MAG 1/2009: Special issue on European Elections
{jathumbnail}Here is the first issue of the Anti-Poverty Magazine, which replaces former EAPN’s magazine Network News. This 12-page publication will be issued three times a year.
October/December 2008: Getting ready for 2010 European Year against Poverty!
{jathumbnail}The 2010 European Year against Poverty will be all the more special for EAPN as it will mark the deadline the EU set itself to “make a decisive impact on the eradication of poverty” and EAPN’s 20th anniversary.
July/September 2008: Focus on Immigration in the EU
{jathumbnail}Migration is now the subject of growing political debate in many European countries. It is estimated that 2 million migrants arrive in Europe from other parts of the world each year.
April/June 2008: Focus on Energy Poverty in the EU
{jathumbnail}Everybody agrees that people should be able to heat their home but his is fast becoming a ‘luxury’ for many people experiencing poverty.
January/March 2008: The EAPN campaign for Adequate Minimum Income schemes
{jathumbnail}This new issue looks at the campaign EAPN launched last December for Adequate Minimum Income schemes.
October/December 2007: Inclusion in Structural Funds 2007-2013
{jathumbnail}Often presented as the EU’s main success story and solidarity instrument, structural funds have been at the heart of the EU’s 50th anniversary in 2007.
July/September 2007: Focus on participation
{jathumbnail}This issue of Network News looks into what participation really means.
April/June 2007: An inclusive Labour Market?
{jathumbnail}Flexicurity is now being promoted as a solution which neatly combines a radical liberalisation of the labour market with the maintenance of the European Social Model.
January/March 2007: Focus on Poverty in the EU agenda
{jathumbnail}It’s official….16% of Europeans remain at risk of poverty and 10% are in jobless households, according to the Joint Report on Social Protection and Social Inclusion, presented by Commissioner Spidla on the 20 February 2007.
November/December 2006: Child poverty in Europe
{jathumbnail}While welcoming the recognition of child poverty on the social policy agenda, this issue of Network News keeps a sharp watch: putting the plight of children first must not be used as an excuse for failing to tackle general anti–poverty approaches.