Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- List of Abbreviations
- List of Contributors
- Chapter 1 How EU Law Defines where Mobile Persons Belong. An Introduction
- Chapter 2 Family as Link. Explaining the Judicial Change of Direction on Residence Rights of Family Members from Third States
- Chapter 3 The Direction of the Court's Family Reunification Case-Law. A Plea for (Timely) Moderation
- Chapter 4 Sufficient Resources and Residence Rights under Directive 2004/38
- Chapter 5 Free Movement of Persons and European Solidarity. A Melancholic Eulogy
- Chapter 6 Once a Foreigner, Always a Foreigner. Who Does Not Belong Here Anymore? Expulsion Measures
- Chapter 7 Who Does Not Belong Here Anymore? A Statistical Snapshot of Member States’ Practices
- Chapter 8 Civic Integration Exams in EU Immigration Law. What Integration is Not in European Law
- Chapter 9 I Study Here, and Thus I Belong? Mobile Students in the European Union
- Chapter 10 Being Economically Active: How It Still Matters
- Chapter 11 Where Do EU Mobile Workers Belong, According to Rome I and the (E)PWD?
- Chapter 12 Conflicting Rules of Conflict: Social Security and Labour Law
- Chapter 13 Conflicting Rules of Conflict: Social Security and Labour Law. A Response
- Chapter 14 Where Does the UK Belong?
Contents
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 September 2018
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- List of Abbreviations
- List of Contributors
- Chapter 1 How EU Law Defines where Mobile Persons Belong. An Introduction
- Chapter 2 Family as Link. Explaining the Judicial Change of Direction on Residence Rights of Family Members from Third States
- Chapter 3 The Direction of the Court's Family Reunification Case-Law. A Plea for (Timely) Moderation
- Chapter 4 Sufficient Resources and Residence Rights under Directive 2004/38
- Chapter 5 Free Movement of Persons and European Solidarity. A Melancholic Eulogy
- Chapter 6 Once a Foreigner, Always a Foreigner. Who Does Not Belong Here Anymore? Expulsion Measures
- Chapter 7 Who Does Not Belong Here Anymore? A Statistical Snapshot of Member States’ Practices
- Chapter 8 Civic Integration Exams in EU Immigration Law. What Integration is Not in European Law
- Chapter 9 I Study Here, and Thus I Belong? Mobile Students in the European Union
- Chapter 10 Being Economically Active: How It Still Matters
- Chapter 11 Where Do EU Mobile Workers Belong, According to Rome I and the (E)PWD?
- Chapter 12 Conflicting Rules of Conflict: Social Security and Labour Law
- Chapter 13 Conflicting Rules of Conflict: Social Security and Labour Law. A Response
- Chapter 14 Where Does the UK Belong?
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- Residence, Employment and Social Rights of Mobile PersonsOn How EU Law Defines Where They Belong, pp. vii - xiiPublisher: IntersentiaPrint publication year: 2016