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of political agendas, but the whole of society has been asked to contribute to reflecting upon the subject as well as to finding solutions.
The OECD member countries have reached a consensus on regarding institutionalization as a last resort, as well as on considering that relying only on the formal care system is not a sustainable solution.
So, and taking into account that we are talking about an area represen- ting a high employability potential in the future, it is important to reflect upon the informal care system.
This paper tries to understand how law may contribute to helping infor- mal carers to put the new paradigm of caring into practice and thus make a difference to the quality and sustainability of the care provided. Among other things this entails the recognition of a status that is still non-existent.
Once again, the placement of a child
in another EU Member State
(Article 56 of Brussels IIA Regulation) J. M. Nogueira da Costa
Public Prosecutor
The purpose of this article is to help interpret Article 56 of Council Regulation (EC) No 2201/2003 of 27 November 2003 concerning jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and the matters of parental responsibility by analysing the placement of minors in Portugal by another Member State and vice versa.
It also examines the issue in the light of the criterion of habitual residence set out in Article 8 of that same Regulation.