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… Maastricht Centre for European Law Master Working Paper 2018/2 Jasmin Hiry Fitting national social security benefits into European categories: Are long-term care benefits exportable within the framework of Regulation 883/2004? 2 All rights reserved No part of this paper … EU 6 2.1. Legal instrument 6 2.2. Jurisprudence 12 2.2.1. Are LTC benefits covered by the scope of the regulation? 12 2.2.2. The difference between LTC benefits as benefits of social security and LTC benefits as SNCB 15 (a) Jauch 15 (b) Hosse 17 (c) Commission v. Parliament and Council 19 (d) Barlett 21 (e) Commission v. Germany 22 2.2.3. The branch of social security 24 (a) Sickness benefits vs. invalidity benefits 24 (b) Sickness benefits vs. old-age benefits 26 2.2.4. Benefits in kind vs. cash … 6 2. The coordination of LTC benefits in the EU 2.1. Legal instrument It has never been in the Union’s competence to harmonize national social security systems, let alone establish one common system.10 However, it has been very early realized how different schemes might deter persons from making use of their right to free movement. Article 51 of the EEC Treaty already required the Council to ‘adopt such measures in the field of social security as [were] necessary to provide freedom …

… We discovered that even the most frequently used words in any discussion on race can easily cause confusion, which leads to controversy and hostility. It is essential to achieve some degree of shared understanding, particularly when using the most common terms. In this way, the quality of dialogue and discourse on race can be enhanced. Language can be used deliberately to engage and support community anti-racism coalitions and initiatives, or to inflame and divide them. Discussing definitions can engage and support coalitions. However, it is important for groups to decide the extent to which they must have consensus and where it is okay for people to disagree. It is also helpful to keep in mind that the words people use to discuss power, privilege, racism and oppression hold different meanings for … relational, faith-based, or recognized as some combination of the two) on a continuum from the institutional and organizational level to the individual level. From a relational point of view, accountability is not always doing it right. Sometimes it’s really about what happens after it’s done wrong. Accountability and White Anti-Racist Organizing: Stories from Our Work, Bonnie Berman Cushing with Lila Cabbil, Margery Freeman, Jeff Hitchcock, and Kimberly Richards (2010). Ally 1. Someone who makes …