How to Simplify the Co-Ordination of Social Security

Eberhard Eichenhofer

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The key piece of EU-legislation on social security deals with co-ordination. The provisions on co-ordination are very complicated and, at the Edinburgh Summit in 1992, the Council mandated the Commission to simplify them. The paper presents and assesses three approaches to reform them and outlines an alternative approach for simplifying the provisions on co-ordination.

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1998Introduction to European social security law

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