The Reach of Free Movement

1. The Reach of Free Movement and the Gradualist Approach of the CJEU: An Introduction
Mads Andenas

Part I. The Reach of Free Movement

2. The Reach of Free Movement. A Defence of Court Discretion
Tarjei Bekkedal

3. Free Movement of Persons Through the Lenses of ‘Discrimination’ and ‘Restriction’
Alina Tryfonidou

4. Restrictions on the Use of Goods and Services
Stefan Enchelmaier

5. To Use or Not to Use—That’s the Question. On Article 34 and National Rules Restricting the Use of Lawfully Marketed Products
Niels Fenger

Part II. Justifications and Proportionality

6. Justifications for Restrictions to Free Movement: Towards a Single Normative Framework?
Vassilis Hatzopoulos

7. The Justification and Proportionality of Certain Administrative, Regulatory and Political Concerns
Pål Wennerås

8. The Guardianship of European Constitutionality: A Structural Critique of European Constitutional Review
Agustín José Menéndez

9. The Criterion of “Consistent and Systematic Manner” in Free Movement Law
Tor-Inge Harbo

Part III. Fundamental Rights

10. Legitimacy and the Charter of Fundamental Rights Post-Lisbon
Christoffer C. Eriksen, Jørgen A. Stubberud

11. False Friends and True Cognates: On Fundamental Freedoms, Fundamental Rights and Union Citizenship
Francesco Cecco

12. Fundamental Freedoms, Fundamental Rights, and the Many Faces of Freedom of Contract in the EU
Olha O. Cherednychenko

13. The Charter of Fundamental Rights and the Reach of Free Movement Law
Filippo Fontanelli, Amedeo Arena

Part IV. Looking Abroad

14. Creating a National Market in the United States Through the Dormant Commerce Clause?
Eszter Belteki

15. Beyond Parallel Powers. EU Treaty-Making Power Post-Lisbon
Mads Andenas, Luca Pantaleo

Nyckelord: Law, European Law, Constitutional Law, International Economic Law, Trade Law, Human Rights, Administrative Law, Labour Law/Social Law