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Can the European Union 2020 Strategy Deliver on Social Inclusion?

Petmesidou, Maria
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https://hdl.handle.net/1956/16140
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2017-06-30
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Abstract
In 2010, amidst the financial and sovereign debt crisis, the launching of a novel European strategy for “smart, sustainable and inclusive growth” signalled a significant step in the European coordination strategies for tackling poverty and social exclusion. Crucial in this respect is the unprecedented prominence accorded to a quantified goal in poverty reduction across the EU, to be achieved by 2020, along a supranational governance process that sets the ambitious aim of bringing the social field within the framework of EU financial and economic governance. In this paper, I critically examine how this new strategy has fared so far and what the expectations are for its effectiveness in combating poverty and social exclusion within the set timeframe.
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University of Bergen / CROP
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Global Challenges - Working Paper Series
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