Euromarket Guide 1987

European Public Law is an English language journal edited at the Institute of European Public Law at the Law School, Hull University. The journal is dedicated to the study of the law of the European Community, the shaping of the public law of the Member States by the law of the European Community as well as by the Council of Europe's European Convention on Human Rights. The journal provides a detailed analysis of constitutional & administrative law at a crucial stage of European integration & legal development, being a vehicle for the study of the extent to which the separate systems of public law in each Member State are, notwithstanding their distinct historical & cultural backgrounds, developing a European Public Law in tandem with the law of the European Community Treaty. The journal also examines the public law systems of new Member States. As well as focusing upon the more traditional concerns of constitutional & administrative law, the journal also charts the emerging constitution of the European Community & the interplay between law & politics. It is concerned with the identification, examination & control of public power as public & private become ever more intertwined. Public law is given a wide interpretation, including the structure of government, judicial review, the conduct of regulatory bodies, redress of grievance through ombudsmen & administrative bodies; protection of human rights & protection against discrimination; openness & transparency; fiscal & monetary policy & the law & the role of regulation in the contemporary state & the European Union. In short, the journal embraces the operation & control of government & government agencies, regulation of economic & commercial affairs & relationships between the state & individuals.Dale, M. B. is the author of 'Euromarket Guide 1987' with ISBN 9780860108672 and ISBN 0860108678.