It is increasingly common for commentators to argue that common law judicial review and human rights law are merging to form a unified field of public law, characterised by common functions, norms, concepts and methods, and/or that the two fields ought to be so unified. Such commentators...

This chapter explains the development during the nineteenth century of the legal structures behind the international monetary union between the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. It thus illustrates the operation of one part of the international gold standard in regulating currency...

EU law is a separate legal framework, different from international law, and integrated into the legal systems of the Member States. The Union's legal framework is based on autonomous legal sources. Different nature of these sources requires the introduction of a hierarchy among them. At the top...

EU law is a separate legal framework, different from international law, and integrated into the legal systems of the Member States. The Union's legal framework is based on autonomous legal sources. Different nature of these sources requires the introduction of a hierarchy among them. At the top...

With the introduction of the legal framework of Economic and Monetary Union by the Maastricht Treaty a new chapter not only in European economic integration, but also in the development of the global economic system was opened. The close coordination of the economic policies of the Member States...

This paper is an examination of the legal basis of Economic and Monetary Union. The law stated therein was up to date on 12 February 1997. Since almost all of the EC Treaty provisions have been left entirely unamended since that date, the paper retains much of its relevance, although readers...