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 Member States versus the European Union: The Regulation of Gambling

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xviii)   (475K)
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    • Preface
    • Acknowledgements
    • Table Of Contents
    • List Of Abbreviations
  • General Introduction (1-6)   (75K)
  • Non-Legal Background To The Regulation Of Gambling In The European Union (7-52)   (279K)
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    • 2.1. Introduction
    • 2.2. Structure Of Gambling Markets
    • 2.3. The Impact Of Technology On Gambling
    • 2.4. Negative Consequences Arising From Gambling
    • 2.5. Conclusion
  • National Gambling Policies And Law (53-220)   (842K)
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    • 3.1. Introduction
    • 3.2. Gambling Regulation – Common Elements
    • 3.3. France
    • 3.4. The Netherlands
    • 3.5. United Kingdom
    • 3.6. Conclusion
  • Gambling And Community Law: The Status Quo (221-304)   (461K)
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    • 4.1. An Introduction To The European Gambling Debate
    • 4.2. The Beginnings Of A European Debate And Questions Of Subsidiarity
    • 4.3. Case Law Of The ECJ
    • 4.4. Pending Preliminary References
    • 4.5. The Role Of The European Commission
    • 4.6. Secondary Legislation And Its Limitations
    • 4.7. Conclusion
  • Pigeon-Holing Gambling: Which Freedom Provides The Appropriate Framework? (305-382)   (433K)
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    • 5.1. Introduction
    • 5.2. The Material Scope Of The Freedoms
    • 5.3. Which Form Of Gambling Corresponds With Which Freedom?
    • 5.4. Restrictive Measures And Their Justification
    • 5.5. Returning To The Gambling Case Law
    • 5.6. Conclusion
  • Compatibility Of, And Commonalities Between, National Approaches To Regulating Gambling (383-506)   (647K)
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    • 6.1. Introduction
    • 6.2. General Regulatory Objectives: A Comparison
    • 6.3. Sectoral Restrictive Measures And Their Justification
    • 6.4. Commonalities Between The Three National Regulatory Regimes & The Paradox Of Monopolies
    • 6.5. Conclusion
  • General Conclusions (507-520)   (132K)
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    • 7.1. Respecting The National Margin Of Discretion
    • 7.2. The Demise Of State Monopolies?
    • 7.3. The Need For A Community Framework Or Common Understanding
    • 7.4. Closing Remarks
  • Regulation Of Gaming Machines In Great Britain (521-524)   (60K)
  • Operating Licences, Codes Of Practices Applicable To Various Forms Of In Great Britain (525-530)   (63K)
  • Bibliography (531-562)   (182K)
  • Index (563-575)   (85K)