Human Face of the European Union (eBook, PDF)

Are EU Law and Policy Humane Enough?
Redaktion: Ferreira, Nuno

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Produktbeschreibung

This collection asks a direct but complex question: is the EU humane enough? The implementation of EU law and policy and its balance between economic and social values continues to provoke debate. Providing fresh insight, Nuno Ferreira and Dora Kostakopoulou present a novel analytical framework, centred on the notion of humaneness, for assessing EU law and policy. This innovative approach leads to recommendations for policy change towards a more humanistic philosophy for the EU. Broad in its scope, this remarkable volume draws together interdisciplinary perspectives from contributors who examine key EU law and policy fields, including economic integration, asylum and free movement, citizenship and development, and security. This book is essential reading for scholars, students and policy-makers seeking new ways of exploring the economic versus social values debate in EU law.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. August 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781316673423
• Artikelnr.: 45962373

Inhaltsangabe

1. The human face of the European Union: are EU law and policy humane
enough? An introduction Nuno Ferreira; Part I. Incorporating Humaneness
into the European Integration Project: 2. A constitution of social
governance for the European Union Dagmar Schiek; 3. Safeguarding 'critical
social functions' post the Global Financial Crisis Dalvinder Singh; 4.
Lisbon, via Stockholm, Strasbourg and Opinion 2/13: prospects for
citizen-centred protection of fundamental rights? Noreen O'Meara; 5.
Fundamental rights and humaneness in European private law: the case of
health care Aurelia Colombi Ciacchi and Adam McCann; Part II. The
Individual: At the Centre and in the Periphery: 6. Changes and challenges
go hand in hand - accessibility of the preliminary ruling procedure before
an overloaded Court within the area of freedom, security and justice
post-Lisbon Agata B. Capik; 7. Union citizenship: placing limitations on a
human-centred approach? Stephanie Reynolds; 8. EU citizens' whimsical
status: persons or actors on their way to full agency? Päivi Neuvonen; 9.
The Roma and European Union citizenship: in search of a humane answer from
the EU Nuno Ferreira and Dora Kostakopoulou; 10. The humaneness of EU
asylum law and policy Dallal Stevens; 11. Stateless in Europe: the
unbearable lightness of being an unperson in the EU Julia Bradshaw; Part
III. Ensuring Security, Exporting Values and Leading the Way... Humanely?:
12. 'Human face' or no face? The EU's approach to international security
Kamil Zwolski, Stephen Rozée and Christian Kaunert; 13. The development of
new crisis management tools and their impact on human rights Julia Schmidt;
14. Human rights conditionality in the EU GSP scheme: 'a focus on those in
need or a need to refocus?' Samantha Velluti; 15. Politics, power and good
intentions in the EU development policy Päivi Leino; 16. Towards a
humanistic philosophy of the European Union Dora Kostakopoulou; Conclusion.