Alan Dashwood,Barrister, is Professor of European Law and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Angus Johnston is University Lecturer in Law at the University of Cambridge and Director of Studies in Law at Trinity Hall, Cambridge.

• Part 1 The debate: the courts' papers - introductory comments, views from Luxembourg, views from member states, futurology of the judicial system, synthesis of the debate; the working party report; documents - amendments to the rules of procedure of the court of justice, the future of the judicial system of the European Union - proposals and reflections, the report by the working party on the future of the European communities' court system, reform of the community courts. Part 2 The outcome at Nice: the outcome at Nice, Alan Dashwood and Angus Johnston.

The addition of original sources makes the volume extremely useful for any political scientist trying to understand conflict settlement within the EU Kenneth Holland, The University of Memphis The Law and Politics Book Review June 2002 ...provides a wealth of informationhave the most direct appeal to those specializing in this focused yet dynamic area of legal development. Robert Hanser The Literature of Criminal Justice June 2002

Alan Dashwood,Barrister, is Professor of European Law and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Angus Johnston is University Lecturer in Law at the University of Cambridge and Director of Studies in Law at Trinity Hall, Cambridge.

• Part 1 The debate: the courts' papers - introductory comments, views from Luxembourg, views from member states, futurology of the judicial system, synthesis of the debate; the working party report; documents - amendments to the rules of procedure of the court of justice, the future of the judicial system of the European Union - proposals and reflections, the report by the working party on the future of the European communities' court system, reform of the community courts. Part 2 The outcome at Nice: the outcome at Nice, Alan Dashwood and Angus Johnston.

The addition of original sources makes the volume extremely useful for any political scientist trying to understand conflict settlement within the EU Kenneth Holland, The University of Memphis The Law and Politics Book Review June 2002 ...provides a wealth of informationhave the most direct appeal to those specializing in this focused yet dynamic area of legal development. Robert Hanser The Literature of Criminal Justice June 2002

Alan Dashwood,Barrister, is Professor of European Law and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Angus Johnston is University Lecturer in Law at the University of Cambridge and Director of Studies in Law at Trinity Hall, Cambridge.

• Part 1 The debate: the courts' papers - introductory comments, views from Luxembourg, views from member states, futurology of the judicial system, synthesis of the debate; the working party report; documents - amendments to the rules of procedure of the court of justice, the future of the judicial system of the European Union - proposals and reflections, the report by the working party on the future of the European communities' court system, reform of the community courts. Part 2 The outcome at Nice: the outcome at Nice, Alan Dashwood and Angus Johnston.

The addition of original sources makes the volume extremely useful for any political scientist trying to understand conflict settlement within the EU Kenneth Holland, The University of Memphis The Law and Politics Book Review June 2002 ...provides a wealth of informationhave the most direct appeal to those specializing in this focused yet dynamic area of legal development. Robert Hanser The Literature of Criminal Justice June 2002