1. Introduction: Europe and the politics of capabilities Robert Salais and Robert Villeneuve Part I. Products, territories and economic activity in Europe: 2. Europe tested through its products: the Renault-Vilvoorde affair and its implication for industry and employment policies Claude Didry 3. Competences-orientated logics and the politics of unemployability Benedicte Zimmermann 4. Regional capabilities and the European Employment Strategy Martin Heinenreich 5. The territorial pacts in Italy: the competitive corporatism assumption in question Serafino Negrelli 6. Mobilising local capabilities for a European economic project: the case of Marseilles Pierre-Paul Zalio 7. Employment and social dialogue at the European level: a different approach to governance of territories Robert Villeneuve Part II. Assessing EU procedures and European initiatives: 8. The European Employment Strategy: from ends to means? Gilles Raveaud 9. Regional growth, national context and the European Structural Funds: an empirical appraisal Jacky Fayolle and Anne Lecuyer 10. Sketching European social dialogue freehand Emmanuel Julien 11. The fourth dimension in collective bargaining and social co-operation Jean Lapeyre 12. The nature of the open method of co-ordination Philippe Pochet Part III. What politics of capabilities?: 13. Capabilities, social rights and European market integration Jude Browne, Simon Deakin and Frank Wilkinson 14. Collective rights, deliberation and capabilities Jean de Munck and Isabelle Ferreras 15. The gender settlement and social provision: the work-welfare relationship at the level of the household Jane Lewis 16. Security and the working life: new perspectives Noel Whiteside 17. Social needs, development, territories and full employment based on solidarity Pierre Bachman 18. Incorporating the capability approach into social and employment policies Robert Salais Appendices Index.
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