The European Parliament provides access to committee reports and floor debates on EU legislation. It hosts the Legislative Observatory database (free registration is required) which is useful for tracking proposed EU Legislation.
Europa is the main gateway for European Union information. It includes a glossary of European Union terms, the EU Bookshop, which includes many free publications on European Union policy issues, press releases, and links to legislation and treaty documents. Europa hosts Com Documents, or Commission Documents from the European Commission, which include legislative proposals, “white papers” and other documents pertaining to recent policy issues, as well as Summaries of EU Legislation. Activities of the European Union provides overviews of several policy areas, and commission proposals can be monitored using the Pre-Lex database.
Eur-Lex is the official web portal for European Union legal documents. It includes the Official Journal of the European Communities, the basic source of EU statutory texts. The official Journal is also available on Lexis and Westlaw. The Official Journal is not codified, but Eur-Lex also hosts the Directory of Community Legislation in Force, which can be browsed by subject. Free registration may be required.
A wealth of information is provided by the Delegation of the European Union to the United States. It includes a press room, hot topics, and overviews of various policy areas. The European A to Z index provides links to various EU agencies as well as links to information on issues of importance to the European Union.
Common Market Law Review
European Law Journal
European Review of Private Law (available online)
EU Focus (selected coverage on Westlaw from 2001)
Don't forget to check is Wayne State has a resource by using the online card catalog/ journal database search.
If you know the title of a publication you can quickly check whether it is on Lexis or Westlaw by using their free web directory databases.