The Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 2007-2008
The Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 2007-2008
Volume 10
Editor: Catherine Barnard
Authors:
Alan Dashwood, The EU Law Perspective: Issues of Direct Effect
Tonia Novitz, A Human Rights Analysis of the Viking and Laval Judgments
Mia Rönnmar, Free Movement of Services vs National Labour Law and Industrial Relations Systems: Understanding the Laval Case from a Swedish and Nordic Perspective
Simon Deakin, The Labour Law Perspective: the Economic Implications of the Decisions
Silvana Sciarra, Viking and Laval. Collective Labour Rights and Market Freedoms in the Enlarged EU
Jack Straw, Human Rights in the 21st Century
Conor Gearty, Situating International Human Rights Law in an Age of Counter-terrorism
Kyriakos Fountoukakos, Judicial Review and EC Merger Control: Reflections on the Effectiveness of the System with Regard to the Standard of Review and Speed
Eleanor Sharpston & José Maria F Martin, Some Reflections on Schengen Free Movement Rights and the Principle of ne bis in idem.
Steve Peers, In a World of their Own? Justice & Home Affairs Opt-outs and the Treaty of Lisbon
Paola Nebbia, The Double Life of Effectiveness
Christopher Townley, Is Anything more Important than Consumer Welfare (in Article 81 EC)? Reflections of a Community Lawyer
Giorgio Monti, The New Substantive test in EC Merger Regulation—Bridging the Gap between Economics and Law?
Michal Bobek, On the Application of European Law in (not only) the Courts of the New Member States: ‘Don’t Do as I Say’.
Vassilis Hatzopoulos, Assessing the Services Directive (2006/123/EC)
Constance Grewe, The Relationship between EU and Member States in Constitutional Case Law. A Comparison between Western and Eastern Europe.
Gareth Davies, ‘Process and Production Method’-based Trade Restrictions in the EU
Nick Grief, The Domestic Reach of General Principles: First City Trading Revisited
Rachel Craufurd-Smith, Balancing Culture and Competition: State Support for the Film and Tv Sectors in European Community Law
Stefan Enchelmaier, Something Intangible to Hold on to—the Spectrum of Security over Receivables in England and Germany
Marcel Szabó, The EU under Public International Law: Challenging Prospects
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