POST ADHERING ROMANIAN SOCIETY PATTERN. A LEFT SIDED APPROACH
Journal Title: Revista de Administratie Publica si Politici Sociale - Year 2010, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
Social European systems provide a basis for adapting the Romanian social system as a part of the European pattern. Romania has to conceive its own minimum set of concepts, while other concepts will be adopted in time, along with Romania’s evolution as part of the European Union. These new concepts will be called “virtual reference points”, goals created by the Romanian society in time, adapting itself to the global economy system by fulfilling Lisabon Strategy’s objectives. Romanian social system is a dynamic system, based on a strategic core of principles, completed by European principles. The new state designed by the Romanian Social Democrats is a constructive part of the Social European System, a state to whom one of the most important tasks is to reduce the inequalities occurred through the implementing process, along with the diminution of starting inequalities.
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Dobrescu Smaranda
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