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2308: Social preferences, support for redistribution, and attitudes towards vulnerable groups

Begoña Cabeza

2307: Taxation for development: the impact of the Ebola epidemic on citizen support across Western Africa

Begoña Cabeza and Shaun Da Costa

2205: Food aid in Europe in times of the COVID-19 crisis An international survey project

Johanna Greiss, Holger Schoneville, Aistė Adomavičien&edot, Rimgail&edot Baltut&edot, Anikó Bernát, Bea Cantillon, Elena Carrillo Álvarez, Heleen Delanghe, Benedikt Goderis, Karen Hermans, Hilje Van der Horst;, Piotr Micho&nacute, Elvira Sofia Leite de Freitas Pereira and José António Correia Pereirinha

2203: Poor workers in rich democracies: On the nature of in-work poverty and its relationship to labour market policies

Rod Hick and Ive Marx

2202: Income and expenditure elasticity of household carbon footprints. Some methodological considerations

Petra Zsuzsa Lévay, Tim Goedemé and Gerlinde Verbist

2201: The Tragic Decline of the Poverty Reducing Capacity of the Welfare State: Lessons from Two Decades of Social Policy Research

Bea Cantillon

2111: Delivering on the European Pillar of Social Rights: Towards a needs-oriented distribution of the social funds?

Karen Hermans, Johanna Greiss, Heleen Delanghe and Bea Cantillon

2110: Robots and Unions: The Moderating Effect of Organised Labour on Technological Unemployment

Henri Haapanala, Ive Marx and Zachary Parolin

2109: Using a factorial survey to estimate the relative importance of well-being dimensions according to older people: insights from a repeated survey experiment in Flanders

Veerle Van Loon and Koen Decancq

2108: An exploration of key factors that determine the affordability of compulsory education in Europe

Tess Penne, Heleen Delanghe and Tim Goedemé

2107: Welfare resilience at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in four European countries: Impact on public finance and household incomes

Olga Cantó Sánchez, Francesco Figari, Carlo Fiorio, Sarah Kuypers, Sarah Marchal, Marina Romaguera dela Cruz, Iva Tasseva and Gerlinde Verbist

2106: Can we steer clear of precariousness in domestic service work? Exploring labour market pathways of Belgian Service Voucher workers

Dries Lens, Ive Marx, Jarmila Oslejová and Ninke Mussche

2105: Well-Being Measurement

Matthew Adler and Koen Decancq

2104: Growing Up In A Poor Household In Belgium: A Rank-Based Multidimensional Perspective On Child Well-Being

Koen Decancq and Annemie Nys

2103: Lockdown, Earnings Losses and Household Asset Buffers in Europe

Sarah Kuypers, Ive Marx, Brian Nolan and Juan Palomino

2102: Poverty in the EU using augmented measures of financial resources: the role of assets and debt

Sarah Kuypers and Ive Marx

2101: Estimating the welfare gains from antiretroviral therapy in Sub-Saharan Africa

Shaun Shaun

2009: Income poverty among children with a disability in Belgium: the interplay between parental employment, social background and targeted cash support

Julie Vinck

2008: Living with reduced income: an analysis of household financial vulnerability under COVID-19

Catarina Midões and Mateo Seré

2007: Bad news does not come alone: Cumulative deprivation in Belgium

Koen Decancq

2006: An assessment of wealth taxes in a joint income-wealth perspective

Sarah Kuypers, Francesco Figari and Gerlinde Verbist

2005: The association between the carbon footprint and the socio-economic characteristics of Belgian households

Petra Zsuzsa Lévay, Josefine Vanhille, Tim Goedemé and Gerlinde Verbist

2004: Measuring cumulative deprivation and affluence based on the diagonal dependence diagram

Koen Decancq

2003: Singling out the truly needy: the role of asset testing in European minimum income schemes

Sarah Marchal, Sarah Kuypers, Gerlinde Verbist Gerlinde and Verbist

2002: The anti-poverty marginal benefit of public funds

Diego Collado

2001: METASILC 2015: A REPORT ON THE CONTENTS AND COMPARABILITY OF THE EU-SILC INCOME VARIABLES

Tim Goedemé and Lorena Zardo Trindade

1912: Exploring common ground for defining adequate social participation in 24 EU capital cities

Tim Goedemé, Tess Penne, Otto Swedrup, Karel Van den Bosch and Bérénice Storms

1911: The Impact of the Ebola Crisis on Mortality and Welfare in Liberia

Shaun Da Costa

1910: Putting inadequate incomes at the heart of food insecurity. A Study of the financial constraints to access a healthy diet in Europe

Tess Penne and Tim Goedemé

1909: A safety net that holds? Tracking minimum income protection adequacy for the elderly, the working and the non-working of active age

Sarah Marchal and Linus Sióland

1908: Europe’s ever expanding mobility patterns – posting, third-country nationals and the single European labour market

Dries Lens, Ninke Mussche and Ive Marx

1907: Which way the pendulum swings? Equity and efficiency of three decades of tax-benefit reforms in Belgium

André Decoster, Sergio Perelman, Dieter Vandelannoote, Toon Vanheukelom and Gerlinde Verbist

1906: Reducing out-of-pocket costs to improve the adequacy of minimum income protection? Reference budgets as an EU policy indicator: The Belgian case

Tess Penne, Ilse Cornelis and Bérénice Storms

1905: Multidimensional poverty measurement with individual preferences

Koen Decancq, Marc Fleurbaey and Francois Maniquet

1904: Gender and education inequalities in parental employment when having a young child with increased care needs: Belgium and Norway compared

Julie Vinck and Idunn Brekke

1903: Europe as agent that fills the gaps? The case of FEAD

Johanna Greiss, Bea Cantillon, Sarah Marchal and Tess Penne

1902: The European Pillar of Social Rights: ten arguments for prioritising principle 14 on minimum incomes

Bea Cantillon

1901: Support for a Universal Basic Income: A Demand-Capacity Paradox?

Zachary Parolin and Linus Siöland

1820: Methodological working paper: Using HHoT to generate institutional minimum income protection indicators

Sarah Marchal, Linus Sióland and Tim Goedemé

1819: The Hypothetical Household Tool (HHoT) in EUROMOD: a new instrument for comparative research on tax-benefit policies in Europe

Tine Hufkens, Tim Goedemé, Katrin Gasior, Chrysa Leventi, Kostas Manios, Olga Rastrigina, Pasquale Recchia, Holly Sutherland, Natascha Van Mechelen and Gerlinde Verbist

1818: Effort or Luck? Believing in the role of effort during the Spanish economic recession

Begoña Cabeza and Koen Decancq

1817: Social Security and Poverty Reduction in Rich Welfare States: Cracks in the Post War Policy Paradigm, Avenues for the Future

Bea Cantillon

1816: Solidarity between generations in extended families. Direction, size and intensity

Gerlinde Verbist, Ron Diris and Frank Vandenbroucke

1815: A self-critical flashback on the EU’s anti-poverty promise

Frank Vandenbroucke

1814: Non-parametric well-being comparisons

Koen Decancq and Annemie Nys

1813: The EU Free Movement of Services and the growing mobility of Third-Country Nationals as posted workers

Ninke Mussche and Dries Lens

1812: In a category of their own? A multigroup SEM comparison of the welfare state attitudes of social workers and the general public

Marjolijn De Wilde, Bart Meuleman and Koen Abts

1811: To what extent do welfare states compensate for the cost of children? A hypothetical household approach to policy evaluations

Tess Penne, Tine Hufkens, Tim Goedemé and Bérénice Storms

1810: Belgium, a poster child for inclusive growth?

Ive Marx and Gerlinde Verbist

1809: Rising Inequalities and Welfare Generosity: Structural Constraints on the Adequacy of Minimum Incomes in European and American Welfare States

Bea Cantillon, Zachary Parolin and Diego Collado