This volume explores the main areas of legal development under the so-called 'Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice (A.F.S.J.) 'which was introduced into European law under the Treaty of Amsterdam of 1997. It examines the main subject-matter of the new A.F.S.J.: migration, family reunion, asylum, police co-operation, and co-operation in matters of criminal law and criminal procedure, and includes discussion of the future of the A.F.S.J. against the background of the current drafting of a first Constitution for the European Union.
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"A substantial insight into the core legal issues of the development of this major EU integration project. The constitutional issues it raises will remain of importance."
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Neil Walker is Professor of European Law at the European University Institute, Florence.
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