the same line on other occasions , I insist that the only solution to the crisis will be on the left, from the left and progressive measures. There is another possibility, and in this sense that we have to work. This output is the only and at the same time ensure the adaptation of social democracy in this society of constant change and power relations in network geometry variable.
At the same time, reflecting on the causes, history and context of the present crisis, I thought of the Lisbon Strategy of 2000, which sought, and still looking " making the EU 'the most competitive knowledge economy and dynamic, by 2010, capable of sustainable economic growth accompanied by quantitative and qualitative improvement of employment and greater social cohesion. "
It follows that although the Lisbon strategy marked ambitious but achievable, goals not be met, despite the relevance of them and their importance, unless, immediately is a change of direction to European level, a change of course that seeks to develop social policies necessary to overcome this crisis:
A knowledge economy must reject financial speculation, to bet competitive development of I + D + I mainly. The basis of dynamism can not be based on mere speculation unrealistic values. The financial market can not take precedence over the value added of knowledge.
sustainable economic growth is synonymous with sustainable economic growth, or whatever it is, a growth that advances in today's society committed to develop future generations.
To ensure the improvement of employment must, in addition to the above, building on reforms that seek the protection of social rights over economic freedoms. Defend and advance the protection of social rights is the key to safeguard social cohesion and territorial. Any measure must be aimed in that direction.
In short, the Lisbon Strategy ahead bases out of this crisis-and could have been a defense mechanism against it! -. Its validity is absolute, but the implementation needs a strong progressive majority, ready to carry out structural reforms and not just reconductoras measures of the situation.
At the same time, reflecting on the causes, history and context of the present crisis, I thought of the Lisbon Strategy of 2000, which sought, and still looking " making the EU 'the most competitive knowledge economy and dynamic, by 2010, capable of sustainable economic growth accompanied by quantitative and qualitative improvement of employment and greater social cohesion. "
It follows that although the Lisbon strategy marked ambitious but achievable, goals not be met, despite the relevance of them and their importance, unless, immediately is a change of direction to European level, a change of course that seeks to develop social policies necessary to overcome this crisis:
A knowledge economy must reject financial speculation, to bet competitive development of I + D + I mainly. The basis of dynamism can not be based on mere speculation unrealistic values. The financial market can not take precedence over the value added of knowledge.
sustainable economic growth is synonymous with sustainable economic growth, or whatever it is, a growth that advances in today's society committed to develop future generations.
To ensure the improvement of employment must, in addition to the above, building on reforms that seek the protection of social rights over economic freedoms. Defend and advance the protection of social rights is the key to safeguard social cohesion and territorial. Any measure must be aimed in that direction.
In short, the Lisbon Strategy ahead bases out of this crisis-and could have been a defense mechanism against it! -. Its validity is absolute, but the implementation needs a strong progressive majority, ready to carry out structural reforms and not just reconductoras measures of the situation.
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