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Tuesday, 20 May 2014

Reconciling EU free movement rules with UK border controls

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By Steve Peers  Today’s Advocate-General’s opinion in the McCarthy case raises important questions about the scope of the EU’s fre...
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Monday, 19 May 2014

Access to documents: the Council might not implement a key CJEU judgment

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Steve Peers The EU is often accused by critics of a lack of openness and transparency – and often such criticisms are justified. Thi...

The next Justice and Home Affairs Programme: everything changed, so nothing can change?

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By Henri Labayle and Emilio De Capitani  The Council Presidency has started sailing toward the next phase of the EU's Area of ...
Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Towards a Web 3.0? The impact of the Google Spain judgment on social networks and Wikipedia

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Steve Peers If its age could be measured in ‘Internet years’, the EU’s data protection Directive would be prehistoric. This can easi...
Tuesday, 13 May 2014

The CJEU's Google Spain judgment: failing to balance privacy and freedom of expression

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By Steve Peers The EU’s data protection Directive was adopted in 1995, when the Internet was in its infancy, and most or all Interne...
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Assessing the new EU Council Guidelines on Freedom of Expression - online and offline

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Professor Lorna Woods, University of Essex; co-author, Steiner and Woods, EU Law  Yesterday the Council of the European Union ado...
Monday, 12 May 2014

Candidates for Commission President: comparing and assessing their immigration policy proposals

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Steve Peers Football fans have long enjoyed playing the game of Fantasy Football, in which they imagine what might happen if a part...