Marcus Ampe
Some personal thoughts and reactions by Marcus Ampe. - Enkele persoonlijke gedachten en reacties van Marcus Ampe.
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Do we have to be an anarchist to react
Christians and political involvement Some Christians say Christians may not be involved in politics. But does that mean that we just have to stand aside and do nothing? I understand the involvement in politics differently. As a Christian, being a … Continue reading
Posted in christadelphian, Christendom, News and Politics, Welfare and Health
Tagged Anarchism, Brotherly Love, Capitalism, Christ, Christian, Community, Competition, Creator deity, Day of Judgement, Death, Earnings, End Times, Globalisation, Goals, God, Human Endeavor, Jehovah, Jehovah Witnesses, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Messiah, Morality, New Covenant, Opinion, Organisation, Political Involvement, Politics, Private Propriety, Profits, Reacting, Responsibility, Reward, Social Life, Son of Man, Survival, Theocracy, Trade, Universe, Values, Voting, work
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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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Welfare state and Poverty in Flanders #8 Work
Poverty evolution in Flanders 8. Work Work-related factors were the principal explanations given as to why people were poor or excluded from society, the three main reasons being long-term unemployment (35 % of respondents giving it as one of up … Continue reading
Posted in Welfare and Health
Tagged Ageing, Baby-boom, Belgium, Breadwinner, Brussels, childcare, Crime, Cyprus, Education, Employment, European Foundation, European Union, Eurostat, exclusion, Flanders, Germany, Household, Hungary, Immigrant, Income, Ireland, Italy, Median household Income, Member state of the European Union, Migration, Netherlands, Poland, Poverty, Poverty risk, Poverty threshold, Retirement, revenue, Risk, Single-parent, Social Security, Unemployment, United States, Wallonia, Welfare state, work
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Welfare state and Poverty in Flanders #6 Transport factor of immobilising financial growth
Poverty evolution in Flanders 6. Transport factor of immobilising financial growth At the “Year 2000 International Research Conference on Social Security” in Helsinki (25 -27 September 2000) they came to the conclusion that the high poverty level in countries with … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged Automobile, Belgium, Benefit Payements, Bicycle, CO2, Community, Economy, Education, Fietswinkels, Flanders, Free Services, Generation, Human Capital, infrastructure, ISTP, Leefdaal, low-cost services, natural capital, Poverty, public institutional capital, public sector, recycling, Retirement, Social Security, social services, Stewardship, taxe rate, Wealth, Welfare and Health, Welfare trap, work, World Bank
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A risk taking society
In my previous Dutch postings I talked about our society taking certain risks. Not only teenagers get an information overload and seem to be hard-wired to take risks. Today’s teens are “stressed out” but also a lot of adults get … Continue reading
Posted in Environment and Ecology, Warning, Welfare and Health
Tagged Climate change, Consumer, Consumerism, Crises, Disaster, Ecology, Egoism, Environment and Ecology, Extreme weather, Family, Freedom, God, Human, modernisation, Morality, nuclear danger, nuclear energy, nuclear waste, Risk, Risk Society, Ulrich Beck, United States, work
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