Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie

A Constitution for Antidiscrimination: Exploring the Vanguard Moment of Community Law

“…149 Despite all the efforts, people would remain locked into situations of social disadvantage. At this point, a more perfect variant of a constitution for antidiscrimination would have to dig deeper into those formative contexts of social life 150 that are the very source of economic deprivation and political disempowerment, such as the hierarchical segmentation of the labour force, the growing concentration of capital which is accompanied by a severe reduction in the number of jobs, the social and cultural hierarchy of the school system, systems of taxation devoid of distributive effects, the disproportional representation of citizens' needs given the prevalence of organised interests, etc.. 151 Modifying such structural features would require, first, more extensive programmes for, and more elaborate visions, of an egalitarian society, and, secondly, fairly sweeping regulatory powers. It is not a lack of vision that is blocking the road to social change.…”