European social standards of human rights

Abstract

European social standards are considered as a standard of social security for human rights. The results demonstrate three main stages in the development of the model of social investment in the EU: 1) after 1945 – the beginning of the introduction of the paradigm in connection with the need to ensure employment growth; 2) after 1970 – a new stage in the implementation of the paradigm of social investment in connection with the crisis of previous models, moving away from passive transfers to maximizing employment and employment with different national differences and specific regimes; 3) after the 1990s due to demographic changes, economic changes, structured unemployment and long-term problems of ensuring economic stability; 4) after the crisis of 2008, a new paradigm of social security of human rights was formed, adapted to the needs of the monetary union.