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Les régimes de sécurité sociale: une analyse comparative des accords existants

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L’article fournira une analyse comparative des règles et des modalités d’accès à la protection sociale dans le contexte des accords existants au niveau bilatéral et régional. L’objectif est de mieux comprendre l’origine des régimes de sécurité sociale et d’identifier les principales caractéristiques de ces modèles dans une perspective de justice sociale. La présentation de pratiques concernant les mécanismes de portabilité des prestations de sécurité sociale contribuera à l’identification des éléments requis afin de promouvoir un système transnational de droits de sécurité sociale.

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  • Fornalé, Elisa, 2015. "Les régimes de sécurité sociale: une analyse comparative des accords existants," Papers 831, World Trade Institute.
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    2. Ockert Dupper, 2014. "Coordination of Social Security Schemes," KFG Working Papers p0060, Free University Berlin.
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