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Social Europe
Social dialogue is an important prerequisite for a functioning European internal market that is balanced in terms of a social market economy. The action plan for the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights, presented by the European Commission today, 4 March, aims to contribute to strengthening this crucial […]
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If a consensus could be found on bailing out indebted countries and extend the intervention scope the ECB, why not on tackling poverty through minimum wages?
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The new European Commission can open up opportunities for progressive forces to regain influence in a European direction.
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A discussion on a Social Union is needed to avoid a further widening of the gap between the economic and social sides of the integration
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The experience of being East German”), recounts a particular sense of homelessness in the new, western world.
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A ‘golden rule’ of exempting certain types of social spending from the Eurozone fiscal rule book for about a decade would allow to invest in human capital, skills and health.
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Austerity: In Europe, the gap has widened between the so-called “virtuous” countries.
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Public investment in social infrastructure has reached a 20-year low. Turning this around could help creating a modern welfare in Europe.
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The European project can only have a future if it overcomes the status quo imposed by conservatives and neo-liberals and if it refuses to fall into the trap proposed by national-populists. Regaining control over our lives in a time of globalisation is only possible if we address social, fiscal and […]
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In a world with so much wealth, how is it possible that so many people have little or no access to healthcare?
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