Research Handbook on EU Health Law and Policy

Edited by Tamara K. Hervey, City, University of London, UK, Calum Alasdair Young, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands and Louise E. Bishop, School of Law, University of Sheffield, UK

• Contents:ForewordMartin McKeeIntroductionTamara K. Hervey, Calum Young and Louise E. BishopPart I History, Scope, Institutions1. The History and Scope of EU Health Law and PolicyMary Guy and Wolf Sauter2. Governing EU Health Law and Policy – On Governance and Legislative PoliticsDorte Sindbjerg Martinsen3. Courts and EU Health Law and PoliciesClemens M. Rieder4. Fundamental Rights and EU Health Law and PolicyCalum Alasdair YoungPart II People and Products5. EU Law, Policy and Health Professional MobilityEllen Kuhlmann, Claudia B. Maier, Gilles Dussault, Christa Larsen, Emmanuele Pavolini and Marius-Ionuț Ungureanu6. European Union Biomedical Research Law and Policy and Citizen ScienceMark L. Flear7. EU Law and Policy on Pharmaceuticals Marketing and Post-Market Control Including Product LiabilityMarcus Pilgerstorfer8. EU Law and Policy on New Health TechnologiesEstelle Brosset and Aurélie Mahalatchimy9. EU Law and Policy on Human MaterialsJean V. McHale and Aurélie Mahalatchimy10. eHealth Law: The Final Frontier?André den ExterPart III Systems11. EU Competition Law and Policy and Health SystemsJohan W. van de Gronden and Catalin S. Rusu12. EU Health Law and Policy and the Eurozone CrisisTomislav Sokol and Nikola MijatovićPart IV Public Health13. EU Public Health Law and Policy – Communicable DiseasesMarkus Frischhut and Scott L. Greer14. EU Public Health Law and Policy – TobaccoAlberto Alemanno15. EU Public Health Law and Policy - On the Rocks? A Few Sobering Thoughts on the Growing EU Alcohol ProblemOliver Bartlett and Amandine Garde 16. Public Health in European Union Food LawIris Goldner LangPart V The External Dimension17. Trade and Health in the European UnionHolly Jarman and Meri Koivusalo18. The EU’s (Emergent) Global Health Law and PolicyTamara K. HerveyConclusions19. The Impediment of Health Laws’ Values in the Constitutional Setting of the EUAnniek de RuijterIndex

‘This thought-provoking anthology can be recommended to scholars as well as to policy makers in search of the underlying patterns (and the complex interplay between them) in recent policy and legal trends within the health sector in Europe.’