Social Models in Western Europe

Introduction The diversified social model in Europe is strict and protectionistic, a result of stable world economic growth over the years. However, the rapid change in the world economy in the 21st century has brought many threats and opportunities to the European economy. Two key policies, single market and currency union, can promote economic transformation to solve globalization challenges. In this paper, we analyze the impact of these social models on European companies from the viewpoint of German automobile industry and Volkswagen.

Within the scope of integration, there are assimilation (traditional social model of the United States and France) on the one hand and multiculturalism (Sweden and Canada etc) on the other hand. In Western Europe, especially in the UK, the Netherlands and Germany, after a tragic breakthrough such as London's bombing (2005), Pim Fortuyn (2002), Theo van Gogh (2004), etc. multiculturalism It continued strongly. It is the opposite. Simultaneously with the Netherlands, French assimilation philosophy was strictly considered, taking into account the 2005 urban riots. Since the integrated "Middleway" is positioned as an intermediate strategy between assimilation and multiculturalism, it is getting more support from many politicians and society. - Policy analyst

In this article we will outline the social political concept of "Western Iberia" which is one of the first pilot fields "to rebuild Europe". From actor network theory and social theory to discussion of scale politics, I will explain how "Western Iberia" negotiates through practices at different locations inside and outside its geographical boundary. For illustration, we identified five different versions of "West Iberia". I insist that there are many "West Iberia", not one. We concluded that these multiple versions were coincidental and generated in the cast network, but it is also limited to unique social and material conditions. By better understanding the composition, proximity, placement and social and political practices that represent "Western Iberia" our goal is traditionally an ongoing ecological research reflecting the natural reconstruction process It is to supplement.

Social political conceptualization of Serengeti landscape in Europe: case of "Western Iberia"