Full Description
This book outlines and analyses the legal framework governing the free movement of persons between Switzerland and the European Union, looking at it from an Italian perspective. The intention is to provide not only students but also a broader gerneral public with a handful tool of basic information to better understand the relationship between Switzerland and its neighbour countries, with a focus on legal implications for cross-frontier workers.
Contents
Vincenzo Salvatore: The relationship between Switzerland and the European Union: Historical Evolution and Current Legal Framework - Vincenzo Salvatore: The Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons (FMP): Genesis and Content - Cecilia Sanna: The Implementation of the Initiative «against mass immigration» and the Future of Relations between Switzerland and the EU - Giulio Peroni: Economic and Monetary Union and Switzerland: Two Models Compared in the Light of the Economic Crisis - Luca Calzolari and Maria Grazia Buonanno: The relations between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation in the Antitrust Field: between Extraterritoriality and the Recent Agreement concerning Cooperation on the Application of their Competition Laws - Alice Pisapia: The Judicial Cooperation between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation: Half Way between International law and European law - Chiara Giussani: The impact of the Common Reporting Standards of the OECD and of the Agreement Concerning Tax on Savings Incomes between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation Regarding Bank Secrecy - Gaetano Ragucci: Tax Treatment of Cross-border Commuters and Effects of the ALC - Maria Pierro: Administrative Cooperation between Switzerland and the EU: the Exchange of Information - Bibliography
