The EU Economic and Social Model in the Global Crisis
Interdisciplinary Perspectives
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The book explores the sustainability of the EU's economic and social model in the context of the global economic crisis. It highlights four critical issues: the imbalance in the euro's legal framework, conflicts between the EU's economic constitution and social justice goals, the involvement of civil society and industry in addressing these conflicts, and the EU's ambitions for a robust socio-economic model on a global scale. Each chapter presents dual perspectives on these pivotal topics, fostering a comprehensive discussion on the future of the EU's socio-economic landscape.
