Author (Person) | Scanadamis, Nicolas |
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Publisher | Centre for European Policy Studies [CEPS] |
Series Title | Challenge paper |
Series Details | No 7, December 2007 |
Publication Date | 17/12/2007 |
Content Type | Journal | Series | Blog |
From Source URL click on 'Download the document (PDF) for free The analysis of the present paper is based on two axes: one is that of the rivalry between different freedoms in a liberal regime, as well as the security restrictions to the concept of liberty. The other axis is that of the rivalry between the different forms of governing, governance and government in the EU, as articulated in the connexity criterion – a concept proposed and explored in this paper by Dr. Nicolas Scandamis, Professor of European Law at Athens University and doctoral students F. Sigalas and S. Stratakis. The case study of the data protection regime in the EU demonstrates the tension between the individual right to data protection, economic freedoms and political freedoms and how that right is redefined by security necessities and the ‘principle of availability’. The connexity criterion between governance and government is employed in the analysis of the Passenger Name Record judgement of the European Court of Justice. |
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Source Link | http://aei.pitt.edu/7588/1/Cp7.pdf |
Subject Categories | Mobility and Transport, Politics and International Relations, Security and Defence |
Countries / Regions | Europe |
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