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European Social Law of Seafarers: between common market and substantive law

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EC law built the single European market, on the basis of the economic freedoms, the principle of non-discrimination of EU nationals. He also sometimes sought to harmonize national legislation, for the proper functioning of the European market and a policy of full employment. The freedom of establishment of companies has changed the ship registration conditions; the freedom to provide services applies to maritime transport and the freedom of movement of workers to seafarers. Given the international dimension of maritime activity, a balance between competitiveness and maritime safety has to be found. European law incorporates IMO and ILO conventions on ships and seafarers pursuant a sectorial approach. European social law is sometimes applied to maritime armaments companies, like any company, in a joint approach. The European Union seems always in search of a maritime policy, inserted in a global economy.
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Olga Fotinopoulou Basurko. European Social Law of Seafarers: between common market and substantive law. Seafarers: an international labour market in perspective, Editorial Gomylex, pp.393-414, 2016, 978-84-15176-67-1. ⟨hal-01470470⟩
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