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11 Cards in this Set
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Social Charter
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1989: 12 categories of fundamental social rights
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Problems with social charter
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no binding legal force;
not much popular appeal; high unemployment threaten support for SEA; required unanimity |
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Who opposed social policy?
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Britain
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What reformed the Social Charter?
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Social Protocol, 1991: extention of QMV, revised policy objectives, unanimous for social security, end employment, 3rd country worker protection
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what was the impact of the Amsterdam Treaty?
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added several new Community objectives:
equality of men and women equal opportunities combat descrimination |
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What was the SOcial Policy Agenda?
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Nice 2001
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What is the Lisbon Strategy?
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3 pillars:
Economic Social Environmental |
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what is the New Social Agenda's priorities?
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employment
fighting poverty/promoting equal opportunities |
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how will they acieve new social agenda?
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PARTNERSHIPS: between public authorities at local, regional and national level, employer and worker representatives, and NGO's
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What are the three characteristics of the multi-tiered system of Social policy?
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shift toward join decision traps and policy immobilism
Prominent role of courts in policy development close relation to market-making processes |
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what are the pressures of integration on social policy?
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"positive" initiatives to develop uniform social standards at EU level
"negative" policy reform via market compatibility requirements |
