Yes, The European Model Remains Superior To

If You Don't Have Collective Agreements Between Unions And Employers, Governments Have To Legislate More.

For Me, Socialism Has Always Been About Liberty And Solidarity, But Also About Responsibility.

Even In Britain, The Trade Unions Tell Me That Employment Contracts Have Less Protection Than In The Past.

The Problem Of How We Finance The Welfare State Should Not Obscure A Separate Issue: If Each Person Thinks He Has An Inalienable Right To Welfare, No Matter What Happens To The World, That's Not Equity, It's Just Creating A Society Where You Can't Ask Anything Of People.

This Weakening Is Worsened By The Widening Distance Between The Governed And Their Governments.