Yearbook of European law. Vol.27, 2008

Contents:

Creation's Final Laws: The Impact of the Treaty of Lisbon on the 'Final Provisions' Of Earlier Treaties - Gavin Barrett

Finally "Fit for Purpose"? The Treaty of Lisbon and the End of the Third Pillar Legal Order - Steve Peers

How Fundamental are Fundamental Principles? Primacy and Fundamental Rights after Lisbon - Lucia Serena Rossi

Supr[i]macy à la Française: Another French Exception? - Xavier Groussot

Procedural Overview and Substantive Comments on Articles 226 and 228 EC - Stine Andersen

Developing An Ever Closer Union Between The Peoples Of Europe? A Reappraisal of the Case Law of the Court of Justice on the Free Movement of Persons and EU Citizenship - Síofra O'Leary

Limitations on Religion in a Liberal Democratic Public Order: Christianity, Islam and the Partial Secularity of the European Union - Ronan McCrea

Commercial Gambling without Frontiers: When the ECJ Throws, the Dice is Loaded - Dimitrios Doukas and Jack Anderson

Binding the EU to International Human Rights Law - Israel de Jesús Butler and Olivier De Schutter

Breaking the Taboo: National Minorities in the EC and the WTO Trade Regimes - Thomas Burri

Monitor and Manage: MiFID and Power in the Regulation of EU Financial Markets - Larry Catá Backer

Political Path Dependency in Practice: the Takeover Directive - Beate Sjåfjell

The Changing Payments Landscape of Europe: Issues of Regulation and Competition - René Smits

Legal and Economic Appraisal of the 'More Economic Approach' to Unilateral Exclusionary Conduct. Regulation of Loyalty-Inducing Rebates (Case C-95/04P) - Leonardo Borlini

Survey: EC Competition Law 2005-2006 - Ian S Forrester, Jacquelyn F MacLennan and Assimakis P Komninos

Now in its 27th year, the Yearbook of European Law provides extended articles by leading scholars and practitioners analysing recent developments and underlying questions in the development of EU law.