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Solidarity as a Public Virtue? / Switzerland
Solidarity as a Public Virtue? / Switzerland
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Introduction
Christian Lahusen, Veronica Federico
Christian Lahusen, Veronica Federico
11–32
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Solidarity: An Evocative Concept
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The Socio-Economic Context and the Crisis
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Solidarity as Public Virtue? The Structure of the Volume
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33–192
Part I: Solidarity as a Legal and Constitutional Principle in European Countries
33–192
33–52
Denmark
Deniz Neriman Duru, Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen, Hans-Jörg Trenz
Deniz Neriman Duru, Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen, Hans-Jörg Trenz
33–52
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Introduction: Solidarity in the Danish Welfare State
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Solidarity: From the Danish Constitution to the Danish Welfare State
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The Principle of Solidarity in the Constitutional Act of Denmark from 1849 (Grundloven)
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The Emergence of the Danish Welfare State
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The Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Solidarity: High Levels of Taxes, Trust and Voluntarism
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The Moral Dimension of Solidarity
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Redistribution through Taxing and High Levels of Trust
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Volunteering in Denmark
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The Constitutional Entrenchment of Solidarity: Case Law and Administration
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The Constitutional Entitlement to Public Assistance and Relevant Case Law
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Solidarity as Municipal Self-Determination under Governmental Control
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Labour and Social Rights
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Conclusion
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53–68
France
Manlio Cinalli, Carlo de Nuzzo
Manlio Cinalli, Carlo de Nuzzo
53–68
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Introduction: Solidarity as a Fundamental Value
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The Long-Term Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Solidarity
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The Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Subsidiarity Principle
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Solidarity as the Source of Different Types of Legislation
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Promoting Civic Solidarity: The Legal Foundations of Voluntary Associations
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Conclusions
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69–90
Germany
Ulrike Zschache
Ulrike Zschache
69–90
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Introduction
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The Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Solidarity
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The Constitutional and Legal Entrenchment of Solidarity
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Conclusions and Outlook
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91–108
Greece
Maria M. Mexi
Maria M. Mexi
91–108
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Introduction
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Solidarity Action and Civil Society
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Solidarity, Austerity and the Ambivalence of Litigation
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The Limits of Solidarity in Practice
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Conclusion
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109–128
Italy
Veronica Federico, Nicola Maggini
Veronica Federico, Nicola Maggini
109–128
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Introduction
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The Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Solidarity
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The Constitutional Entrenchment of Solidarity
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Solidarity and the Centrality of the Person
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Solidarity and Equality
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Solidarity and Labour
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Solidarity and Subsidiarity
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Conclusions
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129–146
Poland
Janina Petelczyc
Janina Petelczyc
129–146
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Introduction
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Cultural Context: Remarks on “Solidarity” in the Polish Public Discourse
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The Constitutional Entrenchment of “Solidarity”
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Solidarity and the Common Good
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Solidarity and Social Justice
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Solidarity and Social Security
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Solidarity and Sustainable Development
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Solidarity in Development Cooperation
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Solidarity in Social Dialogue
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Solidarity and Protection of Foreigners
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Conclusion
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147–178
Switzerland
Eva Fernández G.G., Délia Girod
Eva Fernández G.G., Délia Girod
147–178
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Introduction
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Solidarity as a Fundamental Constitutional and Federal Principle
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The Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Solidarity
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The Constitutional Entrenchment of Solidarity within Swiss Federalism
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Solidarity between Shared-Rule and Self-Rule
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Solidarity and the Swiss Welfare System
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Old-Age Benefit
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Social Security in Case of Invalidity
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Solidarity and Mutuality: Swiss Mandatory Healthcare Scheme
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Social Protection in Case of Illness or Accident
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Solidarity towards Families: Complementary and Survivor Rents, Maternity and Family Allowances
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Social Security in Case of Unemployment
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Non-Contributory Benefits
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Conclusion
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179–192
The United Kingdom
Tom Montgomery, Simone Baglioni
Tom Montgomery, Simone Baglioni
179–192
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Introduction
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The Constitutional Setting
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The Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Solidarity
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The Evolution of Solidarity in the UK
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The Precariousness of ‘British’ Solidarity?
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Conclusion
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193–248
Part II: Solidarity as a Legal Principle within the European Union's Legal System
193–248
Solidarity in the European Union in Times of Crisis: Towards “European Solidarity”?
Ester di Napoli, Deborah Russo
Ester di Napoli, Deborah Russo
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Introduction
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The Context of European Solidarity: Social, Economic and Political Challenges
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Solidarity in the European Union
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Horizontal Solidarity
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Horizontal Solidarity in the Treaties
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Vertical Solidarity
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Vertical Solidarityin the Treaties
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Vertical Solidarity and the EU in the Human Rights Perspective
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Solidarity via ‘Minimum Harmonisation’?
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Preliminary Concluding Remarks
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EU Policies and Case Law in the Areas of Disability, Unemployment, and Immigration/Asylum: An Overview
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Disability
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Equal Treatment
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Conclusions
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Unemployment
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Social Protection of Workers and Inactive Citizens between National and European Solidarity
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EU Strategy to Combat Unemployment
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Conclusions
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Immigration/Asylum
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Article 80 TFEU: Scope and Implications
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Financial, Operational and Humanitarian Solidarity
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The Critical Aspects of the System of Dublin
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Solidarity in Asylum Seeking
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Towards a Model of “European Solidarity”? Concluding Remarks
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249–542
Part III: Solidarity at a Crossroad: Solidarity and Member State Public Policies on Unemployment, Disabilities and Migration/Asylum
249–542
249–274
Solidarity in Times of Crisis: Disability, Immigration and Unemployment in Denmark
Deniz Neriman Duru, Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen, Hans-Jörg Trenz
Deniz Neriman Duru, Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen, Hans-Jörg Trenz
249–274
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Introduction
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The Danish Judiciary System and the Tradition of Conflict Mediation beyond the Courts
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Disability
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Background and Main Legislation
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Case law: Disability Discrimination inside the Employment Area
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Case Law: Disability Discrimination outside the Area of Employment
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Immigration
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Background
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Retrenchment of Welfare Benefits
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Main Legislation
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Case Law
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Unemployment
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Background and Main Legislation
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Case Law
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Conclusions
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275–302
Disability, Unemployment, Immigration: Does Solidarity Matter in Times of Crisis in France?
Manlio Cinalli, Carlo de Nuzzo
Manlio Cinalli, Carlo de Nuzzo
275–302
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Introduction
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Disability
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Labour Market Access for Disabled Workers
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Education Access for Disabled Pupils
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Disability Guidelines Laid Out in the ‘Loi Travail’
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Unemployment
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The Loi Travail
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Migration
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Conclusive Remarks
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303–336
Disability, Unemployment, Immigration: The Implicit Role of Solidarity in German Legislation
Ulrike Zschache
Ulrike Zschache
303–336
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Introduction
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Disability
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Constitutional Basic Rights
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Concretisation by Social Law
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Federal Act on Equal Opportunities for Disabled People, General Equal Treatment Act and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
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Laws' Enforcement and the Crisis
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Migration and Asylum
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The Three Pillars: German Basic Law, the Residence Act and the Asylum Act
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Reception, Accommodation, Distribution and Access to the Social Welfare System
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Laws' Enforcement and the Crisis
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Unemployment
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Unemployment Benefit I
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Unemployment Benefit II: Basic Security Benefits for Job-Seekers
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Social Assistance
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Laws' Enforcement and the Crisis
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Conclusions
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337–360
Greece in Times of Multiple Crises: Solidarity under Stress?
Maria M. Mexi
Maria M. Mexi
337–360
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Introduction
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The Context of the Greek Crises
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Responses in the Field of Disability
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Responses in the Field of Migration and Asylum
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Responses in the Field of Unemployment
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Conclusion
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361–394
Disability, Unemployment, Immigration: Does Solidarity Matter at the Times of Crisis in Italy?
Veronica Federico, Nicola Maggini
Veronica Federico, Nicola Maggini
361–394
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Introduction
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Disability
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Framework Law n. 104 of 1992
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The Right to Work
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Public Assistance and Anti-Discrimination Measures
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Laws' Enforcement and the Crisis
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Unemployment
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The Jobs Act
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The Regional Level
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Laws' Enforcement and the Crisis
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Immigration/Asylum
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Immigration
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Asylum
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Laws' Enforcement and the Crisis
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Solidarity in Action?
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395–420
Disability, Unemployment, Immigration: Does Solidarity Matter in Times of Crisis? The Polish Case
Janina Petelczyc
Janina Petelczyc
395–420
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Introduction
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Unemployment
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Legislation Changes
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Disability
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Legislation Changes
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Migration
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Legislation Changes
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Challenges for Solidarity in the Country of “Solidarity”
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421–468
Switzerland: Vulnerable Groups and Multiple Solidarities in a Composite State
Eva Fernández G.G., Tania Abbiate
Eva Fernández G.G., Tania Abbiate
421–468
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Introduction
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Swiss Solidarity in the Context of the EU Financial and Economic Crisis
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Disability
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Framework Law
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The Right to Education
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The Right to Work
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Public Assistance
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Revisions to the Legal Framework on Disability and the 2008 EU Economic Crisis
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Unemployment
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Unemployment in Figures
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Limits of the Unemployment Legislation and its Implementation at Cantonal Level
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Classification of the Swiss cantons within the implementation of the LACI by policy traditions
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Changes to the Federal Law on Compulsory Unemployment Insurance and the Crisis
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Immigration/Asylum
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Switzerland within the European Law System
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The Immigration Legislation for Third Countries Citizens
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The Asylum Legislation
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The Social Legislation on Immigration/Asylum
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Law’s Enforcement and Jurisprudence
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The Crisis and the Solidarity toward Migrants
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Conclusions
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469–494
Solidarity in Austerity Britain: The Cases of Disability, Unemployment and Migration
Tom Montgomery, Simone Baglioni
Tom Montgomery, Simone Baglioni
469–494
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Introduction
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Disability
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The Work Capability Assessment
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The Bedroom Tax
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Unemployment
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Work Experience or Workfare?
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Trade Union Act 2016
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Migration
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‘Benefit Tourism’
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Seeking Asylum and Refuge
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Conclusions
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495–542
Conclusion: Solidarity as a Public Virtue?
Veronica Federico
Veronica Federico
495–542
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Towards a Common Notion of Solidarity?
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Solidarity in the Constitutions
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When Solidarity Appears in the Constitutional Document
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When Solidarity Does Not Appear in the Constitutional Document
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What for Having Solidarity in the Constitution?
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Solidarity? The Danish, French, Greek, German, Italian, Polish, Swiss and British Way to Solidarity
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The Dimensions of Solidarity
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Immigration and Asylum, Unemployment and Disability: Is there Room for Solidarity?
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When Laws and Policies Do Not Mention Solidarity
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Solidarity in Disability Legislation and Policies
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Solidarity in Unemployment Laws and Policies
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Solidarity in the Field of Migration Legislation and Policies
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Solidarity, a Shield against the Crisis? Final Remarks
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Has Solidarity Resisted the Crisis Crush Test?
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543–546
Contributors
543–546
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547–554
Index
547–554
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Eva Fernández G.G.
Délia Girod
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doi.org/10.5771/9783845290058-148
ISBN print: 978-3-8487-4739-9
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-9005-8
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