The Internal Market 2.0

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This book offers a re-assessment of EU internal market law and policy. This much needed in the increased digitised world and the emerging geo-political challenges. It also examines why some crucial doctrinal questions still remain unanswered. In so doing it offers a critique of this central pillar of the EU project and suggests how it might be reinvented. Table of Contents Notes on Contributors 1. Introduction: The ‘Internal Market 2.0’ • Sacha Garben and Inge Govaere Part I: The Internal Market and its Development Over Time 2. The Development of the Free Movement Principles Over Time • Stefan Enchelmaier 3. In Search of the Limits of Article 30 of the EEC Treaty Revisited • Eric White 4. Internal Market Dynamics: On Moving Targets, Shifting Contextual Factors and the Untapped Potential of Article 3(3) TEU • Inge Govaere Part II: The Four Freedoms 5. The Classic Freedom? The Free Movement of Goods: Old Doctrines, New Cases and Contemporary Reflections • Eleanor Spaventa 6. The ‘Social Freedom’? The Free Movement of Persons in EU27 • Niamh Nic Shuibhne 7. The Freedom to Provide Services: The Controversial Freedom? • Bruno de Witte 8. Free Movement of Capital and Protection of Social Objectives in the EU: Critical Reflections on the Case Law Regarding Golden Shares and Privatisations • Ilektra Antonaki Part III: The Internal Market in Digital Times 9. Single Market 2.0: The European Union as a Platform • Andrea Renda 10. The Internal Market and the Online Platform Economy • Vassilis Hatzopoulos 11. ‘Tinkering or Fundamental Overhaul?’ The Past, the Present and the Future of the Digital Single Market • Claire Bury and Irene Roche Laguna Part IV: Critical Reflections on the Internal Market and its Future 12. The Fundamental Question of Minimum or Maximum Harmonisation • Stephen Weatherill 13. From Supranationality to Managing Diversity: A (Re-)New(ed) Paradigm for the Establishment of the Internal Market? • Kai P Purnhagen 14. The Internal Market in its Historical Context. Has the ECJ ‘Over-Constitutionalised’ the Internal Market? • Peter Behrens 15. Originalism at the European Court of Justice • Gareth Davies 16. The ‘Fundamental Freedoms’ and (Other) Fundamental Rights: Towards an Integrated Democratic Interpretation Framework • Sacha Garben Index