A must-have systematic and up-to-date analysis of the law and practice in the area.

The first comprehensive monograph dealing with secrecy in the EU. It provides a detailed account of legal foundations and practice, and also examines the three main forms of institutional oversight: parliamentary, judicial, and administrative. Invaluable for academics and practitioners. 

Timely, leading text on the EU Citizenship Directive and essential reading for academics and practitioners alike.  

An authoritative and thorough overview of the key arbitral jurisdictions and the most important arbitral rules and conventions. A must-have for practitioners.

An outstanding and insightful commentary on the foundations of the European Union.

An invaluable tool and essential reading on the wide-ranging area of “industrial law” in all its guises. 

Accessible and practical guide to the institutions and the rules of procedure for litigating cases before the EU Courts. Highly recommended.

Essential reading for practitioners and academics navigating their way through the rules that govern the system of remedies and the proceedings before the EU courts.

Is sport really special, and if so, should that special character be granted legal recognition? This book authoritatively addresses these issues raised by a human activity universally known and practiced everywhere. There could be no better fit than Weatherill. It is a must for every sports lawyer.

This extensive volume by leading experts and officials in the field provides an up-to-the-minute one-stop shop on Italian privacy law.

This book is the perfect guide to the new organisational and procedural framework applying to banking supervision

A systematic, analytical, homogeneous, thorough and extensive commentary on the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. Well-edited and rich in doctrinal and jurisprudential references and analysis, indispensable for lawyers, scholars and diplomats alike.

A one of a kind, impressive, extensive, authoritative, detailed and up to date book on Private International Law. The distinguished editors bring together 195 authors from 57 countries reviewing 80 jurisdictions. No doubt a leading text for many years to come.

This book is a must-have for litigators before the EU Courts and for those who want to understand the EU judicial system.

An excellent and the most updated work on the law and practice of access to documents of EU institutions.

An essential tool for companies and their legal advisers required to deal with REACH. It successfully navigates the reader through the complex legal aspects and the equally overwhelming formalities imposed by the REACH regulation. No doubt it will become a reference text on REACH.

A clear and authoritative, yet very readable and personal in style, account of EU law which clearly enriches and increases the quality of the landscape of treatise in the area. Highlighting relevant case law with thought-provoking insightfullness.

An excellent analysis of the Treaty of European Union and a magnificent addition to the legal literature in the field of the “new” EU Treaties. It not only adds to the understanding of the TEU but is also essential reading for officers, practitioners and policy makers.

A veritable treatise that systematically illustrates the entire subject of the Italian law of public contracts. A “must-have” for those involved or interested in the area.

Addressing the complex topic of airport management, the book highlights the major changes that, within the context of Italian law, have occurred as a result of the evolution of international, European and national law. With a wealth of doctrine and case law, it is certainly recommended for those involved with legal issues relating to airport management.

A welcome, well researched, detailed but manageable, contribution to the understanding of the third-party intervention mechanism in proceedings before the EU Courts, a situation that occurs very often but is rarely discussed in academic works. Practitioners involved in litigating cases before the EU courts will certainly benefit from it.

This book comprises contributions on the role and scope of the EU in the area of investment policy, provoking further debates and offering new approaches to the topic. It deals with the main new legal issues of the Common Commercial Policy as amended by the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty and also with its consequences in regard to international investment law. Essential reading for those interested in understanding this fundamental area of EU law.

Giuseppe Tesauro, former Advocate General at the Court of Justice of the EU and current Italian Constitutional Court Judge, provides an extremely portable and useful tool for the practising lawyer who requires to have at hand a manageable collection of the most popular and necessary EU legislation

This volume offers an extremely concise and up to date overview of the institutional, including the jurisdictional architecture and functioning, aspects of the EU legal order. It is designed for non-specialists and students who want an easy-to-read book to approach EU law.

This is the first commentary in the Italian language of the provisions of the EU Treaties in the amended and consolidated version following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty. Its thorough, clear and practical commentary enables the reader to understand the origin, the rationale and the scope of application of each provision

This book is a well-informed and stimulating set of contributions by renowned Italian scholars which explain with a wealth of details and clear and lucid analysis of the state of the art of the EU legal order in the light of the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon. It is a welcome addition to the literature on post-Lisbon European Union law.

This book is a good opportunity to know and understand the institutional and legal relations between the EU and Switzerland. Edited by Professor Massimo Condinanzi, it compiles fifteen essays written in Italian by Italian scholars, with the only exception of an essay written in French by a Swiss scholar. They are all very informative. Overall, it proves to be a useful text for didactical purposes on the relationships between Switzerland and the EU as well as for practitioners involved with issues relating to it.

The release of Nascimbene and Rossi Dal Pozzo’s book could not be any timelier and is a most welcome addition to the expanding literature on EU citizenship. Moreover, the book does not limit the analysis to EU citizenship but also covers free movement rights. The authors have managed to provide, in a mere 228 pages, an informative and comprehensive overview of a complex subject which gives a very clear update of the state of the case-law on the subject.