Bedrohungen Der Demokratie
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-91156-4_17
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Die ökonomische Bedrohung politischer Selbstbestimmung. Zum Verhältnis von Demokratie und Wohlfahrtsstaat

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“…It does not neglect, but rather explicitly addresses social inequalities and distributive conflicts via redistribution. This consideration of social conflict makes protective social policy inherently political (Nonhoff, 2008); it aims to include citizens in a democratic citizenry in which divergent interests are reconciled. As such, protective social policy can be seen as the foundation for the democratic social inclusion advocated by the European Commission in the Green Deal Communication mentioned earlier.…”
Section: Eu Social Policy In Times Of ‘Green Transitions’mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It does not neglect, but rather explicitly addresses social inequalities and distributive conflicts via redistribution. This consideration of social conflict makes protective social policy inherently political (Nonhoff, 2008); it aims to include citizens in a democratic citizenry in which divergent interests are reconciled. As such, protective social policy can be seen as the foundation for the democratic social inclusion advocated by the European Commission in the Green Deal Communication mentioned earlier.…”
Section: Eu Social Policy In Times Of ‘Green Transitions’mentioning
confidence: 99%