Part I. History and Nature1: Robert Schütze: The Internal Market: An International Perspective2: Paul Craig: The Internal Market: An Historical Perspective3: Takis Tridimas: The Internal Market: A Comparative Perspective4: Robert Schütze: The Internal Market: A Constitutional PerspectivePart II. The Free Movement of Goods: General Rules5: Laurence W. Gormley: The Elimination of Customs Duties and Charges having Equivalent Effect6: Timothy Lyons: The Common Customs Tariff and Customs Cooperation7: Peter Oliver: The Prohibition of Discriminatory Internal Taxation8: Stefan Enchelmaier: The Elimination of Quantitative Restrictions on Imports and Measures Having Equivalent Effect9: Marek Szyd#322o: The Elimination of Quantitative Restrictions on Exports10: Jan Zglinski: Defending Trade Barriers: Justification, Proportionality and Standards of Review in the Free Movement of GoodsPart III. The Free Movement of Goods: Special Rules11: Joseph A. McMahon: The Common Agricultural Policy12: Joseph A. McMahon: Are Common Market Organisations past their expiry date?13: Jill Wakefield: The Common Fisheries Policy14: Laurens Ankersmit: Third country goods inside the internal market15: Graham Butler: State Monopolies and the Internal Market16: Tanya Aplin: Intellectual Property Rights and the Internal MarketPart IV. Free Movement of Persons17: Alina Tryfonidou: The Free Movement of Natural Persons: Workers and Establishment18: Wolf-Georg Ringe: The Right of Establishment: Companies19: Dimitrios Doukas: Public Policy Justifications and Imperative Requirements: A Sliding Scale of Review of Restrictions on Free Movement of Persons20: Eleanor Spaventa: Union Citizenship21: Niamh Nic Shuibhne: Third-Country Nationals and Freedom MovementPart V.
Free Movement of Services & Capital22: Jukka Snell: Free Movement of Services: The Approach under the Treaty23: Nabil Hoffmann Khabirpour and Catherine Barnard: The Services Directive: A Legislative Overview24: Gareth Davies and Dion Kramer: The Posting of Workers25: Graham Butler: Free Movement of Capital: General Rules and Exceptions26: Steffen Hindelang: Free movement of Capital: Third Countries27: Stephen Weatherill: The function and limits of legislative harmonization in making the internal market28: Oana #350tefan: Soft Law as an Effectiveness Enhancing Tool in Internal Market Regulation29: Hans-W. Micklitz: European Regulatory Private Law30: Wulf-Henning Roth: The Internal Market and Private International Law31: Barend Van Leeuwen: Harmonization, European Standardization and the New ApproachPart VII. Widening the Internal Market32: Dimitry V. Kochenov and Wessel W. Geursen: EU Law of the Overseas: Essential Principles33: Sanem Baykal and Andrea Ott: The Internal Market and Turkey34: Halvard Haukeland Fredriksen: The European Economic Area35: Matthias Oesch and Aliénor Nina Burghartz: The Common Market with Switzerland36: Marise Cremona and Alessandro Petti: Extending the Internal Market through EU Trade Agreements.