Identity is in flux in Europe, as are policy and laws concerning the rights of citizens and foreigners at the national and supranational levels. Guild (U. of Nijmegen), with a law firm in London, examines the European Union's adoption and interpretation of immigration and citizenship laws juxtaposed with the framing of these issues as human rights issues in the "other" (i.e., nonmember) Europe represented by the Council of Europe and European Convention on Human Rights. He includes a table of cases from UK, European, and international courts. Distributed in the US by Aspen Publishers. Annotation 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
