4. Perspectives on the Evolution of European Social Policy

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Table of ContentsBackground Paper 4<strong>Perspectives</strong> on the Evolution of European Social Policy<strong>4.</strong>1 Introduction 1<strong>4.</strong>2 Overview of most important developments inEU social policy 2<strong>4.</strong>3 Sovereignty and Social Policy 16<strong>4.</strong>4 Globalisation and Social Policy in the EU 22<strong>4.</strong>5 Striking a Balance? 26<strong>4.</strong>6 Towards a Synthesis – Developing Welfare within the EU 36List of Figures<strong>4.</strong>1 EU15 Public Social Expenditure as a percentage of GDP 1980-2005 23<strong>4.</strong>2 The Effect of EU Integration on Market Economies 30
AbbreviationsCFRCharter forFundamental RightsECEuropean CommunityECJEuropean Court ofJusticeEECEuropean EconomicCommunityEESEuropeanEmployment StrategyEMEEuropean MarketEconomyESFEuropean Social FundETUCEuropean TradeUnion ConfederationEUEuropean UnionGDPGross NationalProductJIMJoint Memoranda onSocial InclusionLMELiberal MarketEconomyNAPNational Anti-PovertyStrategyNERANational EmploymentRights AuthorityNESCNational Economicand Social CouncilNGONon GovernmentalOrganisationOECDOrganisationfor EconomicCooperation andDevelopmentOMCOpen Method ofCoordinationQMVQualified MajorityVotingSEASingle European ActSEGIServices of GeneralEconomic InterestSGIServices of GeneralInterestSMESmall and MediumEnterprisesSMEsSocial MarketEconomiesUNICEUnion of Industrialand Employer’sConfederation ofEurope
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Page 46 and 47: 40ReferencesAdema, W. and Ladaique,

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