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Social Europe.
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Europe 2025.
The Crisis Of Globalisation.
Inequality In Europe.
Columns & Interviews.
The ranks of the working poor.
by Justine Doody on 19th December 2019.
Despite rising employment in many western economies, poverty is not declining. What’s wrong with labour-market policies?
Corbyn’s electoral defeat: myths, causes and lessons.
by Nicola Melloni on 18th December 2019.
Why did Labour lose so heavily in the UK? Partly it was ‘Brexit’, partly Corbyn.
Climate policy, ‘just transition’ and the quality of government.
In our series on ‘just transition’, Marina Povitkina and Bo Rothstein argue neglected issues around quality of government need addressing to secure public legitimacy.
The green agenda—a social and geopolitical tool.
by Javier López on 17th December 2019.
The European green agenda is key to saving the planet—but it could also save an enlightenment-based multilateral order from nationalist irrationalism.
Sustainability is social, environmental and economic.
by Liina Carr on 16th December 2019.
The principle of ‘sustainability first’ should become the golden thread unifying all EU actions.
A fair Brexit.
by Philippe van Parijs on 16th December 2019.
For the free-market Tory right, Brexit is a means towards a beggar-my-neighbour buccaneering adventure—not ‘future relations’ to which the EU27 can agree.
Controlling the effects of AI on work and inequality.
Christian Kellermann and Mareike Winkler open a Social Europe series on artificial intelligence, arguing that regulation will be needed to ensure prosperity for all.
The neoliberal far right in Poland.
by Gavin Rae on 11th December 2019.
Confederation, the new force on the far right in Poland which broke through in the parliamentary elections, is the party of (male) privilege, not precarity.
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Blogs.
Why should just transition be an integral part of the European Green Deal?
by Béla Galgóczi on 4th December 2019.
In our series on ‘just transition’, Béla Galgóczi focuses on what it means for the key sectors of coal and cars.
Where are all the good jobs?
Agglomeration effects in capital-city regions concentrating good jobs may be feeding political discontent beyond them.
Work-life balance: from legal texts to real progress for working people.
by Juliane Bir on 20th November 2019.
Taking the EU directive on work-life balance off the page will require determined trade-union efforts, including in challenging prejudices.
It is time to talk about transport poverty!
Transport poverty in France fuelled the grievances mobilised by the gilets jaunes. EU policy-makers need to address this social dimension to the green transformation.
Time to ensure climate policy serves the public, not lobbyists.
by Colin Roche on 14th November 2019.
The fossil-fuel industry has been revealed to have invested vast resources in lobbying EU institutions.
Unpacking supreme courts to restore checks and balances.
by George Tyler on 7th November 2019.
Democracy is threatened by politicisation of constitutional courts. Unorthodox tactics are required to restore their role.
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At the beginning of the new EU legislative cycle, this occasional paper by Udo Bullmann (MEP and S&D Group coordinator in the European Parliament’s Development Committee) makes the case for an EU development policy that puts the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and a concern for human well-being front and centre. The paper argues that EU development policy must serve to fight inequalities in partner countries to enable successful transformations in the spirit of the SDGs. Weaving a concern for achieving greater equality into the process of EU development policy-making, including through ex-ante assessment tools, is key in this regard.
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Social Europe Edition Book.
Is an unconditional basic income without means-test or work-test compatible with social justice and individual self-worth? Does it open up the space for an end to demeaning labour and a resurgence of voluntary work and cultural life? Is it affordable? This collection of short but compelling essays, all previously published in Social Europe , allows both proponents and opponents to make their case and is designed to extend this vital discussion to a wider audience.
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The Blocked Completion of the European Monetary Union.
The reform of the euro zone is stuck. Against the background of political blockades, this report examines from a combined economic and political science perspective how the Euro can be prepared for the next crisis. The report first identifies general requirements for the stabilization of economic and monetary union. Next, the report reconstructs the political logic of the euro crisis and shows that the prospects for realizing far-reaching reform proposals aiming at a fiscal union are poor. Subsequently, the report develops a proposal of how, under the given circumstances, the room for maneuver within the existing framework of economic and monetary union can be extended in a pragmatic way in order to strengthen national fiscal policy as an instrument of macroeconomic stabilization.
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Migrant workers in Fortress Europe.
The number of legally resident migrants stands at over 22 million, but the number of Europe’s “undocumented” migrants, whose status is precarious and whose rights in many areas are limited as a result, is much harder to determine. These migrants are often forced to tolerate adverse working conditions; since they are discriminated against in the labour market, both male and female migrant workers are pushed into low-skill industries and professions that are more hazardous to health and less well-paid than other jobs, a situation that is justified by racist stereotypes and assumptions. The goal of the HesaMag editorial team in compiling this report was to introduce readers to a number of real-life examples drawn from a variety of EU Member States.
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Challenges and prospects in the EU: Quality of life and public services.
What have been the major developments in quality of life and public services in Europe in recent years? This flagship publication provides a synthesis of the main findings on several key topics, based, in part, on European Quality of Life Survey data. It maps developments and perceptions regarding the following: trust in institutions and social cohesion; access to and quality of health and care services; the impact of digitalisation on social services; access to services for young people; and measures aimed at integrating refugees. While the report highlights many challenges and emerging issues for public services, it also showcases a number of positive experiences with the involvement of client groups in the design of services and take-up of new technologies.

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