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Book SynopsisThis book makes an essential contribution to the debate now opening up over the future of Europe in the wake of the demise of the Constitution. Since 1989 much about the European Union has changed, including the very definition of 'Europe' itself.
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Introduction
Anthony Giddens, Roger Liddle and Patrick Diamond
1. A Social Model for Europe?
Anthony Giddens
2. Globalisation: A European Perspective
John Sutton
3. East Versus West? The European Economic and Social Model After Enlargement
Katinka Barysch
4. Migrating Workers and Jobs: A Challenge to the European Social Model?
Simon Commander, Alex Heitmueller and Laura Tyson
5. The Vulnerability of the European Project
Rene Cuperus
6. Welfare Reform Beyond Breadwinner Resilience
Anton Hemerijck
7. The European Socio-Economic Model: Differences to the USA and Changes Over Time
Karl Aiginger and Alois Guger
8. The European Social Model. Gender and Generational Equality
Jane Jenson
9. Social Justice Re-interpreted: New Frontiers for the European Welfare State
Patrick Diamond
10. A Knowledge Economy Paradigm and its Consequences
Luc Soete
11. The Environment in the European Social Model
Måns Lönnroth
12. Immigration: A Flexible Framework for a Plural Europe
Patrick Weil
13. Economic Reform, Further Integration and Enlargement: Can Europe Deliver?
Loukas Tsoukalis
14. Friends, Not Foes: European Integration and National Welfare States
Maurizio Ferrera
15. A Common Social Justice Policy for Europe
Roger Liddle
