Publication: Estado del bienestar, ciudadanía y globalización:
el debate sobre los derechos sociales
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Anchustegui Igartua, Esteban
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Universidad de Murcia
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Este artículo centra su reflexión sobre
los «derechos sociales» en el Estado del Bienestar,
subrayando que, frente a las críticas vertidas
desde distintas posiciones políticas, dichos derechos
son indispensables para posibilitar la autonomía
del ciudadano. Por tanto, ya se les considere
derechos o prerrequisitos para el ejercicio de los
derechos, la exclusión del acceso efectivo a ciertos
servicios básicos implica una reducción de la
ciudadanía, no sólo porque reduce el catálogo de
derechos, sino porque afecta a la realidad de la
ciudadanía como estatus civil y político. Además,
la globalización y el neoliberalismo han producido
una fuerte restricción en la aplicación de las
políticas sociales.
Abstract: This article focuses its discussion on «social rights» in the welfare state, stressing that, contrary to the criticism from different political positions, such rights are essential to enable the autonomy of the citizen. Therefore, been considered as rights or prerequisites for the exercise of rights, the exclusion from effective access to certain basic services implies a reduction of citizenship, not only because it reduces the range of rights, but it affects the reality of citizenship as civil and political status. Moreover, globalization and neoliberalism have led to a severe restriction on the implementation of social policies.
Abstract: This article focuses its discussion on «social rights» in the welfare state, stressing that, contrary to the criticism from different political positions, such rights are essential to enable the autonomy of the citizen. Therefore, been considered as rights or prerequisites for the exercise of rights, the exclusion from effective access to certain basic services implies a reduction of citizenship, not only because it reduces the range of rights, but it affects the reality of citizenship as civil and political status. Moreover, globalization and neoliberalism have led to a severe restriction on the implementation of social policies.
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