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Language(s):
eng - English
Dates:
2005
Publication Status:
Issued
Pages:
XIV, 404
Publishing info:
Cambridge : Cambridge University Press
Table of Contents:
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Preface
1 Introduction: flexible EU governance in domestic practice
2 Theorising the domestic impact of EU law: the State of the art and beyond
3 EU social policy over time: the role of Directives
4 The Employment Contract Information Directive: a small but useful social complement to the internal market
5 The Pregnant Workers Directive: European social policy between protection and employability
6 The Working Time Directive: European Standards taken hostage by domestic politics
7 The Young Workers Directive: a safety net with holes
8 The Parental Leave Directive: compulsory policy innovation and voluntary over-implementation
9 The Part-time Work Directive: a facilitator of national reforms
10 Voluntary reforms triggered by the Directives
11 The EU Commission and (non-)compliance in the member states
12 Beyond policy change: convergence of national public-private relations?
13 Implementation across countries and Directives
14 Why do member states fail to comply? Testing the hypotheses suggested in the literature
15 Three worlds of compliance: a typology
16 Conclusions: myth and reality of social Europe
References
Index
Rev. Type:
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Identifiers:
eDoc: 270935
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ISBN: 0-521-61513-5
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Degree:
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