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from Part II - Differentiation from the Single European Act to the Failed Constitutional Treaty
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 May 2025
This chapter examines the evolution of Association Agreements after the Single European Act and before the failed Constitutional Treaty. It begins by analysing the case-law on Association Agreements and it shows how the Court shaped an extensive system of rights for migrants in light of the role they played in the EU project of growth. This approach of the Court was not well received. Rather, Member States tried to restrict rights of migrant workers in Association Agreements concluded during this period precisely with the purpose of avoiding the transposition of the relevant case-law. The chapter also examines the clauses in enlargement and association with European developed countries, where the extension of rights to migrants was easily accepted.
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