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'This book, the forty-second in the prestigious Martinus Nijhoff `International Studies in Human Rights' Series. [...] is undoubtedly a valuable addition to the literature on the topic and certainly a vital purchase for any serious academic law library.'
The Maastricht Journal, 3 (1996).
The Maastricht Journal, 3 (1996).
Foreword. Contributors. Abbreviations. 1. The Treaty on European Union: a step forward in the protection of human rights? N.A. Neuwahl. 2. Aspects of the relationship between Community law and national law; S. O'Leary. 3. Fundamental rights and fundamental boundaries: on standards and values in the protection of human rights; J.H.H. Weiler. 4. Access to European Union information: an element of citizenship and a neglected constitutional right; D. Curtin, H. Meijers. 5. Rights of free movement; D. Pollard. 6. Human rights of aliens in Europe; H.G. Schermers. 7. The protection of national or ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities; M.A.M. Estébanez. 8. Electoral rights and the European Union: a broader human rights perspective; A. Rosas. 9. Workers' rights of participation; C. Barnard. 10. Social rights as general principles of Community law; E. Szyszczak. 11. A gendered perspective on the right to family life in European Community law; T. Hervey. 12. Cultural protection: a matter of Union citizenship or human rights? M. Ross. 13. Property rights: a forgotten issue under the Union; F. Campbell-White. 14. Freedom of expression for commercial actors; P.M. Twomey. 15. Extraterritoriality in human rights; P. Torremans. 16. The European Union's foreign policy and human rights; D. Napoli. Select bibliography. Table of cases. Index.