The Polysemy Of Anti-Discrimination Law: The Interpretation Architecture Of The Framework Employment Directive At The Court Of Justice - Common Market Law Review View The Polysemy Of Anti-Discrimination Law: The Interpretation Architecture Of The Framework Employment Directive At The Court Of Justice by - Common Market Law Review The Polysemy Of Anti-Discrimination Law: The Interpretation Architecture Of The Framework Employment Directive At The Court Of Justice 58 6

This article proposes a new explanatory framework to understand the transversal developments that have emerged from the recent case law of the Court of Justice of the EU on the Framework Employment Directive. It argues that the Court operates a functional differentiation in the implementation of anti-discrimination norms, which gives rise to a complex interpretation architecture. Following the constitutionalization of EU equality law, the Court reads three main functions into the Framework Employment Directive: socialization, integrity, and calibration. This differentiation gives rise to competing interpretive paradigms and analytical templates that affect the level and shape of equality protection under the Directive.

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