The article critically analyzes the methods and objectives of the European pillar of Social Rights proposed by the Juncker Commission. For what concerns the substance and objectives of the Pillar, the author draws attention on the very limited innovations the Pillar would introduce. For what concerns the methods (in particular the legal techniques employed), the Pillar appears to go in a different direction with respect to the general process of constitutionalization of social rights within the EU legal system.
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