Half Title Page; Title Page; Title verso; Contents; Introduction; List of Contributors; Table of Cases; Table of Legislation; Table of Abbreviations; 1. Economic and Social Rights in the EU Legal Order: The Mirage of Indivisibility; INTRODUCTION; ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS AND THE INTEGRATION PROCESS; THE EU CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS-TOWARDS INDIVISIBILITY?; CONCLUSION; 2. Social Rights and Market Order: Adapting the Capability Approach; INTRODUCTION; CONTRASTING CONCEPTIONS OF THE 'SOCIAL': MARSHALL AND HAYEK
THE MARKET AS A MECHANISM FOR THE APPLICATION OF SOCIAL RIGHTS: REGULATORY LEARNING AND REFLEXIVE LAW IN THE EU3. Fair and Just Working Conditions; INTRODUCTION; DELIVERING FAIR AND JUST WORKING CONDITIONS IN THE EU ORDER: RATIONALES AND MECHANISMS; RIGHTS TO FAIR AND JUST WORKING CONDITIONS BEFORE THE COURTS; CONCLUSIONS; 4. The Charter and Collective Labour Law; INTRODUCTION; COLLECTIVE LABOUR RIGHTS IN THE CHARTER; THE INFLUENCE OF THE CHARTER; FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS, COLLECTIVE LABOUR LAW AND THE EUROPEAN UNION; 5. The Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination; VISIONS OF EQUALITY
HORIZONTAL PROVISIONS: NON-DISCRIMINATIONVERTICAL PROVISIONS: SUBSTANTIVE EQUALITY AND MANAGING DIVERSITY; A FOGGY VISION OR THE LOGIC OF DIVERSITY?; 6. Gender Rights and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; INTRODUCTION; APPROACHING THE CHARTER; POSITIVE ACTION CONTROVERSIES; THE MULTICULTURALISM WARS; CONCLUSIONS; 7. The Unsolved Conflict: Reshaping Family Work and Market Work in the EU Legal Order; INTRODUCTION; FAMILY AND PROFESSIONAL LIFE IN THE CHARTER: THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 33 EUCFR; THE EQUALITY APPROACH TO RECONCILIATION AND ITS CRITICS
THE SHIFT TO A SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS APPROACH AND ITS TRAPSRECONCILIATION AS A POLICY AND RECONCILIATION AS A RIGHT; A NEW FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT DIMENSION; DISCLOSING HIDDEN CONFLICTS AND SILENT POLICIES; 8. Social Security and Social Assistance; INTRODUCTION; BACKGROUND; ARTICLE 34(1) ENTITLEMENT TO SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS AND SOCIAL SERVICES; ARTICLE 34(2): TRANSFERABILITY OF SOCIAL SECURITY BETWEEN MEMBER STATES; ARTICLE 34(3): THE RIGHT TO SOCIAL ASSISTANCE; CONCLUSIONS; 9. The 'Right to Health' in European Union Law; INTRODUCTION; WHAT IS THE 'RIGHT TO HEALTH'?; HEALTH RIGHTS IN THE CHARTER
WHAT DIFFERENCE MIGHT A 'RIGHT TO HEALTH' MAKE?CONCLUSIONS; 10. Education, Multiculturalism and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; INTRODUCTION; PREMISES AND FRAMEWORK OF THE CHAPTER; CASES UNDER THE MICROSCOPE; CONCLUSION; 11. A 'New Governance' Approach to Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in the EU; INTRODUCTION; THE CHARTER AND OLD GOVERNANCE: RIGHTS TALK AND EU COMPETENCE; THE CHARTER AND NEW GOVERNANCE: WITHER THE COURT?; THE OPEN METHOD OF CO-ORDINATION AS A VEHICLE FOR THE PURSUIT OF A SOCIAL AND CULTURAL RIGHTS POLICY; CONCLUSION
12. The Double Constitutional Life of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union

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