New to the O'Quinn Law Library collection is The Law & Politics of Brexit, a collection of essays on the 2016 Brexit Referendum edited by Federico Fabbrini.
Legal researchers interested in Brexit, or in either British or European Union law using Brexit as a case study, might find this book useful. There are four main sections, three of which are devoted to specific aspects of law. The first addresses European Union membership law; the second addresses the potential legal consequences of Brexit for Engish, Scottish, and Northern Irish law (Welsh consequences are not addressed); the third addresses currency law, criminal law, and trade/labor law in the European Union, as well as hor Brixit will affect British law in these matters. The final section focuses on political speculation rather than legal discussion, but is equally well-written and could still be of interest to legal scholars interested in Brexit generally.
UH students students can access this book at the O'Quinn Law Library on the main campus and at the Neumann Library at the Clear Lake campus.
Legal researchers interested in Brexit, or in either British or European Union law using Brexit as a case study, might find this book useful. There are four main sections, three of which are devoted to specific aspects of law. The first addresses European Union membership law; the second addresses the potential legal consequences of Brexit for Engish, Scottish, and Northern Irish law (Welsh consequences are not addressed); the third addresses currency law, criminal law, and trade/labor law in the European Union, as well as hor Brixit will affect British law in these matters. The final section focuses on political speculation rather than legal discussion, but is equally well-written and could still be of interest to legal scholars interested in Brexit generally.
UH students students can access this book at the O'Quinn Law Library on the main campus and at the Neumann Library at the Clear Lake campus.
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