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GAZETTE
FEBRUARY 1989
Hartley, T.
Foundations of European Com-
munity Law.
2nd ed., 1988.
Oxford University Press.
McMahon & Binchy
European Community Law in
Ireland,
due in March, 1989.
Butterworths.
Includes chapters on the
Community Institutions, sources
of Community law, judicial
control, Community law and
national law, the reception of
Community law in Ireland and
the substantive rules of the EEC.
Mathijsen, P,
Guide to European Community
Law,
4th ed., 1985. Sweet &
Maxwell.
Parry & Hardy
EEC Law.
2nded., 1981. Sweet
& Maxwell.
Wyatt & Dashwood
The Substantive Law of the
EEC,
1987. Sweet & Maxwell.
1992 Single European Market
In July, 1988, the Government
launched EUROPEN, the national
campaign to prepare for the
completion of the single European
market. A series of EUROPEN
Information Leaflets have been
published on various topics e.g. the
basic facts on 1992, consumer
protection, recognition of higher
education qualification (diplomas),
the social dimension of the Single
Ma r ke t, public procuremen t,
company l aw, mergers and
compe t i t i on, intellectual and
industrial property. The leaflets
may be obtained f r om the
EUROPEN Bureau, Tel: 01-601992.
The Irish Centre for European Law,
which was established in May 1988,
has published the proceedings of
three of its Conferences:
The Legal
Implications of 1992;
Whyte (ed.),
Sex Equality, Community Rights
and Irish Social Welfare Law - the
impact of the Third
Equality
Directive; The Single European
Market and Financial Services in
Ireland.
A fourth publication is due
shortly -
Acquired Rights of
Employees.
ICEL publications are
available from the ICEL at Trinity
College, Dublin 2.
The Confederation of Irish
Industry's weekly Newsletter is a
source of information on 1992.
Each mon th it includes a
"Euroreview", prepared by the
Irish Business Bureau in Brussels,
wh i ch gives an up-date on
developments for the completion
of the internal market. The Cll has
published the proceedings of
seminars which it held in 1988 in
the form of a book entitled
Cll
overview of the 1992 Single
European Market.
The seminars
dealt with individual and direct
taxation, company law, financial
services, trade, transport, public
procurement etc. Copies of the
Newsletter and the book are
available from the Cll.
Irish Business Manuals Ltd.
publish a series of loose-leaf
Small
Business Manuals,
with up-dates,
including a volume,
1992 Matters.
Ireland
to 1992
by Jim
Fitzpatrick and Associates, was
published in 1988 by the
Economist Intelligence Unit.
1992 What's that?
Deloitte's
1992 Guide, was published in
1988 by Butterworths.
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Selection of major periodicals
on EC Law
European Law Review.
6 issues
a year. Sweet & Maxwell.
Common Market Law Review.
Quarterly. Martinus Nijhoff/
Kluwer. Includes an annual
survey of literature on EC law
prepared by the Europa Institute
of the University of Leyden.
Legal Issues of European Inte-
gration:
the law review of the
Europa Institute, University of
Amsterdam, Half-yearly. Kluwer.
European Competition
Law
Review.
Quarterly. ESC Publish-
ing.
European Intellectual
Property
Review.
Monthly. ESC Publish-
ing.
European Law Digest.
Monthly.
European Law Centre. Sum-
maries of treaties, legislation,
case law of European countries
and of the European Community.
Commercial Laws of Europe.
Monthly. European Law Centre.
Covers national legislation, with
text in both English and the
original foreign language, as well
as treaties, conventions, EC
regulations and directives. Major
enactments are reported in full
text.
European Commercial Cases.
Quarterly. European Law Centre.
Reports major decisions of
European national courts in sel-
ected areas of commercial law
and in relation to the enforce-
ment of judgments under the EC
Judgments Convention.
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