Ralf Havertz et al.: Treaty of Amsterdam Treaty of Nice

The European Union is a supranational union that is the result of a treaty between states. The treaty is a binding agreement between the parties, which is a role that has been played in the constitution of each individual nation. The treaty forces the nation's domestic laws to conform and unite, thereby providing a unified legal order throughout the EU. So it's virtually impossible to understand the reality of the European Union without a direct understanding of the treaty itself. The Amsterdam Treaty and the Nice Treaty, which are four of the five total volumes, are also important. The Amsterdam Treaty and the Nice Treaty are a contrast to the European Union's expansion of eastern Europe, which focuses on the European Parliament's reform of institutions. The treaty also provided a way for the European Union to develop on a more solid ground, such as the rise of employment and environmental issues in the common policy of the European union, the intensified security policies. Moreover, at that time, the co-scientized strategy of Europe, which is responding to global change and crisis, and also being a very important short-term understanding of the present Lisbon treaty system, the interested reader is expected to be of great help to the students and the participants.

Korean title: 암스테르담조약 니스조약

Korean author: 랄프 하베르츠 외

Korean publisher: 신서원

ISBN-13: 9788979406559