Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe. - Enkele persoonlijke gedachten en reacties van Marcus Ampe.
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Tag Archives: Great Britain
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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Economic crisis danger for the rise of political extremism
The last few years we have seen racist attacks becoming more in vogue again. Some experts blame the situation on the social stress caused by an extended period of economic austerity – unemployment rates are fast approaching high percentages and … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, History, News and Politics, Welfare and Health
Tagged 1930s, 1960s, 1970s, 9/11, Asylum Policy, Belgium, Bulgaria, European Commission, European Union, European University Institute, Ford, France, Geert Wilders, Germany, Golden Dawn party, Great Britain, Greece, Holebi, Immigration, Islamophobia, Mabel Berezin, Max Weber, Migration, MPI Europe, Muslim, Nativism, Neo-Fascism, Neo-Nazi, Netherlands, Nieuw-Vlaamse Alliantie, Open Society Initiative for Europe (OSIFE), Racism, Radical-right, Randall Hansen, Rdadicalism, Romania, Social Stress, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Unemployment, United Kingdom, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Vlaams Belang
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Capitalism downfall
Today’s 1% are squeezing the blood out of the middle class, creating conditions of predictable eco collapse. In 2009 the American political writer, historian, and culture critic, Michael Parenti wrote that after the overthrow of communist governments in Eastern Europe, … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Economy, Environment and Ecology, Poverty
Tagged Africa, Belgium, Capitalism, corporate hegemony, Corporation, Democracy, Democratic Society, Earth, Eastern Europe, Great Britain, Latin America, Liberalism, Living Wage, Michael Parenti, Middle East, Neoliberal Free Markets, Poverty, Profit, United States
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Ageing and Solidarity between generations
Today Europe is like other continents confronted with the ageing population. Facing the problem of an intense growing older and non-working population the European Commission called for a year of reflection on this problem and instigated the “2012 – European … Continue reading
Posted in Welfare and Health
Tagged Active Ageing, Ageing, Belgium, Depression, Employement, Europe 2020, European Commission, European Union, Generation Y, Great Britain, Greece, Independent Living, Life expectancy, Netherlands, Old age, Portugal, Recover, Retirement, Shift work, Social protection, Social Security, Solidarity, Star Trek Generations, Turkey, Unemployment, work circumstances, Work environment
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To Work Longer or Die Younger
After the official opening on 18 – 19 January 2012 in Copenhagen (Denmark), the 7th of March the events and measures were launched for the 2012: European Year for Active Ageing … and Solidarity between Generations in the buildings of … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged 1950s, 1960s, 1980s, Active Ageing, Baby boomer, Belgium, Brussels, Canada, Consumption, Employement, Employment, European Commission, European Foundation Centre (EFC), European Union, Golden Sixties, Great Britain, Handicapped Law, Industrial Revolution, Law Cooreman De Cleck, Netherlands, Old age, Pension, Pension and Saving-fund, Pension Plan, Quality of Life, Retirement, Saving, Social Circumstances, Social Security, Stress, Unemployment, Willem Drees
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Natural England, English Heritage in danger
For years I could enjoy the treasures of the beautiful English country, by way of using a National Trust Membership Card and visiting the protected sites. To celebrate the life and legacy of the Trust’s founder, who led campaigns to … Continue reading
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