Marcus Ampe
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Tag Archives: Greece
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
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 News and Politics, Welfare and Health, Crisis, History
Tagged Belgium, European Union, United Kingdom, Unemployment, Migration, Netherlands, France, Germany, Geert Wilders, Muslim, Neo-Nazi, Islamophobia, 1970s, Spain, European Commission, Great Britain, Racism, 1960s, Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Switzerland, Immigration, Sweden, 9/11, Vlaams Belang, Ford, Social Stress, Holebi, Max Weber, Mabel Berezin, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), MPI Europe, European University Institute, Nieuw-Vlaamse Alliantie, Rdadicalism, Nativism, Radical-right, Randall Hansen, Asylum Policy, Neo-Fascism, Open Society Initiative for Europe (OSIFE), Golden Dawn party, 1930s
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Stronger than anything that wants to destroy
Often first something terrible has to happen before people recognise the blessings they have. Its not from what they see on the small or bigger screen today, but from the things that they really can feel. Or when working with … Continue reading
Posted in Dagboek = Diary, History, Reflection, World
Tagged 2001, 9/11, Blessings, Chile, China, City, Cosmopolitan, Creation, Danger, Evil, Fear, Fearing God, God, Greece, Ground Zero, Hate, Hatred, India, Injury, IRA, Mexico, Morgan Stanley, New York, New York Port Authority, Panic, Prey, Pussy Riot, Quebec, Rick Rescorla, Russia, Saudi Arabia, security, Self-assertion, Self-command, Self-complacency, Self-deceit, Self-deception, Self-delusion, Self-possession, Spain, Terrorism, Trauma, Twin Towers, United States, Victim, World Trade Center
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Uncertainty, shame and no time for vacillation
What happens when we look back at earlier advanced civilizations? Is there a pattern of complexity, collapse and correction that we might recognize in today’s current events? Historically every advanced civilization has faced a downfall. Usually the downfall is routed … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Economy, History
Tagged Alexis Tsipras, Athens, Classical Greece, Delian League, Dexia, Ethics, European Union, Eurozone, Fear, Food Stamp, Greece, Greek, Guilt, Italy, Jean-Luc Dehaene, Maastricht treaties, Roman Empire, Ruth Benedict, Shame, Syriza, Vasos Panagiotopoulos
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Has Endgame begun for Greece
The population of Greece is better to think very carefully for whom they want to vote next month. More than half of Greeks voted for anti-bailout parties in elections two weeks ago. Greece, which adopted the euro on 1 January … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Economy, News and Politics
Tagged Economy of Greece, Eurocrisis, european banking system, European Commission, European Council, European Union, Eurozone, excessive deficit procedure, George Papandreou, Greece, Greek, Joerg Asmussen, Karel De Gucht, Stability and Growth Pact, Syriza
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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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1985-2012 Poverty in Europe
From bad to worse The number of poor people in Europe had increased from 38 million in 1975 to 44 million in 1985. {Interim report on the 2° European Poverty Programme – EU Commission 1989} But soon this figure went … Continue reading
Posted in Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Baltic states, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Europe 2020, European Social Fund, European Union, Eurostat, Eurozone, Greece, Italy, Material deprivation, Mediterranean states, Member state of the European Union, Netherlands, Portugal, Poverty, Romania, Slovenia, social exclusion, Social Welfare System, Spain, Unemployment, United Kingdom, work
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