Edited by Panos Koutrakos, Professor of European Union Law and Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law, City, University of London and Jukka Snell, Professor of European Union Law, the University of Turku, Finland and Swansea University, UK

‘Even with the expanding reach of EU law, the law relating to the internal market continues to constitute a centrepiece of the EU legal order. There is an extensive literature on the economic freedoms in particular but surprisingly little exists in terms of an overall analysis. This book fills this gap in an eminent way and it will no doubt contribute to our understanding of not only the internal market but also the EU constitutional and legal order more generally.’

• Contents:1. Internal Market: An IntroductionPanos Koutrakos and Jukka SnellPART I THE REACH OF THE INTERNAL MARKET2. Between Market Access and Discrimination: Free Movement as a Right to Fair Conditions of CompetitionGareth Davies3. Freedom as a Source of Constraint: Expanding Market Discipline through Free MovementAlexandre Saydé4. Horizontality: The Application of the Four Freedoms to Restrictions Imposed by Private PartiesStefan Enchelmaier5. The Competence to Harmonise and Its LimitsStephen Weatherill6. The Day the Clock Stopped: EU Citizenship and the Single Market Catherine BarnardPART II THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC AND NON-ECONOMIC INTERESTS 7. The Architecture of the EU’s Social Market EconomyFloris de Witte8. Healthcare in the Internal MarketVassilis Hatzopoulos9. Integrating Rather than Juxtaposing Environmental Policy and the Internal MarketHans Vedder10. Primary EU law, European Regulatory Private Law and National Private LawHans W. Micklitz and Carla Sieburgh11. Fundamental Rights and the Framework of Internal Market Adjudication: Is the Charter Making a Difference?Niamh Nic ShuibhnePART III INTERNAL MARKET AS AN ECONOMIC UNION 12. The Creation of a European Capital MarketJennifer Payne and Elizabeth Howell13. The Eurozone Crisis and the Autonomy of Member States in Economic Union: Changes and ChallengesThomas Beukers14. The Euro Area, Its Regulation and Impact on Non-Euro Member StatesPaul Craig and Menelaos MarkakisPART IV UNIFORMITY VERSUS DIVERSITY 15. Taxation in the Internal MarketPeter J. Wattel16. Differentiated Integration in the EU: Lessons from the Financial Transaction TaxAnzhela Cédelle and John Vella17. Derogations from the Regulation of Free Movement: Article 114 TFEUIsidora MaletićPART V THE GOVERNANCE AND POLITICS OF THE INTERNAL MARKET 18. Institutional Dynamics Reloaded: The Court of Justice and the Development of the EU Internal Market Thomas Horsley19. Mutual Recognition Wulf-Henning Roth20. European Regulatory Union? The Role of Agencies and Standards Herwig C.H. HofmannPART VI THE INTERNAL MARKET IN THE WORLD 21. The Internal Market and External Economic Relations Marise Cremona22. The Evolution of Single Markets in Europe and the United StatesMichelle EganIndex

Edited by Panos Koutrakos, Professor of European Union Law and Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law, City, University of London and Jukka Snell, Professor of European Union Law, the University of Turku, Finland and Swansea University, UK

‘Even with the expanding reach of EU law, the law relating to the internal market continues to constitute a centrepiece of the EU legal order. There is an extensive literature on the economic freedoms in particular but surprisingly little exists in terms of an overall analysis. This book fills this gap in an eminent way and it will no doubt contribute to our understanding of not only the internal market but also the EU constitutional and legal order more generally.’

• Contents:1. Internal Market: An IntroductionPanos Koutrakos and Jukka SnellPART I THE REACH OF THE INTERNAL MARKET2. Between Market Access and Discrimination: Free Movement as a Right to Fair Conditions of CompetitionGareth Davies3. Freedom as a Source of Constraint: Expanding Market Discipline through Free MovementAlexandre Saydé4. Horizontality: The Application of the Four Freedoms to Restrictions Imposed by Private PartiesStefan Enchelmaier5. The Competence to Harmonise and Its LimitsStephen Weatherill6. The Day the Clock Stopped: EU Citizenship and the Single Market Catherine BarnardPART II THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC AND NON-ECONOMIC INTERESTS 7. The Architecture of the EU’s Social Market EconomyFloris de Witte8. Healthcare in the Internal MarketVassilis Hatzopoulos9. Integrating Rather than Juxtaposing Environmental Policy and the Internal MarketHans Vedder10. Primary EU law, European Regulatory Private Law and National Private LawHans W. Micklitz and Carla Sieburgh11. Fundamental Rights and the Framework of Internal Market Adjudication: Is the Charter Making a Difference?Niamh Nic ShuibhnePART III INTERNAL MARKET AS AN ECONOMIC UNION 12. The Creation of a European Capital MarketJennifer Payne and Elizabeth Howell13. The Eurozone Crisis and the Autonomy of Member States in Economic Union: Changes and ChallengesThomas Beukers14. The Euro Area, Its Regulation and Impact on Non-Euro Member StatesPaul Craig and Menelaos MarkakisPART IV UNIFORMITY VERSUS DIVERSITY 15. Taxation in the Internal MarketPeter J. Wattel16. Differentiated Integration in the EU: Lessons from the Financial Transaction TaxAnzhela Cédelle and John Vella17. Derogations from the Regulation of Free Movement: Article 114 TFEUIsidora MaletićPART V THE GOVERNANCE AND POLITICS OF THE INTERNAL MARKET 18. Institutional Dynamics Reloaded: The Court of Justice and the Development of the EU Internal Market Thomas Horsley19. Mutual Recognition Wulf-Henning Roth20. European Regulatory Union? The Role of Agencies and Standards Herwig C.H. HofmannPART VI THE INTERNAL MARKET IN THE WORLD 21. The Internal Market and External Economic Relations Marise Cremona22. The Evolution of Single Markets in Europe and the United StatesMichelle EganIndex

Edited by Panos Koutrakos, Professor of European Union Law and Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law, City, University of London and Jukka Snell, Professor of European Union Law, the University of Turku, Finland and Swansea University, UK

‘Even with the expanding reach of EU law, the law relating to the internal market continues to constitute a centrepiece of the EU legal order. There is an extensive literature on the economic freedoms in particular but surprisingly little exists in terms of an overall analysis. This book fills this gap in an eminent way and it will no doubt contribute to our understanding of not only the internal market but also the EU constitutional and legal order more generally.’

• Contents:1. Internal Market: An IntroductionPanos Koutrakos and Jukka SnellPART I THE REACH OF THE INTERNAL MARKET2. Between Market Access and Discrimination: Free Movement as a Right to Fair Conditions of CompetitionGareth Davies3. Freedom as a Source of Constraint: Expanding Market Discipline through Free MovementAlexandre Saydé4. Horizontality: The Application of the Four Freedoms to Restrictions Imposed by Private PartiesStefan Enchelmaier5. The Competence to Harmonise and Its LimitsStephen Weatherill6. The Day the Clock Stopped: EU Citizenship and the Single Market Catherine BarnardPART II THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC AND NON-ECONOMIC INTERESTS 7. The Architecture of the EU’s Social Market EconomyFloris de Witte8. Healthcare in the Internal MarketVassilis Hatzopoulos9. Integrating Rather than Juxtaposing Environmental Policy and the Internal MarketHans Vedder10. Primary EU law, European Regulatory Private Law and National Private LawHans W. Micklitz and Carla Sieburgh11. Fundamental Rights and the Framework of Internal Market Adjudication: Is the Charter Making a Difference?Niamh Nic ShuibhnePART III INTERNAL MARKET AS AN ECONOMIC UNION 12. The Creation of a European Capital MarketJennifer Payne and Elizabeth Howell13. The Eurozone Crisis and the Autonomy of Member States in Economic Union: Changes and ChallengesThomas Beukers14. The Euro Area, Its Regulation and Impact on Non-Euro Member StatesPaul Craig and Menelaos MarkakisPART IV UNIFORMITY VERSUS DIVERSITY 15. Taxation in the Internal MarketPeter J. Wattel16. Differentiated Integration in the EU: Lessons from the Financial Transaction TaxAnzhela Cédelle and John Vella17. Derogations from the Regulation of Free Movement: Article 114 TFEUIsidora MaletićPART V THE GOVERNANCE AND POLITICS OF THE INTERNAL MARKET 18. Institutional Dynamics Reloaded: The Court of Justice and the Development of the EU Internal Market Thomas Horsley19. Mutual Recognition Wulf-Henning Roth20. European Regulatory Union? The Role of Agencies and Standards Herwig C.H. HofmannPART VI THE INTERNAL MARKET IN THE WORLD 21. The Internal Market and External Economic Relations Marise Cremona22. The Evolution of Single Markets in Europe and the United StatesMichelle EganIndex