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Internationale Politik und Gesellschaft. Int. Politics and Society - n° 3 -

"The prevailing ideal model of the »Keynesian welfare state« was called into question from the 1970s onwards. This paved the way for the model of the »lean competitive state.« In many countries, the attendant process of rolling back the state only got going when the models of the »activating state« and the »guarantor state« came to the fore."

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"After 1989, Europe missed the chance to develop its social policies further; if anything, European countries drifted apart with regard to social policy. Urgent structural improvements could be achieved by an intra-European benefit equalization system."

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Internationale Politik und Gesellschaft. Int. Politics and Society - n° 2 -

"Globalization is a core element of the neoliberal paradigm implemented since the 1980s. Workers have mostly suffered from the transformation of the international production and trade system due to stagnating real incomes and increasing inequality of distribution. Globalization has to be remodeled and a new paradigm asserted."

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Internationale Politik und Gesellschaft. Int. Politics and Society - n° 1 -

"The current crisis has been labeled »financial« and there is some truth in that, as the securitization process was a key factor. However, the roots of the crisis are far from being purely financial. Rather we are witnessing the collapse of a specific model of capitalism, as well as the breakdown of the post-Bretton Woods international monetary order. The stakes are obviously high and this crisis is to be a major turning point in the twenty-first century."

"The current crisis has been labeled »financial« and there is some truth in that, as the securitization process was a key factor. However, the roots of the crisis are far from being purely financial. Rather we are witnessing the collapse of a specific model of capitalism, as well as the breakdown of the post-Bretton Woods international monetary order. The stakes are obviously high and this crisis is to be a major turning point in the tw...

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"We can identify five main regulatory agendas emerging from the current crisis to date. The first calls upon regulators to strengthen existing international regulations, and the second intends to reform them. The third seeks to resist the push for the re-regulation of financial markets by governments. The fourth calls for greater controls on cross-border movements of capital, and the fifth advocates a decentralization of financial regulation."

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collective bargaining ; labour relations ; membership ; trade union

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European social policy: an interim assessment Scholz, Wolfgang | 2009 NEW

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