Routledge - The Right to Family Life in the European Union

This academic text from Routledge Research in EU Law explores the evolving landscape of family rights within European integration. It provides a detailed examination of the right to family life as defined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. Readers will gain a clear understanding of how family life relates to citizenship and the principle of free movement across the continent. The book analyzes how the EU and the European Convention on Human Rights work together to shape the legal definition of family. By looking at recent case law, it addresses the changing ways the law views family structures. It also covers modern challenges, including the impact of immigration on family rights and the broadening definitions used in legal contexts today. This is an essential resource for those studying international law and human rights within the European framework.