Nationality Discrimination in the European Internal Market

Gareth Davies

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Acknowledgements. Table of Cases. Preface. 1. Introduction and Overview. 2. Discrimination. 3. Definitions of Discrimination in Free Movement Caselaw. 4. The Breadth of Indirect Discrimination. 5. The Conceptual Scope of Free Movement Law: Beyond Discrimination? 6. Discrimination Is Better than Market Access. 7. The Wholly Internal Situation. 8. Restrictions upon Private Actors. 9. Free Movement of Welfare. 10. The Impact of Citizenship on Economic Movement. 11. Conclusions. Bibliography. Index.

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