Labour Markets, Gender and Institutional Change

Edited by Hugh Mosley and Jacqueline O’Reilly

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Abstract: The original essays in this book have been written by a number of leading international experts in the field of labour market studies to honour the intellectual contribution and lifetime achievement of Günther Schmid.

Keywords: Social Policy and Sociology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2002
ISBN: 9781840648614
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction

Hugh Mosley Mosley, Jacqueline O'Reilly and Klaus Schömann

Ch 2 What can we learn from other countries? Comparative research on the impact of wages on employment performance

Ronald Schettkat

Ch 3 Can Sweden's ‘Rehn–Meidner' model be put back on its feet?

Lars Behrenz, Lennart Delander and Harald Niklasson

Ch 4 The changing public–private mix of labour market policy in Sweden

Eskil Wadensjö

Ch 5 Implementation structures for cooperative labour market policy: a bargaining theory approach

Birgitta Rabe

Ch 6 Gender mainstreaming and European employment policy

Jill Rubery

Ch 7 Shared work/valued care: new norms for organizing market work and unpaid care work

Eileen Appelbaum, Thomas Bailey and Peter Berg

Ch 8 The 1996 US welfare reform: objectives, effects and lessons

Robert Haveman and Barbara Wolfe

Ch 9 The labour force transitions of first-time mothers in Britain, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden

Siv Gustafsson, Eiko Kenjoh and Cécile Wetzels

Ch 10 Women between labour market integration and segregation: Germany and Sweden compared

Hildegard Theobald and Friederike Maier

Ch 11 Transitional labour markets and scarcity: a preliminary analysis

Bernard Gazier

Ch 12 Managing social risks with transitional labour markets

Ton Wilthagen

Ch 13 Transitional labour markets: an economist's view

Jaap de Koning

Ch 14 Transitional labour markets and employment stability

Peter Auer and Sandrine Cazes

Ch 15 Self-employment transitions in Germany: the division of knowledge and the future of the self-employed entrepreneur

Klaus Semlinger

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