
Stepping up the EU agenda on social citizenship
Bea Cantillon, Maurizio Ferrera and Maarten Keune
In a more precarious Europe, social protection and minimum-income guarantees must be more strongly embedded.
Author profile

Maurizio Ferrera is professor of political science in the Department of Social and Political Sciences of the University of Milan. He has contributed to the H2020 EuSocialCit Project and has recently published the book Social Reformism 2.0 with J Mirò and S Ronchi.

Bea Cantillon, Maurizio Ferrera and Maarten Keune
In a more precarious Europe, social protection and minimum-income guarantees must be more strongly embedded.

Social rights in Europe today require marrying 20th-century universalism with the meeting of diverse, complex needs.