Working Europe: Reshaping European Employment Systems

ISBN-13: 9781138359093 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 470 str.

Jens Christiansen; Pertti Koistinen; Anne Kovalainen

Opis

Published in 1999, this book presents a fresh analysis of recent changes in labour markets and the restructuring of welfare states in industrial European countries, this is the first book to offer a full picture of the complex relationship between employment, the welfare state and concepts of work.

Spis treści

Introduction  Part I: Employment Systems and Regulation  1. Economic Functioning, Self-Sufficiency and Full Employment  2. Do Employment and Income Security Case Unemployment?  Part II: Gender system and Employment  3. Welfare Regimes and the Gender Division of Labour  4. Breaking the Bundaries: Women's Encounter with the State  5. The Welfare State, Gender State, and Public Sector Employment in Finland  Part III: Social Security and Labour Markets  6. Deconstructing Unemployment: Reassessment of Unemployment Measures and Compensation Schemes  7. Life Paths and Labour Market Citizenship Part IV: Labour Market Policies and their Efficiency  8. The Lessons from the Labour Market Policies of Finland and Sweden  9. The Portuguese and Spanish Labour Markets: So ALike Yet So Diffirent  10. Evaluation of Employment and Training Programs in France and the United States  11. Toward a Government of Employment?  Part V: Employment Creation and Local Initiatives  12. Local Initiatives as Means of Active Labour Market Policy  13. Labour Market Training and Changes in the Labour Market  15. New Forms of Social Integration Needed  Part VI: Work-Sharing and Working Time Policies  16. Shorter Working Hours and More Jobs?  17. Regulation of Short-Time Working in France and Germany  18. Sabbatical Leave Scheme in Finland  19. Work Sharing and its Impact on the Household Economy and Income Transfers  Part VII: Concluding Remarks

O autorze

Jens Christiansen, Pertti Koistinen, Anne Kovalainen