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This course examines the substantive rules by which European Union law governs public authorities, businesses, and private individuals. It covers areas beyond the internal market and competition law, which are the focus of a separate course.

Adopting a cross-cutting approach, the course combines elements of EU public and private law. Particular attention is paid to the interaction between EU legislation, national law, fundamental rights, and judicial enforcement. Rather than providing an exhaustive survey of EU legislation, the course aims to provide a sound understanding of the legal consequences of EU law in several legal fields (going beyond the French distinction between public and private law). Students will examine the Europeanisation of areas such as fundamental rights, regulation, competition, environmental law, digital law, consumer law and private enforcement.

The course also aims to provide a good understanding of EU law as a tool for resolving specific legal disputes.

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