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Labour market regulation to prevent labour migration easily becomes protectionist, thus violating the rights of migrant workers. This paper focuses especially on the role of the labour market regulations relating to migrant workers in the EU. General labour market regulations will be analysed in the first section. When we talk about the labour market, the regulations will be assessed as to whether they are strong or not and to what extent the workers will get their rights protected. EU labour migration is large around the world and can be handled with labour legislation and the labour market. Therefore, EU labour market regulations and policies, especially active labour market policies, are analysed in this paper. ; A munkaerőpiac szabályozása a munkaerő-vándorlás megelőzése érdekében könnyen protekcionistává válik, ezzel megsértve a migráns munkavállalók jogait. Jelen tanulmány a migráns munkavállalókkal kapcsolatos munkaerő-piaci szabályozások szerepére összpontosít az EU-ban, de kitér a munkaerőpiaci szabályozások általános jellemzőire is. A munkaerőpiaci szabályozások értékelése során egy ilyen típusú szabályozás "ereje" tipikusan attól függ, hogy mennyiben védik az államok a migráns munkavállalók alapvető jogait. Az EU-ra jellemző munkaerő-vándorlás világviszonylatban is jelentősnek számít, ez pedig hatékony munkaerőpiaci szabályozást tesz szükségessé a felmerülő nehézségek kezelése céljából. Minderre tekintettel jelen tanulmány az EU legfontosabb munkaerőpiaci szabályozásait és politikáit dolgozza fel, különös tekintettel az aktív munkaerőpiaci eszközökre és megoldásokra. Labour market regulation to prevent labour migration easily becomes protectionist, thus violating the rights of migrant workers. This paper focuses especially on the role of the labour market regulations relating to migrant workers in the EU. General labour market regulations will be analysed in the first section. When we talk about the labour market, the regulations will be assessed as to whether they are strong or not and to what extent the workers will get their rights protected. EU labour migration is large around the world and can be handled with labour legislation and the labour market. Therefore, EU labour market regulations and policies, especially active labour market policies, are analysed in this paper.

An account is given of movements of the extreme right in Europe after WWII. These movements tend to be irrational, anti-Semitic & nat'list. Several attempts have been made to unite them within a European framework: the Malmoe Internationals (1950), which became the European Soc Movement led by Sir O. Mosley & M. Bardeche; the racist New European Order led by R. Binet & G. Armandruz (1951); the Nat'l European Party, founded in 1962 to reject the UN; & the World Union of Nat'l Socialists created in 1962 by the English Nazi Colin Jordan. A country-by-country survey covers the following: Germany (org's of war veterans); Austria (the Tyrolean irredentists); Italy (the neo-Fascists); France (Poujadists, Secret Army Org); Belgium (L. Degrelle; F. Thiriart & his Action & Defense Committee for African Belgians); the UK (Mosley & Jordan); Greece (the army coup); Portugal (Salazar); & Spain (the Falange). I. Langnas.