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The Twofold Approach to Children’s Freedom of Movement Rights Under European Law: Can ‘Children’s Equilibrium’ Guide the Interpretation of the Post-Brexit Rights of UK Children Residing in the EU?
The Twofold Approach to Children’s Freedom of Movement Rights Under European Law: Can ‘Children’s Equilibrium’ Guide the Interpretation of the Post-Brexit Rights of UK Children Residing in the EU?
Publication Details
Teodora Petrova
Publication Date
2018
Number of Pages
S. 99-133
Volume
14
Published in
Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy
Status
online first
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