The “European Whistleblowing Directive” (Directive (EU) 2019/1937) is the most far-reaching piece of whistleblowing legislation in history with an unprecedented impact on countries all across the European Union. To transpose the Directive, all 27 Member States were required to enact their own national whistleblowing laws by 17 December 2021, in many cases leading to the creation of an entirely new field of law previously unknown to many national legal systems. The papers included in this book are the result of the “2nd European Conference on Whistleblowing Legislation”, providing readers with a first in-depth look into the emerging field of research that is European Whistleblowing Law.
Fast Lappalainen, Katarina
Gerdemann, Simon
Kafteranis, Dimitrios
Kierans, Lauren
Koumpli, Christina
Kozak-Maśnicka, Marta
Publikationstyp: Konferenzband
Sparte: Universitätsdrucke
Sprache: Englisch
Beiträge
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1. Legal Consequences of Non-Transposition of EU Directives (Seiten 9-24)
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2. The Evolution and Implementation of Whistleblower Protection in Sweden (Seiten 25-62)
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3. The transposition of the Whistleblowers Directive in Luxembourg (Seiten 63-71)
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4. The New Whistleblowing Laws of Ireland (Seiten 73-93)
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5. The New Whistleblowing Laws of France (Seiten 95-121)
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6. Implementation of the EU Whistleblower Directive in Poland (Seiten 123-133)
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7. The European Court of Human Rights’ Effects on the Transposition of the Whistleblowing Directive (Seiten 135-168)