European Social Security Law, 6th edition

This authoritative handbook provides an insightful overview of the evolving landscape of EU social security law, including key regulations and case law developments.

The sixth edition of this comprehensive handbook offers a detailed overview of the significant developments in European social security law. Over the past few decades, the coordination of social security provisions within the European Union has gained paramount importance, especially with the introduction of new regulations. This edition highlights the major lines and advancements in this area, particularly focusing on the new Coordination Regulation on social security for migrant workers, Regulation 883/2004, which came into force on May 1, 2010.

In addition to discussing the new regulation, this book delves into the essential case law that has emerged since its implementation. It examines notable developments, especially concerning the posting of workers and how the Treaty influences the interpretation of coordination provisions. Furthermore, the evolution of the concept of EU citizenship is explored, emphasizing its significant impact on access to social rights. The book provides a clear analysis of these developments, their implications for national case law, and contrasts them with the previous coordination regulation.

Another critical aspect covered in this handbook is social policy, particularly the advancements in equal treatment law for men and women. The book outlines current social policy measures and the tools utilized in this domain, making it a valuable resource for courses on European social security. European Social Security Law, 6th edition has been translated into several languages, reflecting its authority and relevance in the field.