EU Law
The first major English language textbook on European
Union law was published by an LSE academic. Since then, some of the leading monographs and textbooks on the subject have been written
by existing and previous faculty. Members of the Department are on the
editorial boards of the European Constitutional Law Review, European
Law Journal, the
European Law Review, the German Law Journal and the
Yearbook of European Environmental Law. LSE is only the
university to have won the UACES prize, the leading prize for doctoral
research on the EU, for research on EU law. It has won it twice. In recent
times people doing doctoral research on EU law at LSE have gone on to posts
at Birkbeck, Exeter, Leeds, LSE and UCL, In addition, LSE now attracts many
postdoctoral fellows. In recent years, it has hosted British Academy, Marie
Curie, and Newton Fellows working on EU law.
The Law Department also has two long standing research seminar series which focus on EU and European law. These have had a number of distinguished speakers. The GOLEM series has included seminars with Professors Anu Bradfurd (Columbia); Deirdre Curtin (Amsterdam); Mark Dawson (Hertie); Michelle Everson (Birkbeck); Christian Joerges (Bremen); Dan Keleman (Rutgers) Antoine Vauchez (Sorbonne); and Neil Walker (Edinburgh). The European Public Law series has included seminars with Mattias Kumm (NYU), Hans Lindahl (Tilburg), Neil Walker (Edinburgh), Denis Baranger (Paris II), Tom Hickman (Blackstones) and Agustín Menéndez (Arena/León).
EU Law for Undergraduates
Our undergraduate (LLB) courses include:-
EU Law for Postgraduates
EU specialisations as part of the LLM programme include:-
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Advanced Issues of European Law
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Environmental Protection in the European Union: Law and Policy Developments
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European Administrative Law
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The European Company and Cross-border Mergers in Europe
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European Monetary and Financial Services Law:
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European Union Competition Law :
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European Union Law in a Global Context:
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EU Regulation of State Commercial Activities:
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Law of governance of the Single European Market:
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EU Law : Recent Research by EU Faculty
J. Bomhoff, ‘Perfectionism in European Law,’ (2012) 14 Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 75-100
D. Chalmers, 'The European redistributive state and a European law of struggle' (2012) 18 European law journal 667-693
H. Collins, 'Harmonisation by Example: European Laws against Unfair Commercial Practices' (2010) 73 Modern Law Review 89-118
S. Garben, 'Sky-high controversy and high-flying claims? The Sturgeon case law in light of judicial activism, euroscepticism and eurolegalism'(2013) 50 Common Market Law Review 15-46
C. Harlow, ‘Three Phases in the Evolution of EU Administrative Law’ in P Craig and G De Búrca (eds) The Evolution of EU Law 2nd edn, Oxford University Press, 2011, 439-464
P. Ibanez-Colomo, European Communications Law and Technological Convergence. Deregulation, Re-regulation and Regulatory Convergence in Television and Telecommunications (2011,Wolters, Kluwer)
D. Jancic, ‘The French Parliament: A European Scrutineer or National Actor?’ (2013) 19 European Public Law 129-159
J. Komárek, 'Reasoning with Previous Decisions: Beyond the Doctrine of Precedent' (2013) 61 American Journal of Comparative Law 149-172
O. Lynskey, ‘Track[ing] Changes: an Examination of EU Regulation of Online Behavioural Advertising through a Data Protection Lens’ (2011) 36 European Law Review 873-885
N. Moloney, “The European Securities and Markets Authority and Institutional Design for the EU Financial Markets – a Tale of Two Competences: Part (1) Rule-Making” 12(1) European Business Organization Law Review (2011) 41-88
J. Murkens, From Empire to Union: Conceptions of German Constitutional Law since 1871 (2013, OUP)
M. Wilkinson, ‘Political Constitutionalism and the European Union’ (2012) 76 Modern Law Review 191-222
F. de Witte (with M. Dawson), ‘Constitutional Balance in the EU after the Euro-Crisis’ (2012) 77 Modern Law Review (forthcoming)
