The four main publications until now (May 2010) from the Blurring Boundaries project are:
1) Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry (eds.): The Services Directive - Consequences for the Welfare State and the European Social Model", Copenhagen 2008,
2) Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry (eds.): Integrating Welfare Functions into EU Law - From Rome to Lisbon, Copenhagen 2009,
3) Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry (eds.): The Role of Courts in Developing a European Social Model - Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives, Copenhagen 2010, 4) Grith Ølykke: Low Tenders – With an Emphasis on Public Tenderers, phd-afhandling, Copenhagen 2010.
Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry (eds.): The Services Directive - Consequences for the Welfare State and the European Social Model", Copenhagen 2008 includes the following articles:
1) Ulla, Neergaard Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry: Introduction: The Services Directive in a Legal perspective 2) Dagmar Schiek: The European Social Model and the Services Directive
3) Ulla Neergaard: Services of general (economic) interest and the Services Directive 4) Lynn Roseberry: The general principle of non-discrimination and the Services Directive 5) Elisabetta Bergamini: Freedom of Establishment under the Services Directive
6) Jukka Snell: Freedom to provide Services under the Services Directive compared to the existing case law of the ECJ
7) Ruth Nielsen: Rights of Recipients of Services, in particular Article 20 in the Services Directive 8) Frank Hendrickx: The Services Directive and Social Dumping
Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry (eds.): Integrating Welfare Functions into EU Law - From Rome to Lisbon, Copenhagen 2009 includes the following articles:
1) Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry: Introduction Part I: New Aims and Values of the EU?
2) Christian Joerges: A Renaissance of the European Economic Constitution?
3) Dragana Damjanovic and Bruno de Witte: Welfare Integration through EU Law: The Overall Picture in the Light of the Lisbon Treaty
Part II: Union Citizens and Migrant Workers
4) Ruth Nielsen: The Charter of Fundamental Rights and Migrant Workers' Welfare Rights
5) Andrzej Swiatkowski: European Union Citizenship and Rights of Access to Welfare Services as Compared to Welfare Rights Guaranteed by the Council of Europe as Seen from the Perspective of a New Member State
6) Michael Dougan: The Spatial Restructuring of National Welfare States within the European Union: the Contribution of Union Citizenship and the Relevance of the Treaty of Lisbon
Part III: Liberalisation of Public Welfare Services
7) Ulla Neergaard: Services of General (Economic) Interest: What Aims and Values Count? 8) Vassilis Hatzopoulos: Services of general interest in healthcare: an exercise in deconstruction?
9) Grith Skovgaard Ølykke: Submission of Low Price Tenders by Public Tenderers - Exemplified by public procurement of railway services in Denmark
10) Erika Szyszczak: Legal Tools in the Liberalisation of Welfare Markets
Part IV: The Relationship between Prohibitions against Discrimination and Integration of Welfare Functions into EU law
11) Lynn Roseberry: The Integration of Welfare Functions into EU Law through the Principle of Non- discrimination and the Consequences for Third Country Nationals
12) Aileen McColgan: Prohibitions against Discrimination and Integration of Welfare Functions into EU law: Potential Pitfalls?
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Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry (eds.): The Role of Courts in Developing a European Social Model - Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives, Copenhagen 2010 includes the following articles:
1) Ulla Neergaard, Ruth Nielsen and Lynn Roseberry: Introduction Part I. Horizontal Approach
2) Hans-W. Micklitz: Judicial Activism of the European Court of Justice and the Development of the European Social Model in Anti-Discrimination and Consumer Law
3) Dagmar Schiek: Is There a Social Ideal of the European Court of Justice?
4) Ulla Neergaard: In Search of the Role of ‘Solidarity’ in Primary Law and the Case Law of the European Court of Justice
Part II. subject-oriented Approach
5) Eleanor Spaventa: The Constitutional Impact of Union Citizenship
6) Mia Rönnmar: Labour Law in the Courts. The Role of European Case Law on Fundamental Trade Union Rights in an Evolving EU Industrial Relations System
7) Lynn Roseberry: International Human Rights Treaties and Fundamental Rights in the Case Law of the European Court of Justice: Pointing towards a European Social Model?
Part III. Theoretical and methodological Aspects
8) Ruth Nielsen: Scandinavian Legal Realism and EU Law
9) Finn Arnesen: The Case Law of the European Courts as Seen from a National Supreme Court – the Case of Norway
10) Joxerramon Bengoetxea: Legal Reasoning and the Hermeneutic Turn in the Law – Remarks on the European Court of Justice
11) Antonina Bakardjieva Engelbrekt: Institutional Theories, EU Law and the Role of the Courts for developing a European Social Model
In addition members of the Blurring Boundaries research group have either individually or together with other collaborators published a number of works related to the theme of the Blurring Boundaries project, namely the following:
Ulla Neergaard:
• “’Services of General Economic Interest’ and Related Concepts: The Nature of the Beast”, in ‘The Changing Legal Framework of Services of General Interest in Europe - Between Competition and Solidarity’, T. M. C. Asser Press, Holland, in collaboration with Cambridge University Press, England, 2009, edited by Ulla Neergaard, Markus Krajewski & Johan van de Gronden, pp. 17-50.
• “Introduction”, written together with Markus Krajewski & Johan van de Gronden, in “The Changing Legal Framework of Services of General Interest in Europe - Between Competition and Solidarity”, T. M. C. Asser Press, Holland, in collaboration with Cambridge University Press, England, 2009, ed. by Ulla Neergaard, Markus Krajewski & Johan van de Gronden, pp. 1-13.
• ”The Changing Legal Framework of Services of General Interest in Europe - Between Competition and Solidarity”, T. M. C. Asser Press, Holland, in collaboration with Cambridge University Press, England, 2009, ed. by Ulla Neergaard, Markus Krajewski & Johan van de Gronden (approximately 50 pages).
• “Privilegerede virksomheder”, Chapter. 10 in ”Konkurrenceretten i EU”, Djoef Publishing, Denmark, 2009, 3. ed., with Caroline Heide-Jørgensen, Simon Evers Hjelmborg, Jan Magne
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Langseth, Sune Troels Poulsen, Charlotte Friis Bach Ryhl, Jens Schovsbo & Peter Stig Jacobsen.
• ”Tobias Indén, Kommunen som konkurrent. Kommunalrättsliga befogenheter och konkurrensrättsliga begränsningar, ak. avh., Iustus förlag, 2008, 416 s.”, Juridisk Tidsskrift, Sweden, 2009, s. 938-944.
• “Koncessioner & konkurrence - et EU-retligt perspektiv”, Tidsskrift for Rettsvitenskap, Norway, 2008, nr. 1, pp. 1-34.
• “Public service concessions and related concepts - the increased pressure from Community law on Member States’ use of concessions”, Public Procurement Law Review, England, 2007, 6, pp. 387-409.
• “Modernising Article 82 EC - with Particular Focus on Public and Otherwise Privileged Undertakings”, Europarättsligt Tidsskrift, Sweden, No. 1, 2007, pp. 54-82.
Ruth Nielsen:
• “Free Movement and Fundamental Rights”, European Labour Law Journal 2010 p. 19. • ”Civilretlige diskriminationsforbud” (book in Danish), Copenhagen 2010.
• Together with Agnete Andersen og Kirsten Precht: ”Ligestillingslovene med kommentarer” (book). Volume 1: Forskelsbehandlingsloven, den etniske ligebehandlingslov, ligestillingsloven, loven om ligebehandlingsnævnet, håndhævelse og generelle spørgsmål, Copenhagen 2008.
Volume 2: Ligebehandlingsloven, ligelønsloven, lov om ret til orlov ved barsel m.v., barseludligningsloven og loven om forsikring, pension og lignende finansielle ydelser, (commentary to Danish equality legislation) Copenhagen 2010.
• ”Delt bevisbyrde i ligestillingssager”, Juristen 2010 nr. 1.
• ”Den retlige regulering af handicapdiskrimination” in Vänbok till Ronnie Eklund, Uppsala 2010.
• ”Diskriminationsforbud og kontraktret”, JFT (Tidskrift udgivan av Juridiska Foereningen i Finland) 2009 s. 826.
• ”Aldersdiskrimination: EU-retlig og dansk praksis”, EU-Ret & Menneskeret 2009 s. 281. • ”LO's juridiske råderum vedrørende løngabet: Udredning af kollektive overenskomsters og
det fagretlige systems bæredygtighed i forhold til ligeløn og lukning af løngabet” Copenhagen 2009, at LO’s website www.loli.dk.
• “The Laval and Viking Cases: Freedom of Services and Establishment v. Industrial Conflict in the European Economic Area and Russia”, Bulletin of Comparative Labour Relations p. 25.
• ”Aldersdiskrimination i arbejdsretten og kontraktretten”, Festskrift til Hennning Jakhellns 70- årsdag.
• “Is EU Equality law capable of addressing multiple and intersectional discrimination yet? - Precautions against neglecting intersectional cases”, in Dagmar Schiek and Victoria Schrege (eds): European Union Discrimination Law: Comparative Aspects on Multidimensional Equality Law, London, 2008.
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• ”Arbejdsret og flexicurity: Grønbogen om modernisering af arbejdsretten”, in Arbeidsrett. 2007; vol. 4, nr. 3, s. 155.
• With Sandfeld Jakobsen, Søren: ”Dansk spillelovgivning og EU-retten”, UfR 2008 B s. 1. • ”EU-domstolens afgørelser om konfliktret i Viking- og Laval-sagerne”, Arbejdsretligt
Tidsskrift 2008.
• ”Udstationering af arbejdstagere som led i udveksling af tjenesteydelser: Viking-, Laval- og Rüffert-sagerne”, Arbeidsrett, 2008 s. 61.
• “Status and protection of migrant workers: General report for IX European Congress of Labour and Social Security Law”, 2008. s. 1-54, Conference: 9th European Congress of Labour and Social Security Law, nr. 9, Freiburg, Germany, at http://kongress-und- kommunikation.com/cms/website.php?id=/en/labourlaw2008/start/submissions/topic2.htm
• “EU Public Procurement Law and Nordic Labour Law – Recent Developments and Future Challenges”, in Scandinavian Studies in Law Volume 50, What is Scandinavian Law?, Stockholm 2007.
• ”Standstill og ugyldighed/uvirksomhed af offentlige kontrakter”, U 2007, B s.120.
• With Andersen, Agnete: ”Mainstreaming i juridisk perspektiv” (book), Copenhagen 2007. Lynn Roseberry:
• “The Assimilationist Anti-discrimination Paradigm and the Immigrant Woman: Suggestions on How to Re-Conceptualise Discrimination Claims,” to be published by an international publisher in an anthology edited by Professor Dagmar Schieck, Leeds University, in 2010. Total number of pages contributed: approximately 25.
• “Religion, Ethnicity and Gender in the Danish Headscarf Debate”, in Dagmar Schieck and Victoria Chege (eds.), European Union Discrimination Law: Comparative Perspectives on Multidimensional Equality Law (London: Routledge, Cavendish 2008) pages 329-350.