Päivi Johanna Neuvonen She was, until December 2015, a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at The Policy Research Centre on Equality Policies, KU Leuven.

Neuvonen's book is an important contribution to the academic commentary on the Court's interpretation of Union citizenship (...). The book offers an inspired account of the way in which law is creating the European individual, the problems and tensions that are implicit in that process, and the biases that we need to work through in order to create an EU that is more sensitive to all its citizens, rather than focusing on the mobile elite.

• Part I: EU Citizenship and the Equality Problem1. The Evolution of Equality in EU Law: From Nationality Discrimination Towards Equal Citizenship 2. Equal Treatment: A (Limited) Right of All EU Citizens 3. EU Citizens ’ Responsibility to be Active and its Alternatives Part II: EU Citizenship as a Source of Subjectivity4. (Re)constructing EU Citizenship as a Source of Subjectivity 5. EU Citizens as Equal Subjects of European Integration:

Päivi Johanna Neuvonen She was, until December 2015, a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at The Policy Research Centre on Equality Policies, KU Leuven.

Neuvonen's book is an important contribution to the academic commentary on the Court's interpretation of Union citizenship (...). The book offers an inspired account of the way in which law is creating the European individual, the problems and tensions that are implicit in that process, and the biases that we need to work through in order to create an EU that is more sensitive to all its citizens, rather than focusing on the mobile elite.

• Part I: EU Citizenship and the Equality Problem1. The Evolution of Equality in EU Law: From Nationality Discrimination Towards Equal Citizenship 2. Equal Treatment: A (Limited) Right of All EU Citizens 3. EU Citizens ’ Responsibility to be Active and its Alternatives Part II: EU Citizenship as a Source of Subjectivity4. (Re)constructing EU Citizenship as a Source of Subjectivity 5. EU Citizens as Equal Subjects of European Integration:

Päivi Johanna Neuvonen She was, until December 2015, a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at The Policy Research Centre on Equality Policies, KU Leuven.

Neuvonen's book is an important contribution to the academic commentary on the Court's interpretation of Union citizenship (...). The book offers an inspired account of the way in which law is creating the European individual, the problems and tensions that are implicit in that process, and the biases that we need to work through in order to create an EU that is more sensitive to all its citizens, rather than focusing on the mobile elite.

• Part I: EU Citizenship and the Equality Problem1. The Evolution of Equality in EU Law: From Nationality Discrimination Towards Equal Citizenship 2. Equal Treatment: A (Limited) Right of All EU Citizens 3. EU Citizens ’ Responsibility to be Active and its Alternatives Part II: EU Citizenship as a Source of Subjectivity4. (Re)constructing EU Citizenship as a Source of Subjectivity 5. EU Citizens as Equal Subjects of European Integration: