Objective
The project will propose an analysis of the socio-economic models in Europe, the transformations affecting them at the macro and the micro levels; it will assess the chances of emergence of a specific European socio-economic model distinct from the models existing in other developed regions of the world and will analyse how it can represent an original path towards the knowledge-based society.
Our project will first devise analytical matrices to analyse the macro-level (socio-economic model) and the micro/meso level (productive models). The originality of the project is that a socio-economic model is defined as a set of complementary institutions that rest on a socio-political equilibrium. Therefore, any transformation of the model or pressure for convergence towards another model must not be assessed in terms of comparative performance only, but more fundamentally in terms of the transformations of the socio-political equilibriums that underlie a given institutional structure. This applies at the macro as well as at the micro -level, since institutional change and social compromises can take place at all levels, and transformation in productive models may lead to major transformations of a given socio-economic model.
We will :
- analyse the transformations in Europe making use of the analytical tools developed during the project and see how the changes taking place at the macro/societal level and at the micro/company level interact;
- assess how the transformations in the employment relationship, the financial relationship and the productive organisation lead to an alteration of the European model(s);
- study how these modifications may lead to the emergence of a specific European model exhibiting distinct characteristics or to convergence towards a market-based model;
- analyse the socio-political equilibrium upon which a specific European model may rest, what productive models may be associated to it, and whether this model is liable.
Fields of science (EuroSciVoc)
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- social sciences political sciences political policies
- social sciences sociology industrial relations
- social sciences sociology governance taxation
- social sciences economics and business business and management employment
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Programme(s)
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Topic(s)
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Call for proposal
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FP6-2002-CITIZENS-2
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Coordinator
EVRY
France
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