EUI Working Paper: SPS, Volumes 4-10European University Institute, 1993 - Europe |
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... in the process of European integration . It is also possible that the development
of welfare - state institutions at Community level , instead of generating a sense of
supranational solidarity would reinforce popular feelings against centralization ...
... in the process of European integration . It is also possible that the development
of welfare - state institutions at Community level , instead of generating a sense of
supranational solidarity would reinforce popular feelings against centralization ...
Page 15
welfare regimes in an integrated market would lead to regime shopping , social
dumping and deregulation ? ... In fact , the ambiguous social consequences of
integration " are revealed by the fact that northern Europe ' s concerns about ...
welfare regimes in an integrated market would lead to regime shopping , social
dumping and deregulation ? ... In fact , the ambiguous social consequences of
integration " are revealed by the fact that northern Europe ' s concerns about ...
Page 16
If one also keeps in mind the relatively high level of Community standards of
health and safety , it appears that fears of an erosion of the national welfare state
as a consequence of European integration are exaggerated . If there is a crisis of
the ...
If one also keeps in mind the relatively high level of Community standards of
health and safety , it appears that fears of an erosion of the national welfare state
as a consequence of European integration are exaggerated . If there is a crisis of
the ...
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