Titlebook: Economic Policy for a Social Europe; A Critique of Neo-li J?rg Huffschmid (Professor for Political Economy a Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan,

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European Integration (1974–2004): towards a Neo-liberal Zone liberalization. This turn was induced by the outbreak of the economic crisis of the 1970s. Soon the release of market forces became the only principle of this union and regional integration was presented as a means to adjust to a more global and marketed world. This chapter shows how this turn came about.

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The ‘Modernization’ of Social Policy: a Critique of Pension ReformsA number of counter-arguments are advanced, and an effort to disclose the true reasons for the reform is presented. The role of EU policy towards this issue is discussed. Conclusions are drawn about the fallacious nature of the arguments presented for the privatization of the pension systems.

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Employment through Labour Market Flexibility? A Critical Appraisal of the European Employment Stratel for flexibility typically includes demands for downward wage flexibility, easier hiring and firing, flexible changes of tasks and working conditions and higher labour mobility across regions, industries and occupations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3027-5t. In the 1980s, there followed a period of deregulation at the national, as well as at the EU, level. Since the late 1980s, however, the tendency to deregulate has been combined with a renewed attempt at harmonizing regulation for the industry as a whole in the EU (Danthine et al., 1999).

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European Integration (1974–2004): towards a Neo-liberal Zonestarted from a communitarian project to ensure peace and prosperity after the Second World War to become a project mainly expressed in terms of market liberalization. This turn was induced by the outbreak of the economic crisis of the 1970s. Soon the release of market forces became the only principl

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