The Directory of EU Information Sources (15th edition)

The EU does not get any simpler as time goes on, and as it expands, both in members and with its tentacles reaching ever further and deeper into our working and everyday lives, the need to try and get to grips with its myriad offices, and officers, becomes ever greater. Whether we need to react to something from the Commission or whether we need to keep an eye on particular policies or developments, this volume is, as with previous editions (RR 1998/6) a good place to start into the labyrinth. It is well enough organized that you also have every...