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Our colleague Sally Ball, who taught
at Brasenose College and later at Trinity College in
Oxford, died suddenly at the age of 34 in 2001. A public
lawyer and employment lawyer with European and comparative interests,
she was closely involved in the work of the Institute.
In celebration of her life and her contribution, the
Institute dedicates its first working paper
series to her memory.
Introduction to the
series by Mark Freedland
Constitutional Implications
of EU Employment Policy by Elspeth
Attwool
Protection
of Fundamental Rights through the Court of Justice of the European Communities
by Ninon Colneric
No-One Slips Through
the Net? Latest Developments, And Non-Developments, in the European Court of
Justice’s Jurisprudence on Art. 230(4) EC by Stefan Enchelmaier
Some Way to Go: The European Employment Strategy
Re-assessed by Sandra Fredman
The Luxembourg Process Five Years On by
Bernhard Jansen
External Powers and the
Role of the EU in Labour Matters: Work in Progress by Jill Murray
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