European social model

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The European social model is a distinctive approach to organizing society and the economy that combines market capitalism with strong social protections, labor rights, and welfare policies aimed at promoting social cohesion and reducing inequality.

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European social model canonical 3
European welfare state 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public policy concept
social policy framework
socioeconomic model
aimsAt combating poverty and social exclusion
ensuring access to essential services
maintaining social cohesion in the face of globalization
promoting lifelong learning
protecting citizens against social risks
reconciling work and family life
supporting social investment in human capital
supporting workers during economic restructuring
appliesIn Continental European countries
European Union member states
Nordic countries
Southern European countries
Western European countries
hasCharacteristic aims to promote social cohesion
aims to reduce social inequality
combines market capitalism with strong social protections
developed alongside the expansion of welfare states in Europe
emerged after the Second World War
emphasizes labor rights
emphasizes public provision of key services
emphasizes universal social protection
emphasizes welfare policies
is associated with Christian democratic traditions
is associated with corporatist arrangements
is associated with post-war social democracy
is contrasted with more deregulated labor markets
is contrasted with the American model of capitalism
is contrasted with the Anglo-Saxon liberal model
links social policy with economic performance
promotes decent working conditions
promotes gender equality
promotes high employment levels
promotes inclusive growth
promotes redistribution through taxation and transfers
promotes social inclusion
promotes solidarity between social groups
relies on active labor market policies
relies on extensive social insurance systems
relies on regulation of labor markets
relies on strong welfare states
relies on tripartite cooperation between state employers and unions
seeks to balance economic efficiency with social justice
supports anti-discrimination legislation
supports collective bargaining
supports family and child benefits
supports health and safety regulations at work
supports housing assistance policies
supports minimum standards for working conditions
supports public education systems
supports public healthcare systems
supports public pension systems
supports social assistance for the poor
supports social dialogue between employers and workers
supports social services for vulnerable groups
supports unemployment benefits
isDiscussedBy Council of the European Union
European Commission
European Parliament
isRelatedTo Europe 2020 strategy
European Pillar of Social Rights
European integration
European social model self-linksurface differs
surface form: European welfare state

Lisbon Strategy
social market economy

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European labour movement influenced European social model
European labour movement relatedTo European social model
European social model isRelatedTo European social model self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: European welfare state