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The Future of Solidarity: The Welfare State, Development Aid and the Political Union of Europe—Visegrad Insight 2(4)/2013
After the Welfare State, the fourth issue of Visegrad Insight, discusses the question of how we will take care after each other in the future. We publish a policy memo by Martin Ehl on the future reforms of welfare state and an expert debate about development aid that is funded by V4 countries that has risen to almost USD 1 bln last year. We also discuss the reference to the political union in public speeches by leaders of the EU and political significance of the idea of solidarity.
Moreover Adam Michnik (Editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza) and Karel Schwarzenberg (former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic) talk about Ukraine in the Central European perspective and Michael Sandel (Harvard University Professor of Philosophy) discusses the need for idea of solidarity in liberal democracy.
Read the best of analysis, opinion, and essays selected by accomplished editors from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia. Visegrad Insight aims to provide a platform for high profile debate on cooperation among Central European governments, businesses, and communities, and the challenges they face.
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