Stefano Giubboni

Law and politics in the crisis of the European social model

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Abstract

This article explores the constitutional dimension of the new European crisis-management law. The author's critical stance is that the new architecture of European economic governance accentuates the well-known asymmetries between supranational market forces and national welfare state arrangements, by deeply transforming the constitutional functions of EU law. A double process of de-politicisation and de-legalisation takes place in an apparent contradictory but convergent manner at EU level, with dramatic implications for the viability of the so-called "European social model".

Keywords

  • European Economic Constitution
  • Crisis Law
  • Welfare State
  • Social Policies

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