#IntergenerationalJustice

[…] Pressemitteilung: Eine älter werdende Bevölkerung, ein steigender Pflegebedarf, ein Ausbau der Pflegestellen und eine bessere Entlohnung der Pflegekräfte – all dies wird in den kommenden Jahrzehnten [...]

[…] Press Release: The goal of the climate conference in Vienna is to give local stakeholders – and young people in particular – a voice. Local communities and various interest groups will be included in [...]

[…] Most Germans perceive the distribution of goods and assets, also between the generations, as unfair in their country. This is a cause for concern: People who perceive more injustice place less trust [...]

[…] By Jess Smee As politicians struggled—and ultimately failed—to make a decisive push to rein in global C02 emissions at the United Nations climate summit in Madrid, one piece of better news for the [...]

[…] Press Release: Around the world, labor markets have recovered significantly in comparison with the post-2008 crisis years. About 10 years after the outbreak of the global financial crisis, the average [...]

[…] Mr. Schraad-Tischler and Mr. Schiller, the Bertelsmann Stiftung’s new Social Justice Index shows a slight increase in social justice in the European Union overall. Is Europe becoming more just? Daniel [...]

[…] European economic and debt crisis: Children and young people are hardest hit In the EU, some 26 million children and young people are threatened by poverty or social exclusion. The social justice gap [...]

[…] The level of social justice has declined in most member states of the European Union in recent years. How do the EU member states address the most pressing social problems? Are their reform policies [...]

[…] Safeguarding social inclusion in the EU SIM Europe is a social policy monitoring instrument for the EU 28. How can social imbalances in the member states be identified and redressed? How is it [...]

[…] The social imbalance between the affluent northern European states and the many southern and south-eastern European countries has considerably intensified over the course of the crisis. Whilst there [...]