This text examines the state of EC social security law as it stands in 1999. Focusing on the key principles, it explains the rules governing the co-ordination of the EU's social security sytems, and those relating to sex discrimination in social security protection.
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This book provides a unique and authoritative account of the current state of EC social security law, focusing on key principles. Despite the subject's importance to millions of people in the EU and partner countries, the complexity of the subject renders it inaccessible to students and non-specialist practitioners. EC Social Security Law explains clearly both the rules governing the co-ordination of the EU's social security systems and those relating to sex discrimination in social security protection. The author describes which benefits are available and who can claim them. In addition, the author critically analyses the leading European Court of Justice cases that inform decisions on which social security system applies to particular claims. The book concludes with an evaluation of the successes achieved to date and the challenges presented in seeking to ensure that variations in rules on social security entitlements do not raise barriers to the free movement of persons. EC Social Security Law will be essential reading for undergraduate and postgraduate students of EC law who require more detail than is to be found in the standard texts on Community law.
Practising lawyers, tribunal personnel, social security commissioners will also welcome it as a guide to a complex area.
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General info
Publisher & Imprint:
Longman
City:
Harlow
Pages:
182
More info:
height 217 mm
width 139 mm
weight 219 gr
thickness 9 mm
Subject Indexing & Classification
Dewey:(DC21) 341.76
Library of Congress Subject: Social security
Record updated at:
22 March, 2013
time:
13:14
Summary
EC Social Security Law
Preface Table of Contents 1. Table of Legislative Provisions 2. An Overview 3. Personal and Material Scope 4. The Choice of Law Rules 5. Portability and Overlapping Benefits 6. Short-TermBbenefits 7. Long-Term Benefits 8. Equal Treatment: Directive 79/7 9. Evaluation Select Bibliography Index
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