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The same title III also establishes the European Social Fund with the goal of
improving employment opportunities and facilitating the geographical and
occupational mobility of workers . What is arguably the most significant social
policy ...
The same title III also establishes the European Social Fund with the goal of
improving employment opportunities and facilitating the geographical and
occupational mobility of workers . What is arguably the most significant social
policy ...
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Demands for regional redistribution within the EC have become pressing in
recent years ( Marks , 1992 ; Armstrong , 1989 ; Wallace , 1983 ) , leading to a
doubling in the expenditure of the structural funds - the European Social Fund
and the ...
Demands for regional redistribution within the EC have become pressing in
recent years ( Marks , 1992 ; Armstrong , 1989 ; Wallace , 1983 ) , leading to a
doubling in the expenditure of the structural funds - the European Social Fund
and the ...
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... of the programme will thus be rich individuals within poor regions - - a
phenomenon well - known in the Italian Mezzogiorno and which may be
replicated in other regions of the Community as a result of the increases in the
regional funds .
... of the programme will thus be rich individuals within poor regions - - a
phenomenon well - known in the Italian Mezzogiorno and which may be
replicated in other regions of the Community as a result of the increases in the
regional funds .
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Volumes 4-10 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1993 |
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