Equality Law in an Enlarged European Union Understanding the Article 13 Directives
Few terms in law and philosophy have had as long a life and as important a role in modern history as the idea of equality (SA Lakoff, Harvard University Press, 1964). This is visible in the history of equality in the European Union, which has striven to keep up with the diversity of its peoples,...
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| Định dạng: | Sách |
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Cambridge University Press
2013
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| Tóm tắt: | Few terms in law and philosophy have had as long a life and as important
a role in modern history as the idea of equality (SA Lakoff, Harvard
University Press, 1964). This is visible in the history of equality in the
European Union, which has striven to keep up with the diversity of its
peoples, despite a slow start. Since the founding Treaties were signed in
the 1950s, European equality law has become far more complex. Theories,
themes and definitions of equality and discrimination have developed
over time and have been greatly influenced by cases brought by
ordinary people. Equality and anti-discrimination are areas of European
law that directly serve the individual. They are therefore of interest to
us all. Combating discrimination and promoting and achieving equality
have become prominent, important and challenging issues in European
life. |
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