A manifesto for social Europe
Description
The project was the following: seven academics from seven European countries came together, under the auspices of the European Trade Union Institute, to draw up this Manifesto for a Social Europe. Perceiving that the process of European integration had run into a cul-de-sac, they were critical of what they perceive as an exclusive focus on economics, to the detriment of social and political foundations and consequences.
In its ten chapters the Manifesto outlines a social scaffolding for Europe which is regarded as a prerequisite not just for the social wellbeing of Europe’s citizens and the cohesion and productivity of society as a whole but ultimately also for economic performance in the long term.
This book is also available in French and German
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