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In Chapter 1 we set out our questions about the restricted role of the self-employed in social dialogue in Europe. Chapters 2 to 9 presented case histories of best practice throughout Europe. In our analysis of the cases we drew some preliminary conclusions about the advantages of representation that can be leveraged in other situations across Europe to help the self-employed participate more fully in the social dialogue than is the case today. These were: liberalization, simplification and definition.
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© 2013 Massimiliano Di Bitetto, Gianmarco Gilardoni and Paolo D’Anselmi
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Di Bitetto, M., Gilardoni, G., D’Anselmi, P. (2013). SMEs as the Unknown Stakeholder of European Social Dialogue. In: Di Bitetto, M., Gilardoni, G., D’Anselmi, P. (eds) SMEs as the Unknown Stakeholder. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137331205_12
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