Regulating Trade in Services in the EU and the WTO - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-x

Contributors

pp xi-xii

Acknowledgments

pp xiii-xiii

Abbreviations

pp xiv-xv

Table of cases

pp xvi-xxiv

Introduction

pp 1-14

Part I - The ‘trust’ theory of integration

pp 15-56

1 - Trust, distrust and economic integration:

pp 17-56

Part II - Unpacking the premises:

pp 57-170

2 - Forms of mutual recognition in the field of services

pp 59-98

3 - Trust and mutual recognition in the Services Directive

pp 99-120

4 - Mutual recognition in the global trade regime:

pp 121-146

5 - Public procurement and public services in the EU

pp 147-170

Part III - The interaction between pluralism, trust and economic integration

pp 171-298

6 - Shifting narratives in European economic integration:

pp 173-262

7 - Trusting the Poles? Mark 2:

pp 263-298

Part IV - Private parties and the economic integration process

pp 299-346

8 - Who’s afraid of the total market? On the horizontal application of the free movement provisions in EU law

pp 301-316

9 - The EU Services Directive and the mandate for the creation of professional codes of conduct

pp 317-346

Part V - Seeds of distrust: regulatory competition and diversity in the social sphere

pp 347-412

10 - Transborder provision of services and ‘social dumping’:

pp 349-380

11 - Reconceptualizing the constitution of Europe’s post-national constellation – by dint of conflict of laws

pp 381-400

12 - Fundamental rights as sources of trust and voices of distrust in the European Internal Market

pp 401-412

Part VI - Extensions: the relevance of the ‘trust theory’ of integration in the context of the WTO

pp 413-470

13 - I now recognize you (and only you) as equal: an anatomy of (mutual) recognition agreements in the GATS

pp 415-444

14 - ‘Importing’ regulatory standards and principles into WTO dispute settlement:

pp 445-470

Index

pp 471-489