Social Europe - Page 82

Children’s rights—delivering the Child Guarantee

Social services must be central if the Child Guarantee is to deliver for vulnerable children.

The rejection of the new constitution in a referendum has deep historical traces.

The return of tourists to southern Europe’s squeezed resorts is not an unmixed blessing.

Corporations tacking on environmental and social goals falls well short of an answer.

The cost-of-living crisis, Kate Pickett writes, follows a familiar path of hugely unequal burdens.

Elections come amid sweeping claims from the (far) right about a Sweden in decline.

Beyond the new electoral formation, a potential avenue is open to democratise work.

The European Care Strategy is a step in the right direction but care workers need more.

Judges are taking action, since EU institutions have failed to uphold the rule of law.

Defending workers’ living standards has become trade unions’ primary concern.

Real wages could fall by 2.9 per cent in the European Union in 2022.

Like physical clouds, the services provided by the technology majors are utterly opaque.

If there is a crisis of democracy, look up at leaders rather than down at citizens to find it.

A new social-democratic era requires a return to the steep postwar tax gradient.

Europe’s municipalities are developing social and ecological solutions to the energy crisis.