Giovanni Bertin, Professor of Comparative Welfare States, Department of Economics, Ca’Foscari University of Venice, Italy, Marion Ellison, Professor of European Social Policy and Sociology, Department of Psychology, Sociology and Education, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK and Giuseppe Moro, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy, Department of Political Science, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy

'The authors provide the reader with the analytical tools needed to understand what has been defined as the ''European social model'' and to grasp some of the most pressing challenges it is undergoing, including the Covid-19 stress test.'

• Contents:Foreword ix1 Introduction: healing the divisions – restoring thefoundations for a ‘Social Europe’ 1Marion Ellison, Giovani Bertin and Giuseppe Moro2 Moving forward together? European welfare regimes andthe differentiation of welfare policies 17Giovanni Bertin3 Is there a European Social Model? Theorising therelationship between economics and society 37Giuseppe Moro4 A Europe for all with all? EU Cohesion Policy and socialinclusion across EU states and regions 57Marion Ellison5 ‘Making it count’: investing in a Social Europe that ismeaningful for young people 97Marion Ellison6 Power to the people? The European Social Model and theconvergence of new social policies for empowerment 129Giuseppe Moro7 For all our futures? The European Social Model and theconvergence of new social policies for older people 147Giovanni Bertin8 Fit for purpose? The architecture and processes of hybridgovernance, and the overlapping of market, hierarchy andnetwork 174Giovanni Bertin9 ‘Building a European home’: mechanisms for theconstruction of a common social space within the European Union 200Giuseppe Moro10 Conclusion: towards a progressive transformation of theEuropean economic and social model 221Giovanni Bertin, Marion Ellison and Giuseppe MoroIndex 239

Giovanni Bertin, Professor of Comparative Welfare States, Department of Economics, Ca’Foscari University of Venice, Italy, Marion Ellison, Professor of European Social Policy and Sociology, Department of Psychology, Sociology and Education, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK and Giuseppe Moro, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy, Department of Political Science, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy

'The authors provide the reader with the analytical tools needed to understand what has been defined as the ''European social model'' and to grasp some of the most pressing challenges it is undergoing, including the Covid-19 stress test.'

• Contents:Foreword ix1 Introduction: healing the divisions – restoring thefoundations for a ‘Social Europe’ 1Marion Ellison, Giovani Bertin and Giuseppe Moro2 Moving forward together? European welfare regimes andthe differentiation of welfare policies 17Giovanni Bertin3 Is there a European Social Model? Theorising therelationship between economics and society 37Giuseppe Moro4 A Europe for all with all? EU Cohesion Policy and socialinclusion across EU states and regions 57Marion Ellison5 ‘Making it count’: investing in a Social Europe that ismeaningful for young people 97Marion Ellison6 Power to the people? The European Social Model and theconvergence of new social policies for empowerment 129Giuseppe Moro7 For all our futures? The European Social Model and theconvergence of new social policies for older people 147Giovanni Bertin8 Fit for purpose? The architecture and processes of hybridgovernance, and the overlapping of market, hierarchy andnetwork 174Giovanni Bertin9 ‘Building a European home’: mechanisms for theconstruction of a common social space within the European Union 200Giuseppe Moro10 Conclusion: towards a progressive transformation of theEuropean economic and social model 221Giovanni Bertin, Marion Ellison and Giuseppe MoroIndex 239

Giovanni Bertin, Professor of Comparative Welfare States, Department of Economics, Ca’Foscari University of Venice, Italy, Marion Ellison, Professor of European Social Policy and Sociology, Department of Psychology, Sociology and Education, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK and Giuseppe Moro, Professor of Sociology and Social Policy, Department of Political Science, University of Bari Aldo Moro, Italy

'The authors provide the reader with the analytical tools needed to understand what has been defined as the ''European social model'' and to grasp some of the most pressing challenges it is undergoing, including the Covid-19 stress test.'

• Contents:Foreword ix1 Introduction: healing the divisions – restoring thefoundations for a ‘Social Europe’ 1Marion Ellison, Giovani Bertin and Giuseppe Moro2 Moving forward together? European welfare regimes andthe differentiation of welfare policies 17Giovanni Bertin3 Is there a European Social Model? Theorising therelationship between economics and society 37Giuseppe Moro4 A Europe for all with all? EU Cohesion Policy and socialinclusion across EU states and regions 57Marion Ellison5 ‘Making it count’: investing in a Social Europe that ismeaningful for young people 97Marion Ellison6 Power to the people? The European Social Model and theconvergence of new social policies for empowerment 129Giuseppe Moro7 For all our futures? The European Social Model and theconvergence of new social policies for older people 147Giovanni Bertin8 Fit for purpose? The architecture and processes of hybridgovernance, and the overlapping of market, hierarchy andnetwork 174Giovanni Bertin9 ‘Building a European home’: mechanisms for theconstruction of a common social space within the European Union 200Giuseppe Moro10 Conclusion: towards a progressive transformation of theEuropean economic and social model 221Giovanni Bertin, Marion Ellison and Giuseppe MoroIndex 239