Marton Varju, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest and University of Debrecen, Hungary

‘If you are a practitioner or academic involved in issues pertaining to EU constitutional law, or a graduate student for that matter, you’ll certainly want to have a look at this recent title from Edward Elgar. . . Through its innovative and thorough approach, the book sheds new light on key EU constitutional principles and the complexities of the resulting legal analysis.’

• Contents: Preface 1. European Union Human Rights Law: The Dynamics of Interpretation and Context 2. The Rule of Law and Human Rights in the EU 3. Regulation and Human Rights in the EU 4. The Regulation of Human Rights in the EU 5. Justice and Human Rights in the EU 6. European Union Procedures and Human Rights 7. The Multi-layered Character of EU Human Rights Law 8. The Law of the ECHR and Human Rights in the EU 9. European Union Human Rights Law: The Dynamics of Interpretation and Context – Conclusions Index

Marton Varju, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest and University of Debrecen, Hungary

‘If you are a practitioner or academic involved in issues pertaining to EU constitutional law, or a graduate student for that matter, you’ll certainly want to have a look at this recent title from Edward Elgar. . . Through its innovative and thorough approach, the book sheds new light on key EU constitutional principles and the complexities of the resulting legal analysis.’

• Contents: Preface 1. European Union Human Rights Law: The Dynamics of Interpretation and Context 2. The Rule of Law and Human Rights in the EU 3. Regulation and Human Rights in the EU 4. The Regulation of Human Rights in the EU 5. Justice and Human Rights in the EU 6. European Union Procedures and Human Rights 7. The Multi-layered Character of EU Human Rights Law 8. The Law of the ECHR and Human Rights in the EU 9. European Union Human Rights Law: The Dynamics of Interpretation and Context – Conclusions Index

Marton Varju, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest and University of Debrecen, Hungary

‘If you are a practitioner or academic involved in issues pertaining to EU constitutional law, or a graduate student for that matter, you’ll certainly want to have a look at this recent title from Edward Elgar. . . Through its innovative and thorough approach, the book sheds new light on key EU constitutional principles and the complexities of the resulting legal analysis.’

• Contents: Preface 1. European Union Human Rights Law: The Dynamics of Interpretation and Context 2. The Rule of Law and Human Rights in the EU 3. Regulation and Human Rights in the EU 4. The Regulation of Human Rights in the EU 5. Justice and Human Rights in the EU 6. European Union Procedures and Human Rights 7. The Multi-layered Character of EU Human Rights Law 8. The Law of the ECHR and Human Rights in the EU 9. European Union Human Rights Law: The Dynamics of Interpretation and Context – Conclusions Index