Global Trends to 2030: New Ways out of Poverty and Exclusion

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This paper analyses the issues of poverty and exclusion in the context of the major trends that characterise the present and will shape the near future. It also explores the uncertainty that emerging trends may pose for EU societies in terms of poverty and exclusion, and looks at options and alternative paths to counteract these two phenomena.

Topics:

Employment

Politics

Poverty

Keywords:

Global Poverty Reduction, Unemployment, Inequality, Social Exclusion and Social Risks in Europe, Global Trends, Future, Work, Employment, Poverty

Country of publication:

Belgium

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Author:

European Strategy and Policy Analysis System

Publication date:

Wednesday, January 9, 2019

Number of pages:

20

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