Different dependencies: Poor people between precarious work and welfare The presentation focuses on the relevance of the labour market in strategies of people living in poverty securing their livelihood.
The Increase in Refugees to Germany and Social Consequences This study is about the Increase in Refugees to Germany by Using the German Socio-Economic Panel and local district-level administrative data.
Labor Markets, Inequality, and Hiring Selection This study rationalizes intuition and evidence altogether using a nonsequential search model.
The dilemma of poor people’s agency This presentation analyzes the agency of poor people from the theoretical perspective of the capability approach.
Effects of Welfare Reform: the Role of Barriers to Work This paper analyzes the consequences of a recent, major Danish welfare reform for employment and welfare participation.
Moving from Individual to Relational Models of Inequality, and the important role of linked employer-employee data This talk will outline the theoretical development and provide some key methodological developments.
Religious change among immigrants: trends, meanings and implications for integration This study brings together research on trends in religiosity among migrants with work on how immigrants understand and relate to religion.
Can Newcomers overstudy the host language? Evidence from Ukrainians in Flanders This paper studies the potential downside to poor knowledge of Dutch.
Evaluating Labor Market Policies: Methods and Results We invite submissions on program evaluation of policy issues related to the labor market.
Fake it till you (don’t) make it: Fake diplomas and signaling in labor markets Does schooling create new skills or does it just provide signals of individuals’ underlying abilities?