrid Epiney, Claudio Franzius, Walter Frenz, Thomas Giegerich, Niklas Görlitz, Ludwig Gramlich, Jörg Gundel, Ulrich Häde, Ulrich Haltern, Andreas Haratsch, Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg, Sebastian Heselhaus, Hubert Hinterhofer, Gudrun Hochmayr, Nils Janson, Jörn Axel Kämmerer, Friedemann Kainer, Eva Kocher, Markus Krajewski, Philipp Kubicki, Gesa Kübek, Jürgen Kühling, Thomas Lübbig, Cornelia Manger-Nestler, Nele Matz-Lück, Walther Michl, Peter-Christian Müller-Graff, Hanns Peter Nehl, Roland Norer, Carsten Nowak, Eckhard Pache, Ingo Palsherm, Matthias Pechstein, Dagmar Richter, Gerard C. Rowe, Marit Sademach, Johannes Saurer, Ralf P. Schenke, Martin Schmidt-Kessel, Dominik Schmitz, Burkhard Schöbener, Rainer Schröder, Sibylle Seyr, Paulina Starski, Sarah Katharina Stein, Michael Stürner, Peter Szczekalla, Jörg Philipp Terhechte, Alexander Thiele and Carmen Thiele
[Frankfurt Commentary on the TUE, GRC and TFEU. 2nd edition. Volume 1.]
2023; 2nd edition. 1893 pages.
including VAT
  • cloth
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  • 978-3-16-161475-0
Summary
The four-volume Commentary is one of the most comprehensive overviews of primary European Union law according to the Lisbon Treaty. It offers the reader an accessible, profound, systematic and reliably authoritative clarification of the core primary law provisions of the institutional and substantive laws of the EU. Its team of authors is made up of 57 noted jurists with extremely wide expertise in union law. Their well-founded commentaries provide important contributions to further scholarly penetration of the multifaceted right of the European Union.