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Engineering Equality

Name: Engineering Equality
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 04534980
Price: 48081 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Alexander Somek
ISBN: 9780199693375

Alexander Somek

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04534980

Publishers Oxford University Press, May 2011

In an age of widespread cutbacks on social spending, the prospects of social policy generally appear... Full description

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In an age of widespread cutbacks on social spending, the prospects of social policy generally appear to be grim. If noticeable progress has been recently made in the European Union, then it is in regard to rooting out discrimination. Indeed, anti-discrimination law and policy appears to be the one sphere of social policy whose success is causally connected to the European Union. But how successful can anti-discrimination law be? This book uses legal analysis in order to expose the intrinsic shortcomings of common approaches. Anti-discrimination law fails to provide adequate legal guidance and therefore invites constant supplementation by pedagogical projects of social engineering. This book offers a genuinely leftist critique on anti-discrimination law, and concludes with a discussion of alternative models of solidarity in the Union.