The internal market ideal : essays in honour of Stephen Weatherill / edited by Jeremias Adams-Prassl, Sanja Bogojević, Ariel Ezrachi, and Dorota Leczykiewicz.
Chapters in this collection are divided into five parts, addressing many facets of European internal market law. Each chapter offers a different perspective on select aspects of the internal market, its regulatory framework, and legal principles.
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Detailed Contents
- List of Contributors
- Introduction: In Pursuit of the (Internal Market) Ideal
- 1. In Conversation with Steve
- 2. Exploring the Internal Market Ideal
- 3. Part I: The Ever-Developing Nature of Internal Market Law
- 4. Part II: The Internal Market, Consumer Protection, and Free Movement of Goods and Persons
- 5. Part III: The Internal Market, Competition Law, and Sports
- 6. Part IV: EU Values and the Mobilization of EU Law
- 7. Part V: Teaching EU Internal Market Law
- I. The Ever-Developing Nature of Internal Market Law
- 1. The Internal Market as an Incomplete and Evolving Structure: But Evolving Towards Where Exactly?
- 1. An Introductory Flashback
- 2. Dogs that do not Bark (but, in the Meantime, Have Acquired New Teeth)
- 3. A Limited Amount of Butter Stretched too Far and Therefore too Thin?
- 4. A Backwards Spillover? Scotch Whisky and Lithuanian Milk
- 5. Should There be a 'Core Business' of the Union?
- 2. The Maturation of European Data Law: From Fundamental Rights to Economic Rights
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Transformation of European Data Law
- 2.1 Data Protection Law
- 2.2 The Emergence of Data Law Beyond Data Protection Law
- 3. European Data Law as Internal Market Law
- 3.1 The Draft Acts
- 3.1.1 Incentivizing data sharing
- 3.1.2 The regulation of non-personal data
- 3.1.3 The regulation of data processing techniques
- 3.2 Data Protection Law as Internal Market Law
- 4. The Difficult Reconciliation Between the Fundamental Right to Data Protection and Economic Rights Attached to Personal Data
- 4.1 Inconsistencies Between Data Law and Data Protection Law
- 4.2 The Difficult Balancing Between Data Protection Legislation and the Draft Acts
- 4.3 The Importance of Legislative Clarity
- 5. Conclusion
- 3. Economic and Monetary Union and the Single Market: A Coming-of-Age Story?
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Euro Crisis and Using the Single Market to Plug Holes: Examples and Limitations
- 2.1 Reacting to the Euro Area Crisis: Limited Tools
- 2.2 Using Single Market Tools: Better Financial Regulation and Banking Union
- 2.2.1 Specific reforms in this area and specific concerns
- 2.2.2 Broader concerns about using the single market provisions in this area and beyond
- 3. The Future of EMU Beyond the Tools of the Single Market
- 4. The Effects of Covid-19
- 5. Final Reflections
- 4. The Internal Market as a Dynamic Process: Five Scenarios for the Future
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The Structure of the Internal Market: Actors, Tools, Models
- 3. The Evolution of the Internal Market: Law and Policy
- 4. The Road Ahead: Five Scenarios
- 4.1 More Negative Integration
- 4.2 Less Negative Integration
- 4.3 More Positive Integration
- 4.4 More Procedural Safeguards