Il diritto del lavoro dopo i Trenta gloriosi
2018
32
2
Spring
307-322
labour law ; EU law ; history
Human rights
http://dx.doi.org/10.1441/89580
Italian
Bibliogr.
"The development of labour law as a means of empowerment of workers in their relationship with employers has been a typical aspect of the Keynesian approach to economy, which prevailed until the 1970s. The following period, still ongoing, was characterized by neoliberal approaches, aiming at considering labour relations as ordinary market relations. To go back to the original approach social conflict is needed, which requires a restoration of national sovereignty to fight the European Union as a neoliberal apparatus. Only then the possibility of a Europe of rights and solidarity is given."
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