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EU Law Interest Section

Established in February 2000 by action of the EUSA Executive Committee

Click here to download the summary minutes [Word document] of the Section's launch meeting (June 2, 2001, Madison, Wisconsin)

Section's next meeting:

The EU Law Interest Section will next meet at EUSA's 12th Biennial International Conference in Boston, Massachusetts, March 7-9, 2011.

Working mission statement:

All European Union scholars readily acknowledge that a significant element in the development of the European Community is the caselaw of the European Court of Justice. The EUSA EU Law Section will concern itself with the interplay between the judicial decisions of the ECJ and the Court of First Instance and the political and economic concerns of the EU. While our focus is primarily on legal developments within the Community, the Section encourages the involvement of political scientists, economists, social scientists, policy makers and law practitioners to develop a broad interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral working group on EU law.

To become a member of EUSA and join the EU Law Interest Section, check out the membership page.

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