Rethinking the free movement of workers
Subtitle: the European challenges ahead
By: Paul Minderhoud, Nicos Trimikliniotis (eds.).
Publisher: Wolf Legal Publishers
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Nijmegen
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
ISBN-13: 9789058504647
Subjects: Vrij verkeer van werknemers; Labor mobility; Freedom of movement
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Forty years of free movement of workers: has it been a success and why?  -- Kees Groenendijk; title: Free movement of workers: from third country national to citizen of the union  -- Elspeth Guild; title: Worker, the citizen, their families and the court of justice: tales of free movement from Luxembourg  -- Jonathan Tomkin; title: Free movement of workers and residence rights  -- Ryszard Cholewinski; title: Free movement, directive 2004/38 and access to social benefits  -- Paul Minderhoud; title: Recent case law on social benefits and family reunification  -- Roel Fernhout; title: Reverse discrimination: an unsolvable problem?  -- Herwig Verschueren; title: Free movement of workers and its impact on professional football  -- Dimitrios Kontizas; title: Exceptions, soft borders and free movement for movement for workers: the case of Cyprus  -- Nicos Trimikliniotis; title: Free movement of workers and residence rights: an italian story of a difficult implementation -- Alessandra Lang.; title: Access to employment and equal treatment in the public sector: the case of Luxembourg  -- Francois Moyse; title: Metock case. Union citizenship, family reunion and the abuse of rights  -- John Handoll; title: Are union citizens still foreigners? Comments on the judgement of the European court of justice of 16 December 2008 in Huber / Federal Republic of Germany  -- Kay Hailbronner; title: Possibility of restricting the free movement of the own citizens. Comments on the Jipa-case  -- Gyula Fabian, Emod Veress; title: Towards a clear tax environment for cross-border work. What the ECJ can and cannot achieve, Renneberg v. Staatssecretaris van Financien -- Henk Vording.