Precarity: more than a challenge of social security or cynicism of EU's concept of economic freedom

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2011-01-01

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Herrmann, Peter
Kalaycıoğlu, Hediye Sibel

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The present book gathers edited contributions from a conference which had been held end of 2010 in Ankara, Turkey. This event brought together scientists and trade unionists from several EU- and non EU-countries, exploring one of the major, though frequently underestimated challenges of societal integrity. This continuing debate of the experts of the European S.U.P.I.-Network focussed in particular on the more fundamental issues of precarity. As much as precarity is a matter of socio-individual concern, having severe repercussions on the life of an increasing number of people, it is moreover a development that fundamentally challenges. It questions many of the values claimed by enlightenment and capitalist revolutions as universal, including solidarity, mutual support and equality - though they are formally still claimed as valid; and moreover these developments are part of structural changes that easily fissure the contemporary mode of production. Does this mean the end of society? Or could it be a take-off for another renaissance?

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P. Herrmann and H. S. Kalaycıoğlu, Precarity: more than a challenge of social security or cynicism of EU’s concept of economic freedom. 2011.