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European Pillar of Social Rights

Chances and risks for Social Europe

From 24-25 May 2018, Dragana Damjanovic is going to take part in the conference "International Regulation of Markets and the Erosion of the European Social and Political Model" at the University of Granada. She will speak about the "European Pillar of Social Rights – chances and risks for Social Europe".

In her presentation, Priv.-Doz. Dr. Dragana Damjanovic, LL.M. (Berkely), will elaborate on the legal nature of the new EU instrument of the European Pillar of Social Rights and its incorporation within the European Semester (the yearly cycle of economic policy coordination within the EU). On this basis she will discuss the potentials and deficiencies of this new instrument to build a more Social Europe. Furthermore, she will raise questions about the democratic legitimacy and accountability of this new governance instrument.

You can find further information about the conference here.

20.05.2018

European Pillar of Social Rights

European Pillar of Social Rights

Chances and risks for Social Europe

20. Mai 18:33 ‐

From 24-25 May 2018, Dragana Damjanovic is going to take part in the conference "International Regulation of Markets and the Erosion of the European Social and Political Model" at the University of Granada. She will speak about the "European Pillar of Social Rights – chances and risks for Social Europe".

In her presentation, Priv.-Doz. Dr. Dragana Damjanovic, LL.M. (Berkely), will elaborate on the legal nature of the new EU instrument of the European Pillar of Social Rights and its incorporation within the European Semester (the yearly cycle of economic policy coordination within the EU). On this basis she will discuss the potentials and deficiencies of this new instrument to build a more Social Europe. Furthermore, she will raise questions about the democratic legitimacy and accountability of this new governance instrument.

You can find further information about the conference here.

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