Human Rights and European Law: Building New Legal Orders

In Light Of Recent Criticism Of The Eu And Strasbourg, Mary Arden Makes An Invaluable Contribution To The Debate On Transnational Courts And Human Rights. Drawing On Years Of Experience As A Senior Judge, She Explains Clearly How Human Rights Law Has Evolved, And The Difficult Balances That Judges Have To Strike When Interpreting It. Implementing Human Rights -- Understanding Proportionality And Subsidiarity -- Interpreting Legislation : New Approaches Emerge -- Balancing Human Rights And National Security -- Privacy : Balancing Public And Private Interests -- The Value Of The International Perspective -- Working Out The Right Relationship With The European Supranational Courts. Mary Arden, Lady Justice Of Appeal. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.