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BEYOND　THE　MARKET　:　THE　EU　AND　NATIONAL　SOCIAL　POLICY
Beyond　the　market　:　the　EU　and　national　social　policy / Hine,　David,　1949- ; Kassim,　Hussein,　1965-
(The　state　and　the　European　Union　--　State　and　the　European　Union　series)

Material Type	Books
Publisher	London　;　New　York : Routledge
Year	1998
Language	English
Size	x, 231 p. : ill. ; 24 cm

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Contents	Introduction : the European Union, state autonomy and national social policy / David Hine Understanding regulatory growth in the European Community / Giandomenico Majone Defending the social contract : the EU between global constraints and domestic imperatives / Martin Rhodes The impact of the European Union on unemployment and unemployment policy / Richard Jackman Social dumping within the EU / David Goodhart Putting the cart before the horse? : labour market challenges ahead of monetary union in Europe / Jens Bastian Social partnership at the EU level : initiatives, problems and implications for member states / Michael Gold The European Union and women's rights : from the Europeanization of national agendas to the nationalization of a European agenda? / Sonia Mazey Training policy : steering between divergent national logics / Susan Milner EC action and initiatives in environmental protection / David Freestone and Aaron McLoughlin Conclusion : the European Union, member states and social policy / Hussein Kassim and David Hine
Notes	Includes　bibliographical　references　and　index
Authors	Hine,　David,　1949- <HINE,　DAVID,　1949-> Kassim,　Hussein,　1965- <KASSIM,　HUSSEIN,　1965->
Subjects	LCSH:European　Union　countries -- Social　policy All Subject Search LCSH:European　Union FREE:European　Union FREE:European　Union　countries -- Social　policy All Subject Search FREE:European　Union　countries -- Social　policy -- Case　studies All Subject Search
Classification	NDC9:364.1
ID	1000069768
ISBN	9780415152389