№ 2017/2
International economyBURLAI Tetiana V.1
1Institute for Economics and Forecasting, NAS of Ukraine
Renewal of the EU social dimension: causes, EU approaches and guidelines for Ukraine
ABSTRACT ▼
Highlighted and described the main causes and characteristics of the transformation of the EU social space. Characterized the latest EU policy approaches aimed at creating a new social dimension of Europe. Outlined the guidelines for Ukraine's public policy as to the European integration in the social sphere.
Keywords: social dimension, social policy, the European Union, the European integration of Ukraine
JEL: А 130, D 630, Н 530, І 390.
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