Towards More Resilience for a Social EU – the Constitutionally Conditioned Internal Market

Gap between the EU’s normative commitments to socio-economic justice and the practical workings of its integration project -- Potential for strengthening the social EU by recourse to the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union – Charter normatively commits EU to a constitutionally condit...

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Published in:European constitutional law review 2017-12, Vol.13 (4), p.611-640
Main Author: Schiek, Dagmar
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Case law
Charters
Competition policy
Constitutional law
Constitutionalism
Cooperation
Distributive justice
Economic integration
Employment
Freedoms
Internal market
Labor law
Legitimacy
Liberalism
Liberalization
Market economies
Monetary unions
Political planning
Property rights
Resilience
Right of property
Rule of law
Social integration
Social policy
Socioeconomic factors
Standard of living
Transnationalism
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Summary:Gap between the EU’s normative commitments to socio-economic justice and the practical workings of its integration project -- Potential for strengthening the social EU by recourse to the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union – Charter normatively commits EU to a constitutionally conditioned Internal Market – Charter curbs property rights and entrepreneurial freedom specifically for the sake of social rights guarantees – Constructive response to legitimacy dilemmas emerging from cases such as Laval, Viking and AGET Iraklis – Reinstating socially embedded constitutionalism at EU levels as an alternative to relegating social integration to national levels
ISSN:1574-0196
1744-5515
DOI:10.1017/S1574019617000311