Professor Sir Alan Dashwood

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Sidney Sussex College
  • Emeritus Professor of European Law
Professor Sir Alan Dashwood

Research

Publications

Selected publications

Wyatt & Dashwood’s European Union Law (forthcoming) Book 1 June 2011 Hart Publishing Alan Dashwood, Michael Dougan, Barry Rodger, Eleanor Spaventa, Derrick Wyatt, Michael Dougan, Barry Rodger, Eleanor Spaventa, Derrick Wyatt The Law and Practice of EU External Relations – Salient Features of a Changing Landscape Book 1 September 2009 Alan Dashwood, Marc Maresceau, Marc Maresceau The Law and Practice of CFSP Joint Actions Chapter 1 September 2009 In EU Foreign Relations Law – Constitutional Fundamentals, Hart Publishing Alan Dashwood, Cremona, De Witte, Cremona, De Witte The Institutional Framework and the Institutional Balance Chapter 1 September 2009 In 50 Years of the European Treaties: Looking Back and Thinking Forward, Hart Publishing Alan Dashwood, Dougan, Dougan What can be salvaged if the Treaty of Lisbon is lost? Chapter 1 September 2009 In Views of European Law from the Mountain (Liber Amicorum Piet Jan Slot), Kluwer Law International Alan Dashwood, Bulterman et al., Bulterman et al. Article 47 TEU and the Relationship between First and Second Pillar Competences Chapter 1 September 2008 In The Law and Practice of EU External Relations – Salient Features of a Changing Landscape Alan Dashwood, Dashwood, Maresceau, Dashwood, Maresceau Wyatt & Dashwood’s European Union Law Book 1 September 2006 Sweet and Maxwell Alan Dashwood, Derrick Wyatt, Derrick Wyatt From Van Duyn to Mangold via Marshall: Reducing Direct Effect to Absurdity? Journal article 1 September 2006 9 CYELS (2006-2007), pp. 81-109 Alan Dashwood The EU Constitution – What Will Really Change? Journal article 1 September 2005 7 CYELS (2204/2005), pp.33-56 Alan Dashwood The Impact of Enlargement on the Union’s Institutions Chapter 1 September 2004 In EU Enlargement: A Legal Approach, Hart Publishing Alan Dashwood, C. Hillion, C. Hillion
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