The human rights opinion of the ECJ and its constitutional implications
by Anthony Arnull, University of Cambridge. Centre for European Legal Studies, Court of Justice of the European Communities.
Book 1 of Occasional paper (University of Cambridge. Centre for European Legal Studies) --
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