The Ethical Spirit of EU Law
- 180 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Focusing on the ethical dimensions of EU law, this book explores the increasing incorporation of ethics and morality within legal frameworks, particularly in sensitive areas like the patentability of human life. It examines whether these ethical references align with specific philosophical theories, such as deontology or consequentialism, and debates the appropriateness of applying these concepts in legal contexts. Additionally, it analyzes the role of ethics in EU lawmaking, case law, and the implementation of directives across Member States, while considering broader themes of EU values and human dignity.

