On the content and scope of national and European solidarity under free movement rules: the case of golden shares and sovereign investments

Abstract

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Water as a European shared public good: The legal status of a vital resource, and its sui generis community property regime

“…Their role is essential for increasing quality of life for all citizens and for overcoming social exclusion and isolation'. 128 In this perspective, water services could be regarded as an emblematic case of SGEI, understood as a shared 'constitutive element of national citizenship, national solidarity and the welfare state'; 129 and 'a European founding value that is strongly connected with the European model of society, the promotion of social cohesion under Article 14 TFEU, the notion of EU social citizenship, and the exercise of fundamental social rights'. 130 According to the Article 1 Protocol No.…”