Judging Europe's judges : the legitimacy of the case law of the European Court of Justice edited by Maurice Adams ... [et al.].
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: UK : Hart Publishing, 2013.Description: 261 pISBN: - 9781849463355
- 341.55094 ADA/JUD
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Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction. Judging Europe's judges
Chapter 2. The Court's outer and inner selves : exploring the external and internal legitimacy of the European Court of Justice
Chapter 3. Adjudication by reference to general principles of EU law : a second look at the Mangold case law
Chapter 4. The Court's case law on the internal market : 'a circumloquacious statement of the result, rather than a reason for arriving at it'?
Chapter 5. The legitimacy of free movement case law : process and substance
Chapter 6. The bubble that burst : exploring the legitimacy of the case law on the free movement of Union citizens
Chapter 7. Towards 'real' citizenship? : The judicial construction of Union citizenship and its limits
Chapter 8. Placing the European Union in international context : legitimacy of the case law
Chapter 9. Of feasibility and silent elephants : the legitimacy of the Court of Justice through the eyes of national courts
Chapter 10. Epilogue. Judging the judges : apology and critique
Index