Managerial Law: Volume 45 Issue 5/6

National parliaments and the European Union

Philip Norton

States that legislatures act as important debates in the public eye and that few are real bodies for policy making, linking people and the government. Insists, though, that they…

The World Trade Organization, the European Union and the liberalisation of trade in agriculture

Surya P. Subedi

Posits that trade in agriculture constitutes the main element of the ongoing multilateral trade negotiations, with the World Trade Organisation, which has a conclusion date of 1…

The evolving nature of the social dialogue in an enlarged European Union: from little acorns to mighty oak trees?

Jo Carby‐Hall

Describes two‐way dialogue, between each side of industry, is a key element in social policy. Proposes to analyse and comment on some of the social dialogue, in particular both…

The new neighbours and proximity policy of the enlarged European Union

I.G. Barnes

Discusses the coming enlargement of the European Union by ten states, which also increases the population from 378 million to 483 million (if Bulgaria and Romania are also…

Nuclear safety for nuclear electricity – the search for a solid legal basis for nuclear safety in an enlarged European Union

Pamela M. Barnes

Argues that there is no guarantee that it will be possible to maintain the present situation, with regard to energy, in an enlarged EU. Indeed, the enlargement has heightened…

The charter of fundamental rights of the European Union: Pandora’s box or panacea?

Diane Ryland

Aims to trace the legal bases for the protection of fundamental rights in the European Community and the European Union, but looks here at internal policy only. Though there was…