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Acknowledgements. List of Abbreviations. 1. Introduction. Part I: The Court’s Traditional and New Approaches to Purely Internal Situations. 2. The Traditional Approach of the Court. 3. The Court’s New Approaches to a Link with EC Law: Responding to the Problems of the Traditional Approach. Part II: Reverse Discrimination as an Incongruity in the Contemporary EC. 4. Reverse Discrimination and the Free Movement of Persons: An Incongruity in a Citizens’ Europe. 5. Reverse Discrimination and EC Trade: An Incongruity in a Genuine Internal Market. 6. Conclusion. List of References. Table of Cases and Secondary Legislation. Table of Treaty Articles. Index.
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