Table of Contents

Introduction: the Constitutionalisation of the EU Concept of SGEI as a Story of Exit, Voice and Loyalty for Public Services in EU law.-  “Economic Activity”: Criteria and Relevance in the Fields of EU Internal Market Law, Competition Law and Procurement Law.- The Importance of SGEI in the Post-Lisbon Treaties.- SGEI as a Ground for a Special Regime in the Case Law of the CJEU Related to Public Services.- Meaning of the EU Concept of SGEI Emerging from the CJEU Case Law.- Conclusions of Part II: SGEI Emerges as a Broad “voice” in EU Constitutional Law.- EU Legislation on Public Procurement and State Aid: What is the Pressure on Member States to Enforce SGEI Principles in the Field of Social Services?.- Social Services under the Competence of Swedish Local and Regional Authorities: SGEI?.- Compatibility between EU Secondary Law on SGEIs and Systems of Choice in Swedish Law: the Cases of Elderly Care and School Education.- Conclusions of Part III: EU Market Governance of SocialServices a Democratic Issue.