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Judging and (Re)Thinking European Union Law: Liber Amicorum Honour of Nils Wahl
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Judging and (Re)Thinking European Union Law: Liber Amicorum Honour of Nils Wahl
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With this Liber Amicorum, around 40 contributors from the legal and judicial professions, academia, and the EU institutions pay tribute to Professor and Judge Nils Wahl, and his exceptional career (inter alia, Judge of the EU General Court first, Advocate General of the EU Court of Justice then, and Judge of the EU Court of Justice finally). The contributions provide a thorough analysis of some of the most relevant legal challenges currently faced by the European Union. The volume is mainly focused on EU Competition Law, whilst also encompassing other areas of law (in particular, EU litigation). The book is primarily aimed at legal practitioners (staff of the EU institutions and in private practice) and scholars interested in EU legal matters, and to postgraduate students.
With this Liber Amicorum, around 40 contributors from the legal and judicial professions, academia, and the EU institutions pay tribute to Professor and Judge Nils Wahl, and his exceptional career (inter alia, Judge of the EU General Court first, Advocate General of the EU Court of Justice then, and Judge of the EU Court of Justice finally). The contributions provide a thorough analysis of some of the most relevant legal challenges currently faced by the European Union. The volume is mainly focused on EU Competition Law, whilst also encompassing other areas of law (in particular, EU litigation). The book is primarily aimed at legal practitioners (staff of the EU institutions and in private practice) and scholars interested in EU legal matters, and to postgraduate students.



















