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III. Social Policy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 January 2008

Erika Szyszczak
Affiliation:
Centre for European Law and Integration, Faculty of Law, University of Leicester.
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Social policy is undergoing review, the aim being to consolidate the fragmented nature of social policy law, and to provide for the integration of all Community policies. This is part of a larger where the EU is attempting to provide a holistic approach towards all policies, ensuring that they meet the demands placed upon governments, as well as private undertakings, in the enlarged single market. Of particular significance is the interaction between social policy law and competition law, especially in relation to state aid and merger policy. The Lisbon Process, now at mid-term, has not been successful in delivering the projected results. Thus throughout 2005 the European Union focused upon revitalizing the Lisbon agenda with the focus upon improving the quality of work as well as combating unemployment.1

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Current Developments: European Law
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Copyright © British Institute of International and Comparative Law 2006