Loïc Azoulai is Professor of European Law at Sciences Po Law School.Ségolène Barbou des Places is Professor of Public Law at the Sorbonne School of Law, University Paris-I.Etienne Pataut is Professor of Private Law at the Sorbonne School of Law, University Paris-I.

This is indeed, a passionate book!

• Part I: IntroductionBeing a Person in the European Union Loïc Azoulai, Ségolène Barbou des Places and Etienne PatautPart II: Potential and Limits of EU Legal Individualism1. Emancipation Through Law? Floris de Witte2. Alienation, Despair and Social Freedom Alexander Somek3. The Subjectification of the Citizen in European Public Law Marco Dani4. The Persona of EU Law Damian ChalmersPart III: Reconstructing Personhood in EU Law5. Ambiguities of Personhood, Citizenship, Migration and Fundamental Rights in EU Law Daniel Thym6. Neo-mediaeval Permutations of Personhood in the European Union Dimitry Kochenov7. The ‘Enlisted Terrorist’: Institutionalising Personhood in EU Law Charlotte BeaucillonPart IV: Person and Integration8. The Integrated Person in EU Law Ségolène Barbou des Places9. The European Individual as Part of Collective Entities (Market, Family, Society) Loïc Azoulai10. Union Citizenship, Social Integration and Crime: Duties Through Crime Stephen Coutts11. The Roma Population: A Borderline Case Sophie Robin-OlivierPart V: Personhood, Identity and Status12. Human Embryos as Persons in EU Law Stéphanie Hennette-Vauchez13. Civil Registration Through the Prism of Gender: Revealing Discriminations Anne-Marie Leroyer14. The Legal Subject, Social Class and Identity-based Rights Hans-W Micklitz15. A Family Status for the European Citizen? Etienne Pataut