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WHITHER SOCIAL RIGHTS IN (POST-) BREXIT EUROPE?

Matthew Donoghue and Mikko Kuisma

2020

Contents16 chapters
  1. Copyright
  2. Foreword
  3. Introduction
  4. Imagined Solidarities: Brexit, Welfare, States, Nations and the EU
  5. The UK and the EU After Brexit – How Hard or Soft a Landing?
  6. Reconceptualising and Delivering Social Policy: Competing Challenges in (Post-)Brexit and Pandemic Europe
  7. Faultlines of EU Social Citizenship in the Course of Brexit
  8. Solidarity for Whom? Selective Social Rights in a Post-Brexit Welfare Settlement
  9. The Rising Invisible Majority in Need of New Social Rights
  10. Never Waste a Good Crisis: Solidarity Conflicts in the EU
  11. Uncertain Futures of Post-Brexit Pensions: Three Paradoxical Implications
  12. Brexit and EU Migrant Workers in the UK: Polish Women’s Perspective
  13. Whither Irish Citizens’ Social Rights in Post-Brexit Europe?
  14. The EU’s Work-Life Balance Directive: A Lost Opportunity for the UK in Gender Equality?
  15. Taking Back Control? Big Business and the Welfare State
  16. Contributors