Malcolm Ross
University of Sussex
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Archive | 2013
Malcolm Ross
This chapter argues that the developing legal framework for SSGIs represents a particularly powerful catalyst for realigning the constitutional relationship between economic and social values in the EU as part of an evolving social market economy for the purposes of Article 3(3) TEU. In particular, growing political consensus in favour of a holistic approach to the issues relating to SSGI, coupled with the increasing receptiveness in EU law after the Treaty of Lisbon 2009 to a more ‘social’ orientation and the fragmentation of legal boundaries and methodologies, invite analysis of how those trends might be harnessed at law. This chapter proposes that the concept of solidarity, referred to frequently by the Treaties and the CRFEU, is a credible general principle of constitutional status in EU law for that purpose. Solidarity, it is argued, is an activator that requires a joint legal responsibility across purportedly hard-line boundaries of competence between different actors (EU institutions, national and subnational agencies) to secure effective SSGIs in an EU society that values and protects citizenship and social inclusion.
Archive | 2010
Malcolm Ross; Yuri Borgmann-Prebil
Common Market Law Review | 2007
Malcolm Ross
European Law Review | 2000
Malcolm Ross
Common Market Law Review | 2000
Malcolm Ross
European Law Review | 2009
Malcolm Ross
Archive | 2010
Malcolm Ross
Archive | 2010
Yuri Borgmann-Prebil; Malcolm Ross
Yearbook of European Law | 2004
Malcolm Ross
London: Sweet and Maxwell | 2006
Alan Dashwood; Malcolm Ross; Anthony Arnull; M Dougan; Derrick Wyatt; E Spaventa