Paris, 13 novembre 2018 – Quel rôle pour l’économie sociale dans le futur de l’Europe ?
Alors que se prépare la campagne des élections européennes, notre directeur, Sébastien Maillard, présentera les grands enjeux et défis de ce scrutin sans pareil, à l'attention des acteurs de l'économie sociale et solidaire .
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ESS France et Social Economy Europe organisent une conférence sur le thème “Quel rôle pour l’économie sociale dans le futur de l’Europe?“. Sébastien Maillard y intervient de 9h30 à 10h sur le thème : “Construire ensemble le futur de l’Europe”.
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ESS France et Social Economy Europe organisent une conférence sur le thème “Quel rôle pour l’économie sociale dans le futur de l’Europe?“. Sébastien Maillard y intervient de 9h30 à 10h sur le thème : “Construire ensemble le futur de l’Europe”.
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Sur le même thème, vous pouvez consulter le décryptage de notre groupe de travail sur les élections européennes : “Parlement européen 2019 : quel hémicycle ? quelle Europe ?“.
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