- Issue 1 2013
- Editorial Introduction
- Article Social Europe after Lisbon: Putting the ‘Social’ into the ‘Market Economy’
- Article The Implementation of Security Council Resolutions in the European Union Revisited
- Article On Myths and Miracles: The EU and Its Possible Accession to the ECHR
- Article The International Responsibility of the European Union: a Basic Interpretive Pattern
- Article Does the Emperor Really Have New Clothes? A Critical Assessment of the Post-Lisbon Regime of Division of Competences
- Article From the Principle of Linguistic Diversity to Enforceable Language Rights in the European Union
- Article Hungary versus Slovakia – EU Membership versus Sovereign Statehood
- Article Is László Sólyom a European Citizen? Hungary versus Slovak Republic
- Article International Law at the European Court of Justice: A Self-Contained Regime or an Escher Triangle
- Article Treaty Interpretation by Relying upon Other International Legal Norms
- Article International Discussions on the Progressive Realization of the Human Rights to Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation
- Article Old-Age Discrimination: The Age-Blindness of International Human Rights Law
- Article Questions of Environmental Protection in the Practice of the European Court of Human Rights
- Article The Case of Franz Joseph and Lajos Kossuth before the English Court of Chancery
- Article The European Union as a Source of Public International Law
- Article Gunpowder for Court Battles: Access to Institution Documents in the Administrative Procedure, under Regulation 1049/2001, before the EU Courts and National Courts
- Article Union Citizenship: Fundamental Status and Fundamental Rights Analysis of the Recent Jurisprudence of the Court Related to Union Citizenship
- Article The Personal Law of Companies and the Freedom of Establishment under EU Law
- Article Protection of European Citizens in Third States under Article 23 TFEU
- Article La loi sur le Traité de Lisbonne devant la Cour Constitutionnelle de Hongrie
- Article Multilevel Protection of Fundamental Rights in the European Union and in Hungary
- Article Enforceability of the European Convention on Human Rights by Ordinary Courts in Hungary
- Article Regulating Local Border Traffic in the European Union
- Article State Acts and Responsibility in the Hungarian-Azeri-Armenian Triangle of the Safarov Case
- Article Facilitating War Crimes Procedures in Hungary: The New Criminal Code and Lex Biszku
- Book Review A Whole Image or a Few Pieces of Mosaic?
- Book Review The Latest Hungarian Textbook: A Successful Introduction to EU Law
- Book Review Nagy Boldizsár, A Magyar Menekültjog és Menekültügy a Rendszerváltozástól az Európai Unióba Lépésig – Erkölcsi, Politikai-filozófiai és Jogi Vizsgálódások
Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law |
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| Article | Social Europe after Lisbon: Putting the ‘Social’ into the ‘Market Economy’ |
| Authors | Catherine Barnard |
| DOI | 10.5553/HYIEL/266627012013001001001 |
| Author's information |
Catherine Barnard Catherine Barnard, MA (Cantab), L.LM. (EUI), Ph.D. (Cantab), is a Professor in European Union and Employment Law at the University of Cambridge and a fellow of Trinity College. She specialises in EU law, employment law and discrimination law. She is co-director of the Centre for European Legal Studies at Cambridge, and the author of EU Employment Law (4th edn) OUP, Oxford, 2012 and The Substantive Law of the EU: The Four Freedoms (4th edn.), OUP, Oxford, 2013. |