Law of the European Union, 14th edition

Published by Pearson (January 5, 2026) © 2026

  • Sonia Morano-Foadi Oxford Brookes University
  • Moritz Jesse
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For undergraduate modules on European Union Law.

Law of the European Union, 14th Edition, by Morano-Foadi and Jesse is a comprehensive and visually appealing textbook that delves into the structure, law and practice of the European Union. It provides an in-depth analysis of the EUs constitutional framework and key substantive areas of law. The text also examines the impact of EU law on member states, with a particular focus on its evolving relationship with UK law post-Brexit, including up-to-date coverage of the Windsor Agreement and other post-Brexit developments. This edition remains an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of EU law and EU-UK legal interactions.

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Table of contents

Part 1: Constitutional and Administrative Law of the European Union

  1. An introduction to the European Union
  2. Institutions of the European Union
  3. Sources of European Union law (including general principles of law and fundamental rights)
  4. Competences and supremacy of the Union
  5. Judicial methodology and preliminary rulings of the Court of Justice
  6. Review of the legality of Union acts
  7. Enforcement proceedings against Member States
  8. Direct effect, indirect effect, and state liability

Part 2: Substantive Areas of EU Law

  1. European Union citizenship and free movement rights
  2. Free movement of workers
  3. Freedom of establishment and the free movement of services
  4. Free movement of goods

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