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RECWOWE Seminar Understanding the Europeanisation of Domestic Welfare States Brussels, 2 July 2010 Pierre Paul Van Gehuchten ETOS.be General introduction Where did we start ? ? Where did we start How did we build a How did we


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RECWOWE Seminar « Understanding the Europeanisation

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Domestic Welfare States » Brussels, 2 July 2010 Pierre‐Paul Van Gehuchten

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General introduction Where did we start Where did we start ? ? How did we build a How did we build a heuristic coherence heuristic coherence ? ? What did we discover What did we discover ? ?

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  • 1. Where did we start
  • 1. Where did we start ?

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To which extent does the use by the European Union

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matters (classical European law, European collective agreements resulting from the social dialogue, open method of coordination, financial instrument (in particular the European social fund) – instruments which partly differ from the ones used at national level – produce a different impact, in terms of effect and orientation, on Belgian social policy ?

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  • 2. How did we build a heuristic coherence ?
  • 2. How did we build a heuristic coherence ?
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LAW SOC. DIAL. OMC ESF DOMESTIC CHANGES OECD ENABLING/ CONST RAINING FACTORS

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LEGISLATION PATHWAY

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ENABLING/ CONST RAINING FACTORS

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NEW GOVERNMENTALI ST PATHWAY

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LEGISLATION PATHWAY

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ENABLING/ CONST RAINING FACTORS

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NEW GOVERN- MENTALIST PATHWAY

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FIT/ MISFIT (POLICY/ INSTITUTIONNAL) Step 7 DOMESTIC CHANGES

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ENABLING/ CONST RAINING FACTORS

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EU POLITY POLITICS/ POLICIES/ POLITY

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INSTITUTIONS/ IDEAS/ INTERESTS

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FIT/ MISFIT (POLICY/ INSTITUTIONNAL) Step 1 DOMESTIC POLITY 1 DOMESTIC POLITY 2

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EU Legislation / Social dialogue OMC Financial Instruments Employment Policy and working conditions

UCL (KUL) AIAS KUL AIAS KUL (FUSL) AIAS

  • Soc. Protection

Pensions Inclusion

OSE (UCL) CEVIPOF OSE CEVIPOF OSE (FUSL) CEVIPOF

Gender Equality

UCL (FUSL) AIAS FUSL (UCL) AIAS FUSL (UCL) AIAS

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  • 3. What did we discover ?
  • 3. What did we discover ?
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(…) the fourth recital in the preamble to the directive refers to the Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights

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adopted at the meeting of the European Council held at Strasbourg on 9 December 1989 (C-173/99, June the 26th, 2001, Bectu, pt.39)

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Declaration concerning the aims and purposes of the International Labour Organisation (DECLARATION OF PHILADELPHIA)

The Conference reaffirms the fundamental principles on which the Organization is based and, in particular, that: (a) labour is not a commodity; (…)

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La grève, qui permet à un syndicat de faire entendre sa voix, constitue un aspect important pour les membres d'un syndicat dans la protection de leurs intérêts (Schmidt et Dahlström, précité, § 36). La Cour note également que le droit de grève est reconnu par les

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travail (OIT) comme le corollaire indissociable du droit d'association syndicale protégé par la Convention C87 de l'OIT sur la liberté syndicale et la protection du droit syndical (pour la prise en compte par la Cour des éléments de droit international autres que la Convention, voir Demir et Baykara, précité). Elle rappelle que la Charte sociale européenne reconnaît aussi le droit de grève comme un moyen d'assurer l'exercice effectif du droit de négociation collective.

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