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001456142 1001_ $$aCrespy, Amandine.
001456142 24514 $$aThe European Social Question :$$bTackling Key Controversies.
001456142 264_1 $$aNewcastle Upon Tyne :$$bAgenda Publishing,$$c2022.
001456142 264_4 $$c©2022.
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001456142 4901_ $$aBuilding Progressive Alternatives
001456142 5050_ $$aCover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Dedication -- Introduction: "Social Europe" - irrelevant, catching up or dangerous? -- 1 What is the European social question? -- Grasping the social question from different conceptual angles -- Inequality, justice and solidarity -- Social rights and social citizenship -- Welfare states and the European social model -- EU socio-economic governance and Social Europe -- Cohesion and convergence -- Explanations for the EU's social deficit -- Institutional factors: a fundamental asymmetry between economic and social integration -- Ideational factors: the neoliberal turn and the death of Social Europe -- Political factors: joint-decision trap and sovereignty -- Material and social factors: the hegemony of economic actors -- Reflecting on the normative roots of the European social question -- The internationalist or intergovernmentalist perspective -- The transnationalist or federalist perspective -- Pluralist perspectives -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 2 Is the EU a key player in addressing social issues? -- Piecemeal prerogatives across policy areas -- Differentiated modes of policy-making and governance -- A failed political project -- The EU and national welfare states -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 3 Are socially minded actors too weak in EU policy-making? -- The institutional triangle -- The European Commission -- The Council -- The European Parliament -- The independent institutions -- The Court of Justice of the European Union -- The European Central Bank -- The member states -- Political coalitions and socio-economic models -- The implementation of social policies -- Organized civil society -- The European Economic and Social Committee -- Trade unions.
001456142 5058_ $$aNon-governmental organizations -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 4 Is European social regulation a thing of the past? -- The patchy rise of social issues in the EU's primary law -- A gradual build up in the treaties -- The advent of EU-wide fundamental social rights? -- The laborious extension of social regulation through legislation -- Free movement and labour law -- Health -- The key role of case law -- The codification of case law through legislation -- Strengthening legislation through case law -- From extending to curtailing social rights? -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 5 Does liberalization undermine social cohesion? -- The freedom to provide services and social dumping -- From attempts to strike the balance between market freedom and labour law … -- … To a pro-market offensive -- And back -- The marketization of welfare -- From public service to competitive markets -- Liberalizing welfare services through sectoral directives -- Limiting public financing via the control of state aid -- The opening up of welfare states -- The rampant liberalization of healthcare -- The access of non-nationals to social benefits: a limited right -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 6 Does the European social dialogue really protect European workers? -- The labour movement and the EU: a complicated relationship -- Trade unions between Europeanism and social critique in the early days -- The rise and fall of the European social dialogue -- The Great Recession and the further weakening of neo-corporatism -- The European social dialogue in practice: a toothless bite? -- An awkward delegation of legislative powers -- The patchy implementation of autonomous agreements -- The sectoral European social dialogue -- European works councils.
001456142 5058_ $$aThe trade unions' role beyond the social dialogue: vox clamantis in deserto? -- Institutionalized forms of participation -- Advocacy and protest -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 7 Does soft coordination support welfare states? -- A new economic and governance philosophy for welfare state modernization -- The European Employment Strategy and the turn to "activation" -- The Lisbon Strategy as an ambiguous modernization project -- The OMC: a problematic soft touch in EU governance -- The European Semester: the rise of a Leviathan from one crisis to another? -- Social policy subsumed by economic policy -- Political schizophrenia between austerity and social investment -- The European Semester in flux in the era of resilience and recovery -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 8 Is redistribution unconditional? -- From regional convergence to investment and resilience -- Economic transformations and elusive convergence -- From regional policy to employment policy -- Redistribution in times of crises -- Planning redistribution through multi-level governance -- Budgetary programming and broad operational principles -- A bureaucratic partnership between multiple authorities -- Does it work? -- The rise of conditionality, between bureaucracy and politics -- Endogenous conditionality: improving policy implementation -- Exogenous conditionality: using the funds as a stick -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- 9 Is the EU fit for the social challenges of the twenty-first century? -- Brexit: "taking back control" for greater social cohesion? -- The social roots of Brexit -- Social welfare in the post-Brexit UK -- Towards social dumping? -- EU health policy after Covid-19: between interdependency and sovereignty -- Capacity building as a result of health crises.
001456142 5058_ $$aPolitical resistance to competence creep -- A socially just ecological transition: limited ambitions in the face of great challenges -- New distributional and political conflicts -- Social justice: the blind spot of the European Green Deal? -- Old politics and temptation of greenwashing -- Conclusion -- Further reading -- Questions to debate -- Conclusion: From the social question to the democratic question -- Addressing the European social question through democratization -- Index of CJEU judgments -- References -- Index.
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001456142 520__ $$aThis analysis of EU social policy-making asks whether the EU's efforts contribute to social cohesion or, on the contrary, undermine it, and whether its action in the social realm should be intensified, or curtailed.
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