Titlebook: Social Security and Solidarity in the European Union; Facts, Evaluations, Joos P. A. Vugt,Jan M. Peet,Egon Verbraak Book 2000 Springer-Ver

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Solidarity: An indispensable concept in social security1,e will focus on the relationship between solidarity and social security. Next, we will focus on a few of the consequences which the development of social security systems in Europe seems to have on solidarity (paragraph 3). After an excursion into the social teaching of the churches (paragraph 4), we will draw some conclusions (paragraph 5).

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United Kingdom,e from welfare to work and to improve quality of services. At different times, different strategies have been adopted, but much of the discussion in the UK has been based on snapshots, leading to decisions, which later have proved inadequate or inappropriate.

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Italy,mental disorders have a right to education and professional training. The objectives of this article are pursued by bodies and institutions set up or integrated by the State. Private assistance is free’.

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The Netherlands, of exceptional costs (children, specific medical expenses). The system has additional aims. It aims to prevent people from becoming permanently excluded from the labour market due to, for instance, disability or unemployment. It also aims at re-integrating disabled and unemployed persons into the labour market.