This book focuses on the main institutional changes affecting the
Social Investment approach, as the framework for the European
social agenda. The contributions gathered address these issues from
different angles, placing two fundamental issues at the centre of
the analysis. The first concerns the promotion of the strategic
actions of European institutions and the national governments aimed
at making social investment a recovery priority in the Eurozone.
The second aims to make the social investment approach compatible
not only with a high road to growth, as it is in the
Stock-Flow-Buffer scheme, but also with the right to balance market
and non-market activities as a universal right linked to a
different combination of working and living time. It will be of
interest to all scholars and students of social policy and European
politics.
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