Marcus Ampe
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Migrants to the West #3
In previous articles I said already that the media play a central role not be underestimated in internationalizing integration debates by framing and linking local issues to international events. I also mentioned the feeling of superiority of the European community. … Continue reading
Posted in B4Peace, News and Politics, Religion, Welfare and Health
Tagged Behaviour, Christian Stokke, Civilization, Community, Control, Dalia Mogahed, Democracy, Eurocentrism, European Union, Extremism, Freedom, Integration, Islam, Islamophobia, John Esposito, Judeo-Christian Values, Liberalism, Love for God, Materialism, Media, Multicultural Society, Multiculturalism, Muslim, Nationalism, Sayyid, Sharia, Values, West, Western culture, Western World
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Migrants to the West #1
Challenging perceptions In the United States of America, Canada and in the European Union you may wonder if the current process of those countries becoming a multicultural society, more specifically when several Muslims challenge ‘white’ perceptions of those nations and … Continue reading
Posted in B4Peace, Culture, Religion, Welfare and Health
Tagged Australia, Belgium, Britain, Canada, Capitalism, Christian Stokke, Ethnic Minorities, Ethnicity, European Union, France, Fundamentalism, Fundamentalists, Great Britain, Hegemony, Islam, Islamic faith, Jürgen Habermas, John Rawls, Labelling, Liberalism, Marianne Gullestad, Media, Minority, Multicultural Society, Multiculturalism, Muslim, Negotiation, Open mind, Race Relations, Racism, Sharia law, Soviet-style Communism, Tariq Modood, Terrorism, Theory of Justice, United States
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Citizens to be put at the heart of the public debate
The Corsican/French Henri Malosse was elected president of the Employers’ Group of the EESC in 2006 and has been actively involved in EU policies supporting SMEs and, in particular, inspired the creation of the Euro Info Centres, specialist EU policy information … Continue reading
Posted in News and Politics
Tagged Brussels, Citizenship, Citizenship of the European Union, EESC, European Commission, European Economic and Social Committee, European Union, Hans-Joachim Wilms, Henri Malosse, Integration, Jane Morrice, Job creation, Protection of Savings, Rudy Aernoudt, Youth Alienation
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Doomthinking or a real problem for Europe
The European Union may well be at a cross-roads, facing a serious legitimacy crisis, with its citizens “threatened with an unconscious drift to disharmony, a loss of social cohesion, a recurrence of racism and a deficit of democratic accountability.” A … Continue reading
Blow to legitimacy of the capitalist system
It is acknowledged by serious bourgeois economists that the global economic crisis — the worst since the 1930s—has dealt a devastating blow to the international legitimacy of the capitalist system. Protecting the ones who harmed many After Word War II … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Dagboek = Diary, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Agriculture, American Colonists, Capitalism, Child Labour, Community, Death, Europe, European Union, Exploitation, Globalization, Great Depression, Human Traffick, Iindustrial Production, Joseph Pilates, Kounovsky technique, Lust, Market-economy, Money, Old World, Opportunities, Pilates technique, Profits, Ruling Class, Sexual Exploitation, Soviet Union, Unemployment, United States, Violence
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Impact of the crisis on civil society organisations in the EU – Risks and opportunities
State of the Civil Society and how Civil Society Organisations have been affected by the Financial Crisis Last month 250 civil society representatives gathered in Brussels to seek ways in which the young and old in Europe could gain better … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, News and Politics
Tagged Alison Woodward, Alliances, Anna Lindh Foundation, Citizen Engagement, Civil society, Civil Society Organisations, Collaboration, CSO, Decision-making processes, Democratic Participation, Economic Efficiency, EESC, European Economic and Social Committee, European External Action Service, European Union, Financial Crisis, Forming Alliances, Funding, Georgios Terzis, Greece, Jamal Shahin, NESC, Non-governmental organization, Opportunities, Policymaking, Risk, Risk management, Social Return, Solidarity, Trade union, Unemployment
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Juncker warns for possible new war
La Decena Trágica may have been far away from Europe when it brought in 1913 the Mexican Revolution. Europe had to meet its tragic decennial a year later. The House of Romanov in 1913 celebrated its 300th anniversary of its … Continue reading
More than 4000 rare diseases to come out of the corner
Throughout Europe there can be found more than 30 million people affected by rare diseases, also referred to as orphan diseases. In a few days time we shall have a day to remind the many people having to face some … Continue reading
Changing perceptions of the large retail sector
Changing perceptions of the large retail sector Preceding article: Stop large retailers’ abuse, says the EESC Commercial relations The commercial relations between large retailers and the suppliers of food products is a subject that is generating an increasing amount of interest … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Economy
Tagged United States, European Union, Netherlands, France, Germany, Business, Carrefour, Multinational, Horsemeat, Retail, Small and medium enterprises, Competition Commission, Multinational corporation, Commercial Relations, Food Products, Retail sector, Retail Market, Ahold, Lidl, Kaufland, Austria, Abusive practices, Confederation of the Food and Drink Industries, European Brands Association, food suppliers, competitive market, multinational corporations
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Stop large retailers’ abuse, says the EESC
Retailers’ abusive practices are hastening the decline of the agro-food sector. A distorted market affects consumers as well as suppliers. On 13 February, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) endorsed an opinion to put an end to these dramatic … Continue reading
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