Discovering Expropriation Law in Europe: A Comparative Overview

Have you ever wondered how land expropriation is carried out across Europe? Are there any common themes in this complex area of law? What lessons can we learn from a comparative analysis? Look no further than "Expropriation Law in Europe", a groundbreaking book edited by Sluysmans, Verbist, and Waring.

Unveiling the First Comparative Overview

Compulsory land acquisition, even when accompanied by compensation, has always been a source of political and social debate. In today's globalized world, concerns about controlling expropriation have intensified, compounded by the growing influence of the European Convention on Human Rights and expropriations for economic development. That is why this book is a crucial and captivating survey of expropriation law spanning 15 different jurisdictions across Europe.

A Geographical Exploration

From Norway to Spain, Ireland to Greece, and Belgium to Sweden, "Expropriation Law in Europe" covers a diverse range of countries. This comprehensive geographical coverage allows readers to gain insights into expropriation practices and regulations from various perspectives. With country-specific chapters authored by expert contributors, many of whom provide the first English-language analysis of their national expropriation laws, this book is an indispensable resource.

Insights from Expert Contributors

Each country-specific chapter delves into the operation of national expropriation laws, providing an in-depth understanding of the legal framework. Moreover, the editors offer an insightful overview of common traditions in expropriation law, grounds for opposing expropriation, and compensation rules. These collective insights culminate in the identification of core principles in European expropriation law.

Essential Reading for Legal Professionals and Enthusiasts

Whether you are a lawyer, practitioner, or simply interested in the intricacies of land expropriation, "Expropriation Law in Europe" is an invaluable resource. This comparative overview sheds light on the control mechanisms and legal frameworks governing the expropriation of land across Europe. Don't miss out on this illuminating read!