European Union Law Alina Kaczorowska-Ireland is an English-language study book intended for students in higher education. This reference work covers the main aspects of the European Union and European Union law.
This fourth edition combines an accessible and thorough analysis of European Union law with a clear structure. The book is fully up to date and covers new rulings by EU and national courts, as well as recent institutional and constitutional developments. The text functions both as a textbook and a casebook, with clear case summaries in color-tinted boxes, including core facts and critical reflections.
Key features include:
- A concise overview at the beginning of each chapter;
- Diagrammatic summaries as a memory aid;
- Recommended reading lists per chapter;
- Practice questions and essay assignments to apply knowledge;
- Cross-references for links between related topics;
- A map showing EU member states, candidate member states, and potential candidate states.
The book is aimed at students of both bachelor’s and master’s programmes and is relevant for studies in law, political science, social sciences, and business studies.
In terms of content, it connects to topics such as case law, the international legal order, and constitutional law within the European Union.