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"Precarious
employment in Europe: a Comparative Study of Labour Market
Related Risks in Flexible Economies".
ESOPE project |
The ESOPE project aims to contribute to an improved comparative
understanding of precarious employment as one of the main facets
of social and socio-economic risk and insecurity in contemporary
European societies. With a view to increase knowledge and to inform
about current policy debates on the modernisation of social protection
systems, activation of employment policies, and the quality of
employment in Europe.
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Acronym: ESOPE
Project number: SERD-2000-00202
Cordination: Universidad
Pública de Navarra e ICAS Institute
Institutions :
Starting date : 2001September
1st .
Duration: 24 months.
Subvention: European
Union 5th RTD Framework Programme
Improvement of socio-economic knowledge Base
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List of participants:
Universidad Pública
de Navarra
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Coordinator: Miguel Laparra
Contact: Begoña Pérez
Equipo de investigación:
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| ICAS Institute |
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Contact: Carlos Frade
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| Centre d'Etudes de l'Emploi
(CEE) |
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Contact: Jean Claude Barbier
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| ECONOMIX |
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Contact: Nicola Düll
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| Centro
di Ricerche Economiche e Sociale (CERES) |
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Contact: Luigi Frey
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Institute of Employment Research (IER) |
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Contact: Robert Lindley
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Downland Reports
The majority of teams view the Policy Report as the more representative
statement of the project's approach and findings
Otras publicaciones realizadas por los
investigadores:
- Barbier J.-C. (2005), "La précarité,
une catégorie française à l`épreuve
de la comparaison internationale", note critique, Revue
française de sociologie, nº 46-2, pp. 351-371, avril-juin
- Nicola Düll (2003) Is precarious
employment shaping European labour markets? Paper preparared
for the 15th Annual Meeting of the Society for the
Advancement of Socio-Economics in Aix-en-Provence June 26-28,
2003
- Nicola Düll, Kurt Vogler-Ludwing
(2004). The socialisation of labour market risks - the case
of Germany
Paper prepared for the 16th Annual Meeting of the Society for
the
Advancement of Socio-Economics in Washington D.C. July 8-11,
2004
- Laparra, Miguel (2003). Labour reform
for flexibility: imposition or social agreement. The effects
of labour reform and the decision-making process. Changing European
societies., The role for social policy., Copenhagen, ESPANET
http://www.sfi.dk/sw2031.asp
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