The issue of 'reverse discrimination' is a topical subject,
particularly in the field of family reunification. Reverse
discrimination occurs when a European Union (EU) citizen in a
'purely internal situation' is treated less favourably than an EU
citizen of another nationality whose situation is largely governed
by EU law. Reverse Discrimination in the European Union offers an
up-to-date standard reference work on reverse discrimination. Part
I of this book analyses the issue of reverse discrimination from an
EU perspective. In particular, it questions whether reverse
discrimination falls within the scope of application of Member
State law or whether it falls within the ambit of EU law.
Subsequently, it discusses the interpretation of the 'purely
internal situation' doctrine on the basis of the case law of the
European Court of Justice, giving special attention to recent
developments since the controversial Ruiz Zambrano
judgment.Although reverse discrimination is of interest from the
perspective of the Member States, it is still mostly studied from
the viewpoint of the EU.To address this, Part II looks at reverse
discrimination in five Member States, namely Belgium, France,
Italy, Germany and Austria. The focus lies on the ground(s) on
which the national authorities decide whether or not to allow
stricter treatment of purely internal situations. Finally, Part III
analyses specific instances of reverse discrimination in federally
structured Member States, from the perspective of both EU law and
Belgian and German law.
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