A considerable part of EC legislation concerns agricultural law which is not surprising considering the importance attached to agricultural policy by the European Community Members. As a result of its dominant place in EC law, agricultural law is currently the most developed form of administrative law in the Community.
Besides providing helpful information in the field of agricultural law, this book will be useful to those interested in the development of other fields of Community law which might follow the same path. An issue of continuing interest in the context of agricultural EC regulations is the conflict existing between national and community objectives and between the relevant EC Directives and their practical implementation by the EC Member States.
- Agriculture in the EC Treaty
- The Treaty Provisions on Agriculture
- Common Market Organizations (I)
- Common Market Organizations (II). Common Prices
- Common Market Organizations (III). Trade and Production
- Common Market Organizations (IV). The Agri-Monetary System
- Agricultural Structures
- The Financing of the Common Agricultural Policy
- Coordination of National Aids
- Restrictive Practices and Producer Organizations
- Market Regulation under the Common Agricultural Policy
- Subsidies and Levies (The Application of Amounts)
- Sanctions and Securities
- Force Majeure
- The Agricultural Legislation
- Community Agricultural Law and the Principle of Legal Certainty
- Community Agricultural Law and the Principle of Non-Discrimination
- Community Agricultural Law and the Principle of Proportionality
- The Changing Structure of Community Agricultural Law
- Community Agricultural Law: Instrument or Guarantee?