Nordic countries: unions and governments are thinking about the Nordic social system of the future

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Stakes for the Nordic system.  Nordic system means Welfare State with a global social security system, high taxes and strong unions.  Some also add gender equality and ambitious environmental policy. 
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Mod 2030.” Proud of the Nordic system which is presented as a reference, it is important to think about its future in view of the coming national and international stakes. Therefore, topics and researchers are coming from five countries – Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. (Ref. 120127)

Stakes for the Nordic system. Nordic system means Welfare State with a global social security system, high taxes and strong unions. Some also add gender equality and ambitious environmental polic

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