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European State Aid Law and Policy 3rd edition [Hardback]

(Serle Court Chambers)
  • Formāts: Hardback, 888 pages, height x width x depth: 244x169x22 mm, weight: 1452 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Oct-2015
  • Izdevniecība: Hart Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1849466270
  • ISBN-13: 9781849466271
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
  • Formāts: Hardback, 888 pages, height x width x depth: 244x169x22 mm, weight: 1452 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Oct-2015
  • Izdevniecība: Hart Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1849466270
  • ISBN-13: 9781849466271
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
This third edition of Conor Quigley's highly acclaimed book offers the most comprehensive and detailed examination of European state aid law. The book is designed to provide lawyers, regulators, public officials, and students with a definitive statement of the law and practice of state aid. At the same time as placing state aid law and policy in its economic, commercial, and industrial context, the book fully explores the concept of state aid and its function as a tool of EU law. All of this is achieved by means of the most thorough examination of the extensive jurisprudence of the European courts and the decisions, legislation, and guidelines of the European Commission in declaring aid compatible or incompatible with the internal market. The analysis incorporates all the developments wrought by the Commission's 2013 State Aid Modernization program, including detailed chapters on research and development, environment and energy, restructuring aid, risk capital for SMEs, as well as sectoral aid including, in particular, a detailed assessment of state aid and the financial crisis. The Commission's supervisory powers, as well as the means of enforcing state aid law in the EU and national courts, are also fully explained.

Recenzijas

Praise for the First Edition The chapters summarize and synthesize a large and complex body of case-law readably, clearly, interestingly, thoroughly and concisely...practical and comprehensive in approach...The book satisfactorily passed the key test: it told us what we needed to know in certain current State Aid cases more clearly than in other books consulted -- Asger Petersen and J Temple Lang * Common Market Law Review * ...the book functions as a superb research resource...it should be considered an essential acquisition for lawyers, academics and indeed all who are professionally involved in this increasingly complex area of law. -- Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor

Preface vii
Table of Cases
xiii
Table of EU Legislation
lxxxiii
Part I STATE AID AND ARTICLE 107 TFEU
1 The Notion of State Aid in EU Law
3(50)
1.1 State aid in European Union Law
3(9)
1.2 Economic advantage granted by the State
12(15)
1.3 Aid must be imputable to the State
27(7)
1.4 Aid must be financed through State resources
34(12)
1.5 State regulation as State aid
46(7)
2 State Aid within Article 107(1) TFEU
53(44)
2.1 Criteria for State aid within Article 107(1) TFEU
53(1)
2.2 Undertakings as recipients of aid
54(9)
2.3 Selective advantage favouring certain undertakings
63(13)
2.4 Distortion of competition
76(6)
2.5 Effect on trade between Member States
82(9)
2.6 De minimis aid
91(6)
3 Taxation and State Aid
97(56)
3.1 Taxation and State aid
97(12)
3.2 Selectivity by derogation from normal taxation
109(18)
3.3 Taxation and regional autonomy
127(9)
3.4 Special taxes and parafiscal levies
136(13)
3.5 Harmful tax competition
149(4)
4 Market Transactions and State Aid
153(40)
4.1 Market transactions and State aid
153(15)
4.2 Payment for goods and services
168(3)
4.3 Investments on market terms
171(10)
4.4 Sale of public assets
181(5)
4.5 State guarantees
186(7)
5 Compatibility of State Aid with the Internal Market
193(38)
5.1 Compatibility of State aid with the internal market
193(3)
5.2 Aid which is compatible with the internal market
196(7)
5.3 Aid which may be compatible with the internal market
203(14)
5.4 Aid which the Council determines to be compatible
217(1)
5.5 State aid, competition policy and the internal market
218(13)
6 Services of General Economic Interest
231(24)
6.1 Payment for services of general economic interest
231(14)
6.2 Compatibility of State aid under Article 106(2) TFEU
245(10)
Part II EUROPEAN STATE AID POLICY
7 Structure of EU State Aid Policy
255(25)
7.1 State aid in the European Union
255(5)
7.2 Structure of EU State aid policy
260(10)
7.3 Principles of EU State aid policy
270(10)
8 Regional Aid
280(38)
8.1 Commission policy of regional aid
280(7)
8.2 Designation of assisted areas
287(2)
8.3 Block exemption for regional investment aid
289(5)
8.4 Compatibility criteria in the regional aid guidelines
294(5)
8.5 Notified regional investment aid schemes
299(4)
8.6 Notified individual regional investment aid
303(4)
8.7 Regional aid for large investment projects
307(5)
8.8 Regional operating aid schemes
312(3)
8.9 Regional urban development aid
315(3)
9 State Aid for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
318(21)
9.1 Commission policy on State aid for SMEs
318(4)
9.2 SME investment aid
322(1)
9.3 Aid for direct foreign investment
323(1)
9.4 SME aid for ancillary purposes
324(2)
9.5 Aid for risk finance investments in SMEs
326(13)
10 Training and Employment Aid
339(15)
10.1 Commission policy on training and employment aid
339(3)
10.2 Training aid
342(4)
10.3 Employment aid
346(3)
10.4 Aid for employment of disadvantaged and disabled workers
349(5)
11 State Aid for Research and Development and Innovation
354(17)
11.1 Commission policy on aid R&D&I
354(4)
11.2 Compatibility criteria under the R&D&I framework
358(7)
11.3 Aid for R&D&I projects
365(2)
11.4 Aid for other categories of R&D&I activities
367(4)
12 State Aid for Environmental Protection
371(32)
12.1 Commission policy on State aid for environmental protection
371(5)
12.2 Compatibility criteria in the EEAG Guidelines
376(7)
12.3 Categories of aid for environmental protection
383(20)
13 Rescue and Restructuring Aid
403(25)
13.1 Commission policy on rescue and restructuring aid
403(6)
13.2 Compatibility criteria in the R&R guidelines
409(3)
13.3 Rescue aid
412(2)
13.4 Restructuring aid
414(10)
13.5 Rescue and restructuring aid schemes for SMEs
424(4)
14 Sectoral Aid
428(35)
14.1 Sectoral aid
428(1)
14.2 Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
429(5)
14.3 Broadcasting, media and communications
434(8)
14.4 Coal and steel
442(3)
14.5 Energy
445(4)
14.6 Security
449(2)
14.7 Shipbuilding
451(1)
14.8 Sport
452(2)
14.9 Transport
454(9)
15 State Aid and the Financial Crisis
463(30)
15.1 State aid and the financial crisis
463(7)
15.2 State guarantees for financial institutions
470(5)
15.3 Recapitalisation of financial institutions
475(7)
15.4 Impaired assets relief
482(4)
15.5 Restructuring of financial institutions
486(7)
Part III SUPERVISION AND ENFORCEMENT
16 Assessment of State Aid by the European Commission
493(84)
16.1 Supervisory control of State aid
493(8)
16.2 New and existing aid
501(12)
16.3 Notification of new aid
513(8)
16.4 Preliminary assessment of new aid
521(15)
16.5 Review of existing aid
536(4)
16.6 Preliminary assessment of unlawful aid and misuse of aid
540(12)
16.7 Formal investigation procedure
552(22)
16.8 Ex post controls
574(3)
17 Recovery of Unlawful Aid
577(41)
17.1 Recovery of unlawful or misused aid
577(12)
17.2 Decisions ordering recovery of unlawful aid
589(14)
17.3 Infringement proceedings against Member States
603(15)
18 Enforcement in National Court Proceedings
618(43)
18.1 State aid in national court proceedings
618(13)
18.2 Direct effect of EU State aid law
631(6)
18.3 Challenges to validity of EU State aid decisions
637(5)
18.4 Recovery of unlawful aid
642(9)
18.5 Actions for restitution and damages
651(10)
Part IV JUDICIAL REVIEW OF EU STATE AID DECISIONS
19 Judicial Review of EU Decisions: Admissibility
661(71)
19.1 Actions for annulment of EU decisions
661(7)
19.2 Reviewable acts
668(7)
19.3 Reviewable decisions on State aid
675(10)
19.4 Review of failure to act
685(3)
19.5 Applicant's interest in judicial review proceedings
688(11)
19.6 Direct and individual concern
699(29)
19.7 Limitation periods for commencing proceedings
728(4)
20 Judicial Review of EU Decisions: Substance
732(53)
20.1 Grounds of review
732(5)
20.2 Review of the Commission's assessment
737(7)
20.3 Statement of reasons
744(18)
20.4 Consequences of annulment
762(5)
20.5 Interim relief
767(18)
Index 785
Conor Quigley QC is a barrister specialising in EU law at Serle Court Chambers.