The main aim of this study is to consider the problems which arise from the enforcement of European Community policies and rules, and in particular, to examine the impact on national systems of law and procedure of this body of enforcement activity.
Contents:
From Rome to Maastricht and beyond - the problem of enforcing Community law, Bert Swart; models of enforcement - direct and delegated enforcement and the emergence of a ""joint action"" model, Christopher Harding; the protection of rights in the enforcement and application of community rules and procedures, Ann Sherlock; enforcement of the Common Fisheries Policy, with special reference to the Netherlands, Astrid Berg; enforcement of the Common Fisheries Policy, with special reference to the UK, Robin Churchill; towards and administrative sanctioning system in the Common Agricultural Policy, Rene Guldenmund and Lydia Westeroun van Meeteren; enforcement of health and safety at work, with special reference to the UK, Diane Rowland; enforcement of environmental rules - the UK experience, Gerry Cross; environmental criminal law in a European context - Europeanization or localization of law? a German case study, Bettina Lange; diversity and convergence in enforcement, Christopher Harding.
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