Introduction
Part I
Pay-as-you-go Versus Funded Pension Plans: Which Way to Better Address Common Challenges in the EU?
Old-Age Pension Systems: Characterization and Comparability
What's New in the Debate About Pay-as-you-go Versus Funded Pensions?
The Role of the Government in Creating or Enhancing the Access to Funded or Unfunded Pensions in the Modern Welfare State
The Coverage of Occupational and Personal Pension Plans
Sustainability and Adequacy of Pension Systems Across the OECD: Shocks, Robustness and Policies
Part II
The Capital Markets Union (CMU) and the Future of Pension Plans: Opportunities, Risks and Drawbacks
The Capital Markets Union: Saving for Retirement and Investing for Growth
Sustainable Pensions for European Citizens: How to Close the Gap?
Welfare Gains from a Capital Market Union with Capital-Funded Pensions
SeLFIES for Portugal: An Innovative Pan European Retirement Solution
The Pan-European Pension Product and the Capital Markets Union: A Way to Enhance and Complete the Economic and Monetary Union?
The Final PEPP or How to Kill an Important EU Commission Proposal
Deepening Financialization Within the EU: Consequences for Pension Regimes
Part III
Pension Plans and the European Pillar of Social Rights: A New Scope for the EU Social Policy?
Pensions at a Crossroad Between Social Rights and Financial Markets: Which Way to Be Chosen?
From Paris to Lisbon: The Ever-Changing European Social Policy Landscape
Pension Reforms After the Crisis: Bringing Adequacy Back in the Domestic and EU Policy Equation?
How to Best Address Pension Adequacy and Financial Sustainability in the Context of Population Ageing: The Labour Market as a Key Determinant
Pensions in the Fluid EU Society: Challenges for (Migrant) Workers.