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Preface,- Prologue.- Chapter 1: My pre-court life,- Chapter 2: EFTA Court judge by chance,- Chapter 3: The EEA - One area with two courts,- Chapter 4: The legacy of the five-member Court,- Chapter 5: Resurrection from the dead,- Chapter 6: The Member States - an unholy alliance,- Chapter 7: ESA - the great negotiator,- Chapter 8: Preliminary references - all options open?,- Chapter 9: A matter of interpretation, - Chapter 10: War over constitutional principles,- Chapter 11: Two early landmark cases: Veronika's struggle and enriched cereals,- Chapter 12: Fundamental rights - the EFTA Court amends the law,- Chapter 13: Putting the EFTA Court on the map,- Chapter 14: The economics of EEA Single Market law,- Chapter 15: Fundamental freedoms and the cursed proportionality test,- Chapter 16: Competition law - a rare pleasure,- Chapter 17: State aid law - a mixed pleasure,- Chapter 18: Secondary law - a wide sphere,- Chapter 19: Free movement of persons and social policy,- Chapter 20: Where's the beef?,- Chapter 21: Judicial dialogue between the ECJ and the EFTA Court,- Chapter 22: The Norwegian social model on the brink of downfall?,- Chapter 23: The failed decapitation of Kong Carl,- Chapter 24: Room for manoeuvre for Norway!,- Chapter 25: The Icesave saga,- Chapter 26: Gunfight at the Oslo corral,- Chapter 27: Working methods and judicial style,- Chapter 28: Attack on the EFTA Court's integrity,- Chapter 29: The Commission - The EFTA Court's patron saint?,- Chapter 30: Switzerland - from EU-phobia to EU-philia?,- Chapter 31: Brexit - No to an 'ever closer Union',- Chapter 32: Two souls in Europe's breast,- Epilogue. schovat popis