Agreement on the European Economic Area : a commentary

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Agreement on the European Economic Area : a commentary

Title remainder

a commentary

Statement of responsibility

edited by Finn Arnesen, Halvard Haukeland Fredriksen, Hans Petter Graver, Ola Mestad, Christoph Vedder

Contributor

• Graver, Hans Petter
• Mestad, Ola
• Arnesen, Finn, 1962-
• Fredriksen, Halvard Haukeland, 1977-
• Vedder, Christoph Wilhelm

Editor

• Fredriksen, Halvard Haukeland, 1977-
• Arnesen, Finn, 1962-
• Graver, Hans Petter
• Mestad, Ola
• Vedder, Christoph Wilhelm

Subject

• Europe -- Economic integration
• Agreement on the European Economic Area, (1992 May 2)
• European Economic Area
• European Economic Community countries -- Foreign economic relations -- European Free Trade Association countries
• European Free Trade Association countries -- Foreign economic relations -- European Economic Community countries

Language

eng

Summary

The provisions of the Agreement on the European Economic Area (EEA) determine the relations of the EFTA countries Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein with the EU and its Member States. On its basis, these three countries participate extensively in the internal market. The EEA is also discussed as a possible model for relations between the EU and the United Kingdom after Brexit. The new commentary, article by article, explores the importance of the legal practice agreement. It incorporates the extensive annexes and protocols to the agreement, which unlocks key secondary EEA law and establishes links with EU law. The current state of EEA law in Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein is summarized by legislation and case law. The focus of the presentations lies in the commentary of the EEA regulations on the free movement of goods, the movement of persons, services and capital, transport policy and competition law. The tasks and procedures of the two EEA bodies European Surveillance Authority and EFTA Court, which are used for monitoring and dispute resolution, are explained by commenting on the EEA Regulations and the supplementary agreement concluded between Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. --

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Literary form

non fiction