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Dhéret, Claire (2014) Opportunities and challenges in the area of employment, social affairs, skills and labour mobility. EPC Commentary, 30 September 2014. [Policy Paper]
Ferrara, Maria Dolores (2013) La Direttiva 2008/104/CE relativa al lavoro tramite agenzia interinale: aspetti problematici e modelli di implementazione = Directive 2008/104/EC relating to temporary agency work: problematic aspects and implementation models. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona".INT – 101/2013. [Working Paper]
Giubboni, Stefano (2013) Cittadinanza, lavoro e diritti sociali nella crisi europea = Citizenship, work and social rights in the European crisis. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona".INT – 100/2013. [Working Paper]
Aguilera, Ruth and Dabu, Adina. (2003) The Transformation of Employment Relations Systems in Central and Eastern Europe. University of Illinois EUC Working Paper, Vol. 3, No. 2. [Working Paper]
Ahearne, Alan and Pisani-Ferry, Jean and Sapir, Andre and Veron, Nicolas. (2006) The EU and the Governance of Globalisation. Bruegel Working Papers, 2006/02, September 2006. [Working Paper]
Ahn, Namkee and García, Juan Ramón and Jimeno, Juan F. (2004) The Impact of Unemployment on Individual Well-Being in the EU. CEPS ENEPRI Working Papers No. 29, 1 July 2004. [Working Paper]
Ahonen, Pertti (2001) Soft Governance, Agile Union? Analysis of the Extensions of Open Coordination in 2000. EIPA Paper: 18.IV-2001. [Working Paper]
Alexiou, Constantine (2000) "Effective Demand and Unemployment. The European Case: Evidence from Thirteen Countries". In: UNSPECIFIED, Corfu, Greece.
Alexiou, Constantinos. (2002) Effective Demand and Unemployment. The European Case: Evidence from 13 Countries. In: UNSPECIFIED, Corfu, Greece.
Alho, Kari E. O. (2008) Tax/Benefit Policies and Growth Potential of the EU. ENEPRI Research Reports No. 55, 23 May 2008. UNSPECIFIED.
Ali-Yrkkö, Jyrki. (2005) Impact of Public R&D Financing on Employment. ENEPRI Working Paper No. 39, August 2005. [Working Paper]
Aliu, Armando (2013) The Theory of Interhybridity: Socio-political Dimensions and Migration Experiences of Post-communist Western Balkan States. Munich Personal RePEc Archive. pp. 1-45.
Anderton, Bob and Brenton, Paul and Oscarsson, Eva. (2002) Outsourcing and Inequality. CEPS Working Document No. 187, October 2002. [Working Paper]
Andrea, Beccarini and Daniel, Gros (2008) At what cost price stability? New Evidence about the Phillips Curve in Europe and the United States. CEPS Working Document No. 302/September 2008. [Working Paper]
Antoni, Manfred and Jahn, Elke J (2007) Do Changes in Regulation Affect Employment Duration in Temporary Work Agencies? CES Germany & Europe Working Papers, No. 07.1, 2007. [Working Paper]
Ardy, Brian and Begg, Iain. (2001) "The European employment strategy: Policy integration by the back-door?". In: UNSPECIFIED, Madison, Wisconsin. (Unpublished)
Ardy, Brian. (2003) "Germany and the UK and the European employment strategy: Polar extremes and polar outcomes?". In: UNSPECIFIED, Nashville, TN. (Unpublished)
Arnold, Christine U. (2001) "The European employment strategy: Composite factors leading to its evolution". In: UNSPECIFIED, Madison, Wisconsin. (Unpublished)
Aspinwall, Mark (2000) "Moveable feast: modeling social dumping". In: UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)
Aspinwall, Mark. (1995) "Moveable Feast: Modeling Social Dumping". In: UNSPECIFIED, Charleston, South Carolina. (Unpublished)
Attard, Christian. (2005) Sexual Orientation Discrimination in Malta - The Employment Framework Directive and Beyond. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
Attard, Grace and Bingley, Doris. (2005) Gender Equality in Employment in the EU and Malta: An Overview by the National Council of Women. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
Avlijas, Sonja (2016) Vicious and virtuous cycles of female labour force participation in post-socialist Eastern Europe. LEQS Discussion Paper No. 119/2016 November 2016. [Discussion Paper]
Baker, Dean, and Glyn, Andrew, and Howell, David, and Schmitt, John. (2003) Labor Market Institutions and Unemployment: A Critical Assessment of the Cross-Country Evidence, CES Working Paper, no. 98, 2003. [Working Paper]
Barnard, Catherine. (1999) "Social Dumping Revisited: Some Lessons from Delaware?". In: UNSPECIFIED, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Unpublished)
Barnes, P. M. (1999) "The Treaty Versus the Ideal World: Employment and the Environment". In: UNSPECIFIED, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Unpublished)
Barslund, Mikkel and Busse, Mathias (2013) Time to move north? CEPS Commentary, 27 May 2013. [Policy Paper]
Barslund, Mikkel and Gros, Daniel. (2013) Unemployment is the scourge, not youth unemployment per se. The misguided policy preoccupation with youth. CEPS Policy Brief No. 294, 26 June 2013. [Policy Paper]
Bartolo, Romina. (2005) Participation of Women in Employment in Malta - The Position of the UHM. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
Beblavý, Miroslav and Maselli, Ilaria (2014) Many worlds of the 'low-skilled', but only one generic policy. CEPS Policy Brief No. 312, 10 January 2014. [Policy Paper]
Beblavý, Miroslav and Maselli, Ilaria (2014) Time for some shock (absorption): Reinsurance of national unemployment insurance should be a Commission priority. CEPS Commentary, 1 October 2014. [Policy Paper]
Beblavý, Miroslav and Maselli, Ilaria (2014) An Unemployment Insurance Scheme for the Euro Area: A simulation exercise of two options. CEPS Special Report No. 98/December 2014. UNSPECIFIED.
Begg, Iain and Erhel, Christine and Mortensen, Jorgen. (2010) Medium-term Employment Challenges. CEPS Special Report, January 2010. UNSPECIFIED.
Behrens, Arno and Coulie, Caroline and Genoese, Fabio and Alessi, Monica and Wieczorkiewicz, Julian and Egenhofer, Christian (2014) Impact of the Decarbonisation of the Energy System on Employment in Europe. CEPS Special Report No. 82, February 2014. UNSPECIFIED.
Behrens, Arno and Coulie, Caroline and Teusch, Jonas (2014) The Potential Evolution of the European Energy System to 2020 and 2050. CEPS Working Document No. 392, 26 March 2014. [Working Paper]
Belke, Ansgar and Fehn, Rainer. (2000) Institutions and Structural Unemployment: Do Capital Market Imperfections Matter? CEPS Working Document No. 158, November 2000. [Working Paper]
Bonefeld, Werner. (1999) "British Experience: Monetarism Hiding Behind Europe". In: UNSPECIFIED, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Unpublished)
Borg, Roselyn. (2005) Gender Equality - Some Proposals by The Malta Employers Association. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
Bouvet, Florence. (2009) The Beveridge Curve in Europe: New evidence using national and regional data. [Conference Proceedings]
Bouyon, Sylvain (2015) Home ownership, labour markets and the economic crisis. ECRI Commentary No. 14, 15 June 2015. [Working Paper]
Boyle, Nigel (2009) The Malleable Politics of Activation Reform: the 'Hartz' Reforms in Comparative Perspective. In: UNSPECIFIED.
Boyle, Nigel. (2003) "Employment programs in Ireland 1987-1999: National, sub-national and supra -national governance in a globalized political economy". In: UNSPECIFIED, Nashville, TN. (Unpublished)
Brincat, Matthew. (2005) Age Discrimination - Some Current Issues. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
Brincat, Matthew. (2005) Gender in Employment Under Maltese Law - A Legal Practitioner's Perspective. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
Brunet, Ferran. (2007) "The New European Economic Policy: An Analysis of its Development, Performance, and Limitations". In: UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)
Bénassy-Quéré, Agnès and Ragot, Xavier and Wolff, Guntram B. (2016) Which fiscal union for the euro area? Bruegel Policy Contribution ISSUE 2016/05, February 2016. [Policy Paper]
Cameron, David (1997) European Economic and Monetary Union: Transitional Issues and Third-Stage Dilemmas. European Policy Papers #4. [Policy Paper]
Cameron, David. (1997) "Economic and monetary union: Transitional issues and third-stage dilemmas". In: UNSPECIFIED, Seattle, WA. (Unpublished)
Cardiff EDC, . (2013) Information Guide: Employment Policy. UNSPECIFIED.
Caune, Hélène (2015) Portuguese Employment Policy in Times of Crisis: The Increasing Polarisation of Portuguese Trade Unions. [Conference Proceedings] (Submitted)
Chabanet, Didier. (2001) "The European marches against unemployment, insecurity and exclusion". In: UNSPECIFIED, Madison, Wisconsin. (Unpublished)
Chang, Michele and De Souza, Eric and Gstöhl, Sieglinde and Hanf, Dominik (2007) Papers prepared for the Colloquium "Working for Europe: Perspectives on the EU 50 Years after the Treaties of Rome". [Working Paper] (Unpublished)
Cipollone, Angela and Patacchini, Eleonora and Vallanti, Giovanni (2012) Women's Labour Market Performance in Europe: Trends and Shaping Factors. CEPS Special Report, September 2012. UNSPECIFIED.
Claeys, Grégory and Darvas, Zsolt and Wolff, Guntram B. (2014) Benefits and drawbacks of European Unemployment Insurance. Bruegel Policy Brief 2014/06, September 2014. [Policy Paper]
Collignon, Stefan. (2006) Natural Unemployment, the Role of Monetary Policy and Wage Bargaining: A Theoretical Perspective. CES Working Paper, no. 133, 2006. [Working Paper]
Contreras, Nicolas and Marttellucci, Elisa and Thum, Anna-Elisabeth. (2013) Extending working life in Belgium. CEPS Working Document No. 386, 22 November 2013. [Working Paper]
Copeland, Paul and ter Haar, Beryl (2011) The (In)Effectiveness of the European Employment Strategy. [Conference Proceedings]
Cowen, M.P. and Shenton, R.W. (1999) Community in Europe: A Historical Lexicon. IHS Political Science Series 59, January 1999. [Working Paper]
Cram, Laura. (1993) "Breaking down the monolith: The European Commission as a multi-organisation: EC policy-making in the social policy and IT sectors". In: UNSPECIFIED, Washington, DC. (Unpublished)
Crespo, Eduardo and Serrano Pascual, A. (2004) "The EU's concept of activation for young people: towards a new social contract?". UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)
Cristina, Alessi (2012) Il lavoro a termine nella giurisprudenza della Corte di giustizia [Jurisprudence in the Court of Justice]. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona" .INT - 93/2012. [Working Paper]
D'Antona, Massimo (2002) The Right to Work in the Italian Constitution and in Community Law. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona" N. 1/2002. [Working Paper]
Da Silva Lopes, Jose. (2003) The Role of the State in the Labour Market: Its Impact on Employment and Wages In Portugal as Compared with Spain. CES Working Paper, no. 90, 2003. [Working Paper]
Darmody, Mike and Smyth, Emer (2007) Managing Term-Time Employment and Study in Ireland. ESRI WP185. March 2007. [Working Paper]
Darvas, Zolt (2012) Compositional effects on productivity, labour cost and export adjustments. Bruegel Policy Contribution 2012/11, June 2012. [Policy Paper]
De Groen, Willem Pieter and Kilhoffer, Zachary and Lenaerts, Karolien and Felten, Elias (2018) Digital Age. Employment and working conditions of selected types of platform work. National context analysis: Austria. CEPS Special Report, 2 July 2018. UNSPECIFIED.
De Groen, Willem Pieter and Maselli, Ilaria (2016) The Impact of the Collaborative Economy on the Labour Market. CEPS Special Report No. 138, June 2016. UNSPECIFIED.
De Lucca, Jean-Paul. (2005) Young People and Workplace Discrimination. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
De Stephano, Valerio (2013) A tale of oversimplification and deregulation: the mainstream approach to labour market segmentation and the recent responses to the crisis in European countries. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona".INT – 102/2013. [Working Paper]
Dhyne, Emmanuel and Druant, Martine. (2010) Wages, labor or prices: How do firms react to shocks? National Bank of Belgium Working Paper, No. 193, July 2010. [Working Paper]
Dhéret, Claire and Ghimi, Andreia (2016) The revision of the Posted Workers Directive: towards a sufficient policy adjustment? EPC Discussion Paper, 20 April 2016. [Discussion Paper]
Douven, R.C.M.H. (2002) Equilibrium Rates and Wage Flexibility in Europe. ENEPRI Working Paper No. 10, August 2002. [Working Paper]
Drake, Helen. (1995) "The Commission Presidency of Jacques Delors: A Study in Political Leadership". In: UNSPECIFIED, Charleston, South Carolina. (Unpublished)
Dubois, Vincent. (2009) Europeanisation through elective affinities: Active social policy model and national control policies of the unemployed. GSPE Working Paper 05/05/2009. [Working Paper] (Unpublished)
Duke, Simon (1998) Accessing The UK Presidency: A Second Pillar Perspective. EIPA Working Paper: 98/W/04. [Working Paper]
Dullien, Sebastian. (2003) Is Small Really Beautiful? Explaining Different Unemployment Performances within the Euro-Zone. European Political Economic Review, 1 (2). pp. 126-151.
Dullien, Sebastien (2002) Is Small Really Beautiful? Explaining Different Performances in Battling Unemployment within EMU. In: UNSPECIFIED, Florence, Italy.
Dunn, Jr., Robert M. (2008) Inflation and Unemployment In EMU and the United States. ACES Working Papers No. 10, 2008. [Working Paper]
de Crombrugghe, Alain and de Walque., Gregory (2011) Wage and employment effects of a wage norm: the Polish transition experience. NBB Working Paper No. 209, February 2011. [Working Paper]
de Salvia, Azzurra (2012) l bilanciamento tra le libertà economiche e i diritti sociali collettivi operato dalla Corte di Giustizia è un contemperamento tra diritti equiordinati?* = The balance between economic freedoms and collective social rights and actions; Court of Justice is a choice between rights equiordinati? Actions by the Court of Justice. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona".INT – 98/2012. [Working Paper]
du Caju, Philip and Katay, Gabor and Lamo, Ana and Nicolitsas, Daphne and Poelhekke, Steven. (2010) Inter-industry wage differentials in EU countries: What do cross-country time-varying data add to the picture? National Bank of Belgium Working Paper, No. 189, April 2010. [Working Paper]
Ederveen, Sjef and Thissen, Laura. (2004) Can Labour Market Institutions Explain Unemployment Rates in New EU Member States?. CEPS ENEPRI Working Papers No. 27, 1 July 2004. [Working Paper]
Ederveen, Sjef and van der Horst, Albert and Tang, Paul. (2005) Is the European Economy a Patient and the Union its Doctor? On Jobs and Growth in Europe. CEPS ENEPRI Working Papers No. 35, 1 April 2005. [Working Paper]
Egenhofer, Christian and van Schaik, Louise and Kaeding, Michael and Hudson, Alan and Núñez Ferrer, Jorge and Carrera, Sergio and Chou, Meng-Hsuan and Kernohan, David and Schneider, Andreas and Schrefler, Lorna and Vahl, Marius (2006) Policy Coherence for Development in the EU Council: Strategies for the Way Forward. CEPS Paperbacks. July 2006. Series > Centre for European Policy Studies (Brussels) > CEPS Paperbacks . UNSPECIFIED. ISBN 9290796537
Eichhorst, Werner and Rhein, Thomas. (2005) "The European Employment Strategy and Welfare State Reform: The Case of Increased Labour Market Participation of Older Workers". In: UNSPECIFIED, Austin, Texas. (Unpublished)
Einhorn, Eric S., and Logue, John. (2007) The Scandinavian Reform Model and the European Union. The Lisbon Agenda and the Scandinavian model(s)? In: UNSPECIFIED, Montreal, Canada. (Unpublished)
Erdem, Esra (2000) Minority employment patterns in the 1990s Germany. In: UNSPECIFIED, Corfu, Greece.
Erhel, Christine and Guergoat-Lariviere, Mathilde. (2010) Job quality and labour market performance. CEPS Working Document No. 330, June 2010. [Working Paper]
Fabo, Brian and Beblavý, Miroslav (2015) Are student workers a threat or a solution? CEPS Commentary, 14 July 2015. [Policy Paper]
Fabo, Brian and Beblavý, Miroslav (2015) Students in Work and their Impact on the Labour Market. CEPS Working Document No. 410/July 2015. [Working Paper]
Featherstone, Kevin and Papadimitriou, Dimitris. (2003) "When do prisoners escape? The limits of consensus-building and labour marker reform in Greece". In: UNSPECIFIED, Nashville, TN. (Unpublished)
Fehn, Rainer and Belke, Ansgar (2000) Institutions and Structural Unemployment: Do Capital-Market Imperfections Matter? CES Germany & Europe Working Papers, No. 00.8, December 2000. [Working Paper]
Felfe, Christina (2006) The Child Penalty – A Compensating Wage Differential? ENEPRI Research Reports No. 22, 22 August 2006. UNSPECIFIED.
Ferraro, Giuseppe (2002) Sviluppo e occupazione tra europeismo e localismi = Development and employment between Europeanization and Localism. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona" N. 5/2002. [Working Paper]
Ferrer, Jorge Núñez and Egenhofer, Christian. (2014) Cities: The Juncker Commission should not miss this key to growth, jobs and the environment. CEPS Commentary, 3 October 2014. [Policy Paper]
Fritz-Vannahme, Joachim and Garcia Schmidt, Armando and Hierlemann, Dominik and Vehrkamp, Robert. (2010) spotlight europe 2010/02, Enero 2010: Lisboa, la segunda.= Lisbon, a second shot. [Policy Paper]
Fritz-Vannahme, Joachim and Garcia Schmidt, Armando and Hierlemann, Dominik and Vehrkamp, Robert. (2010) spotlight europe 2010/02, Februar 2010: Lissabon, die Zweite. = Lisbon: a second shot. [Policy Paper]
Fritz-Vannahme, Joachim and Garcia Schmidt, Armando and Hierlemann, Dominik and Vehrkamp, Robert. (2010) spotlight europe 2010/02, February 2010: Lisbon - A Second Shot. [Policy Paper]
Geary, R.C. (1977) The Future of Jobs in Ireland. ESRI Memorandum Series No. 120 1977. [Policy Paper]
Geary, R.C. (1978) Relation Between Lack of Education, Unemployment and Age Amongst Males. ESRI Memorandum Series No. 129 1978. [Policy Paper]
Geary, R.C. (1978) Remarks by R.C. Geary at the Assembly of the Youth Council of Ireland, at Kilkea Castle Hotel. ESRI Memorandum Series No. 131 1978. [Policy Paper]
Gerlach-Kristen, Petra and O'Toole, Conor and O'Connell, Brian (2013) Transitions In and Out of Unemployment Among Young People in the Irish Recession. ESRI WP467. September 2013. [Working Paper]
Giancarlo, Ricci (2011) La costruzione giuridica del modello sociale europeo (con una postilla sul MSE al tempo della crisi globale) [The legal construction of the European social model (with a note on the MSE at the time of the global crisis)]. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona" .INT - 88/2011. [Working Paper]
Gornick, Janet C., and Meyers, Marcia K. (2002) Building the Dual Earner/Dual Career Society: Policy Developments in Europe, CES Working Paper, no. 82, 2002. [Working Paper]
Goyer, Michel and Glatzer, Miguel and Valdivielso del Real, Rocio (2015) Asymmetric Governance and the Transformation of Employment Relations in the Eurozone: The Contingent Influence of the Ideas of Policy-Makers. [Conference Proceedings] (Submitted)
Grauwe, Paul De. (2009) Flexibility is out: now we see rigidity's virtues. CEPS Commentaries, 23 February 2009. [Policy Paper]
Gros, Daniel (2013) Combating Youth Unemployment: The latest European fad? CEPS Commentary, 14 June 2013. [Policy Paper]
Gros, Daniel (2012) Europe's recurrent employment problems. CEPS Policy Brief No. 271, May 2012. [Policy Paper]
Gros, Daniel and Roth, Felix (2012) The Europe 2020 Strategy: Can it maintain the EU's competitiveness in the world? CEPS Paperbacks. September 2012. Series > Centre for European Policy Studies (Brussels) > CEPS Paperbacks . UNSPECIFIED. ISBN 978-94-6138-124-8
Gros, Daniel and Roth, Felix. (2008) The Post-2010 Lisbon Process: The Key Role of Education in Employment and Competitiveness. CEPS Working Document No. 308, December 2008. [Working Paper]
Gros, Daniel. (2008) Decoupling: Can Europe avoid a recession?. CEPS Commentaries, 23 January 2008. [Policy Paper]
Gros, Daniel. (2006) Employment and Competitiveness: The Key Role of Education. CEPS Policy Briefs No. 93, 1 February 2006. [Policy Paper]
Gros, Daniel. (2016) The Stabilisation Properties of a European Unemployment Benefits Scheme. CEPS Commentary September 2016. [Policy Paper]
Groshenny, Nicolas. (2009) Evaluating a monetary business cycle model with unemployment for the euro area. NBB Working Paper 173, July 2009. [Working Paper]
Guild, Elspeth and Carrera, Sergio (2012) Labor migration and unemployment: what can we learn from EU rules on the free movement of workers? CEPS Liberty and Security in Europe No. 46, 7 February 2012. [Policy Paper]
Haan, Peter and Myck, Michal. (2006) Apply with Caution: Introducing UK-Style In-Work Support in Germany. ENEPRI Research Reports No. 24, 9 October 2006. UNSPECIFIED.
Hansson, Par. (2001) Skill Upgrading and Production Transfer within Swedish Multinationals in the 1990s, CEPS Working Documents. [Working Paper]
Hartwig, Ines (2002) Incremental Synergies or Growing Fragmentation between the Luxembourg Process and EU Cohesion Policy? EIPA Working Paper: 2002/W/1. [Working Paper]
Hartwig, Ines. (2002) La mise en œuvre à double voie de la stratégie européenne pour l'emploi: un monstre de papier après l'élargissement? = Instituting a double path in the European strategy for employment: a paper monster after enlargement? EIPASCOPE, 2002 (2). pp. 1-6.
Hartwig, Ines. (2003) "Path dependency in employment policy? Comparing EU and U.S. experiences". In: UNSPECIFIED, Nashville, TN. (Unpublished)
Head, Keith and Mayer, Thierry (2005) Regional Wage and Employment Responses to Market Potential in the EU. Bruges European Economic Research (BEER) Papers 3/November 2005. [Policy Paper]
Hessel, Roger. (2003) Defusing the Employment Time Bomb: Increasing Employment Rates - A Key Policy Measure for Maintaining Sustainable Pension in Europe. EPIAScope, 2003 (3). pp. 31-36.
Horst, Albert van der. (2003) Structural Estimates of Equilibrium Unemployment in Six OECD Economies. ENEPRI Working Paper No. 22, July 2003. [Working Paper]
Hughes, Gerard and Nolan, Brian (1996) Segmented Labour Markets and Earnings in Ireland. ESRI WP75. April 1996. [Working Paper]
Hunt, Jo. (1997) "The Court of Justice as a policy actor in the development of the EC labour law regime: The case of the Acquired Rights Directive". In: UNSPECIFIED, Seattle, WA. (Unpublished)
Janssen, Josef. (2002) Kyoto Flexible Mechanisms: Opportunities and Barriers for Industry and Financial Institutions. CEPS Working Document No. 181, March 2002. [Working Paper]
Jimeno, Juan F. and Rodriguez-Palenzuela, Diego. (2003) Youth Unemployment in the OECD: Demographic Shifts, Labour Market Institutions and Macroeconomic Shocks. ENEPRI Working Paper No. 19, March 2003. [Working Paper]
Johnson, Ailish. (2001) "The diffusion thesis? EU governance in the social policy field". In: UNSPECIFIED, Madison, Wisconsin. (Unpublished)
Kaufmann, Hugo M. (1997) "The European Economic and Monetary Union: An experiment whose time has come--or has it?". In: UNSPECIFIED, Seattle, WA. (Unpublished)
Kelly, Elish and McGuinness, Seamus and O'Connell, Philip and Haugh, David and Gonzalez Pandiella, Alberto (2013) Transitions In and Out of Unemployment Among Young People in the Irish Recession. ESRI WP466. September 2013. [Working Paper]
Kelly, Elish and McGuinness, Seamus and O'Connell, Philip J. (2011) Transitions to Long-Term Unemployment Risk Among Young People: Evidence from Ireland. ESRI WP394. July 2011. [Working Paper]
Kennedy, Kieran A. (1975) Job Creation Since the Foundation of the State. ESRI Memorandum Series No. 119 1975. [Policy Paper]
Kennedy, Kieran A. and Vaughan, R. N. (1979) Output, Employment and Wages in the Small Open Economy. ESRI Memorandum Series No. 132 1979. [Policy Paper]
Kilhoffer, Zachary and Beblavý, Miroslav and Lenaerts, Karolien (2018) Blame it on my youth! Policy recommendations for re-evaluating and reducing youth unemployment. CEPS Research Report No. 2018/01, January 2018. UNSPECIFIED.
Kostoris, Fiorella (2003) Mutual recognition, unemployment and the welfare state. Bruges European Economic Policy (BEEP) Briefing 3/2003. [Policy Paper]
Kostoris, Fiorella and Schioppa, Padoa. (2002) Mutual Recognition, Unemployment and the Welfare State. ENEPRI Working Paper No. 13, September 2002. [Working Paper]
Kuboyama, Ryo (2015) The Step by Step Change to Selective Migration Policy―The Case of German Labor Migration Policy in Last Decade. [Conference Proceedings] (Submitted)
Kuperus, Herma and Rode, Anita. (2010) More Efficient Civil Services in Times of Economic Recession and Beyond: Can a Flexicurity Approach Help? EIPAScope, 2010 (1). pp. 15-22.
Kyrieri, Katerina-Marina. (2008) Europe's Policy Options for Fighting the Illegal Employment of Migrant Workers. EIPAScope, 2008 (3). pp. 1-9.
Lagneaux, Frédéric. (2008) Economic Importance of Belgian Transport Logistics. NBB Working Papers No. 125, 9 January 2008. [Working Paper]
Lenaerts, Karolien and Paquier , Félix and Simonetta, Suzanne (2017) Unemployment Insurance in America: A model for Europe? CEPS Policy Insights No 2017/23, June 2017. [Policy Paper]
Lopez-Santana, Mariely (2003) "The Pressure from Europe: the European Employment Strategy and National Change". In: UNSPECIFIED, Nashville, Tennessee, USA. (Unpublished)
Losor, C. E. V. (1964) Employment functions for industry groups. ESRI Memorandum Series no. 44. [Policy Paper]
Lynch Fannon, Irene. (2005) "The European Social Model of Corporate Governance: Prospects for Success in an Enlarged Europe". In: UNSPECIFIED, Austin, Texas. (Unpublished)
Mabbett, Deborah. (2007) Opportunities, threats and unintended consequences: The impact on national welfare states of three EU policy processes. In: UNSPECIFIED, Montreal, Canada. (Unpublished)
Mallia, Carmel. (2005) Overview of Age Discrimination and Related Matters in Malta and the EU. In: UNSPECIFIED, Msida, Malta. (Unpublished)
Martin, Andrew. (2004) The EMU Macroeconomic Policy Regime and the European Social Model. CES Working Paper, no.114, 2004. [Working Paper]
Maselli, Ilaria and Beblavý, Miroslav (2013) The Opportunity Costs of STEM Degrees and the Unmet Needs of the Low-Skilled: Two labour market problems explained. CEPS Policy Brief No. 295, 26 June 2013. [Policy Paper]
Maselli, Ilaria. (2010) Beyond Flexibility and Security: A composite indicator of flexicurity. CEPS Working Document No. 329, May 2010. [Working Paper]
Maselli , Ilaria and Beblavý, Miroslav (2015) The case for a European unemployment benefit scheme. CEPS Commentary, 19 May 2015. [Policy Paper]
Massimiliano, Delfino (2012) Giovani e formazione nelle normative europee: l'apprendistato [Training of the Young in European apprenticeship]. WP C.S.D.L.E. "Massimo D'Antona".INT – 90/2012. [Working Paper]
Mathys, Claude (2009) Importance economique des ports belges: Ports maritimes flamands, complexe portuaire liégeois et port de Bruxelles. Rapport 2007. = Economic importance of the Belgian ports: Flemish maritime ports, Liège port complex and the port of Brussels. Report 2007. NBB Working Paper 172, July 2009. [Working Paper]
Mayes, David. (2002) Social Exclusion: A Challenge to Macroeconomic Policy. NCRE Online Paper No. 02/01. [Policy Paper]
McDonald, Frank. (1997) "A policy dilemma: A strong social dimension for the EU or a commitment to free trade?". In: UNSPECIFIED, Seattle, WA. (Unpublished)
McGuinness, Seamus and Bergin, Adele and Kelly, Elish (2014) Changes in Labour Market Transitions in Ireland over the Great Recession. ESRI WP485. June 2014. [Working Paper]
McGuinness, Seamus and Ortiz, Luis (2016) Examining the determinants and consequences of skill gaps within firms. ESRI Research Bulletin 2016/2/4. UNSPECIFIED.
Messina, Julian and du Caju, Philip and Duarte, Claudia Filipa and Hansen, Niels Lynggard and Izquierdo, Mario. (2010) The incidence of nominal and real wage rigidity: An individual-based sectoral approach. National Bank of Belgium Working Paper, No. 191, June 2010. [Working Paper]
Meyer, Christoph O. (2003) "Towards a Europeanization of socio-economic discourses? How the coordination of fiscal and employment policies is reflected in the quality press of large member states". In: UNSPECIFIED, Nashville, TN. (Unpublished)
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HANOVER, Germany (Reuters) - Germany's opposition Social Democrats (SPD) formally nominated former Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck on Sunday as their candidate to run for chancellor against Angela Merkel in next September's election.
Steinbrueck promised a more just society and called for a united fight against Merkel's centre-right coalition in a speech aimed at winning over the hearts of the oft-divided centre-left SPD at a special party congress.
"The financial crisis showed that things have got out of balance in Germany, in Europe and in our society," said Steinbrueck, who wants higher taxes on the wealthy and a minimum wage that Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) firmly oppose.
Political analysts say Steinbrueck faces an uphill battle to defeat the popular Merkel and win the chancellorship the SDP last held under Gerhard Schroeder from 1998 to 2005. The SPD does have a strong chance of forming part of a new "grand coalition" including the CDU, analysts say.
"Germany needs more 'We' and less 'I'," said Steinbrueck, a towering man with a booming voice who served as Merkel's finance minister from 2005 to 2009 in a former "grand coalition."
"The gap is growing between rich and poor because of a growing number of under-paying jobs and because of our poorly financed towns and cities."
His 100-minute long speech was interrupted at the start by Greenpeace hecklers who managed to outwit the SPD's careful choreography and security guards to unfurl a banner behind the podium that read: "Did you rake in enough dough?"
The 600 delegates booed before the banner was hauled off the wall. Steinbrueck, who momentarily stood in stunned silence, has come under attack for earning 1.25 million euros ($1.6 million) as an after-dinner speaker during the last three years.
Merkel is seeking a third term and opinion polls show the CDU, with its Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), holding a steady 10-point lead over the SPD — about 40 percent to 30 percent.
But the CDU/CSU's coalition partners, the Free Democrats (FDP), have fallen below the 5 percent threshold needed to win seats in parliament. By contrast, the SPD's preferred partners, the Greens, are polling around 13 percent.
Political scientists say a "grand coalition" with the CDU/CSU and the SPD is the most likely outcome. But a new CDU/CSU-Greens coalition or an SPD-Greens coalition like the one that led Germany from 1998 to 2005 are two other possible outcomes.
Steinbrueck, 65, has ruled out serving in another grand coalition, a fighting spirit that has endeared him to the party's grass roots who fear other SPD leaders appear overly eager to rejoin Merkel as junior partners.
"I don't just want a partial change of government," Steinbrueck said to loud applause. "I want an entirely new government. I want an SPD-Greens government for our country. I'm not available for any grand coalition."
Steinbrueck, who ran unopposed, was elected candidate with the backing of 94 percent of SDP delegates. He has never won election in Germany and lost his one campaign as state premier of North Rhine-Westphalia in 2005.
His campaign got off to a dreadful start in October and he initially lost poll support with his abrasive style and the row over his speaking engagements. Especially disliked by women voters, he spent months defending himself for high earnings.
A November ARD TV poll showed only 30 percent of Germans find Steinbrueck likeable, down 7 points since September, while Merkel's rating rose 9 points to 51. He fell three pegs to be ranked the country's sixth most popular politician.
But Steinbrueck, a centrist whose candidacy is supposed to help the SPD siphon away middle-of-the-road voters, has bounced back with energetic speeches and hard-hitting interviews.
Gerhard Schroeder, 68, and the other living SPD chancellor Helmut Schmidt, 93, were sitting in the front row on Sunday — the first time both have appeared together at an SPD party congress since 1998. Both have endorsed Steinbrueck.
Schmidt and Schroeder ultimately ran into trouble with the powerful left wing - which is why they the two men kept their distance from the SPD after leaving office ahead of schedule.
Steinbrueck, who has lost weight in the two months since he was first picked to run against Merkel, tried to imbue a sense of optimism in his party.
"It's time for change," he said. "I want to be the next German chancellor and I want Germany to find a new social balance. I want change instead of standstill. We can do it."
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Accidents and injury don't have to sideline your summer fun. With planning and preparation, you can stay safe and healthy all season long. Here are three areas to focus on.
Learning how to swim and cutting the risk of drowning (such as always swimming with a buddy and staying near a lifeguard) are vital to reducing pool-related deaths and injuries, but being alert to hazards associated with pool equipment and supplies is also important.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last month reported that injuries caused by pool chemicals sent nearly 5,000 people to the emergency room in 2012. And according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, there are nearly 5,000 emergency department-treated submersion injuries for kids this age, in addition to nearly 400 pool- or spa-related drownings of children younger than 15 annually. Nearly 10% of the reported pool fatalities occurred in portable pools, which include wading pools, inflatable pools and soft-sided, self-rising pools.
Designating a "water watcher" — an adult who's "not grilling, reading or talking with others" but actively supervising every child each time they are in or near the water — can boost children's safety, says Helen Lightstone-Bloch, consumer safety manager for the Association of Pool & Spa Professionals.
And toss out old or broken drain covers and install anti-entrapment or safety drain covers that are compliant with the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act, she advises. The law is named after the 7-year-old girl who drowned after she was pulled underwater and trapped by a hot tub's powerful suction — despite being a strong swimmer.
CPSC also recommends installing and using ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) for protection against electrocution hazards involving electrical circuits and underwater lighting circuits in and around pools, spas and hot tubs.
Among other APSP recommendations:
• Ensure several layers of protection around your pool by installing both fencing at least 4 feet high around the perimeter along with gate and/or door alarms that will sound anytime someone enters the pool area.
• Never run your pool pump at speeds higher than the recommended maximum. Install pool covers and lockable covers on hot tubs.
• Keep all cleaners, chemicals and maintenance supplies in a locked storage area, away from children and pets. Check labels for proper storage and expiration dates, and follow manufacturers' guidelines.
If it doesn't come out of a bottle, forget the idea of a safe tan, say skin experts. Tans are a result of skin cell damage caused by sun exposure. And no matter what your complexion, skin tone or racial or ethnic background, you need to protect your skin to reduce the risk of developing skin cancer.
With 3.5 million cases diagnosed in 2013, skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S, and that number is expected to rise in 2014, says Jeanine Downie, a dermatologist in Montclair, N.J., and spokeswoman for the Skin Cancer Foundation. About one in five Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer in their lifetimes.
To enjoy outdoor activities while staying safe in the sun, slather on sunscreen with an SPF (sun protection factor) of 30 "at a bare minimum, every day, rain or shine," and apply it liberally and reapply every two hours, she says.
Make sure it's labeled "broad spectrum" because that provides protection from both ultraviolet A (UVA) rays (the chief cause of skin tanning and wrinkling) and ultraviolet B (UVB) rays (the principal cause of skin reddening and sunburn), both of which contribute to skin cancer, says Washington, D.C., dermatologist Sandra Read, co-chair of the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention.
And don't forget to stay in the shade as much as possible; Limit exposure during the sun's most intense hours of the day (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.); wear wide-brimmed hats and close-fitting, wraparound sunglasses to protect your skin and eyes from damaging UV radiation; and take extra care around water and sand because they reflect UV rays and may result in quicker burns.
Most insect bites and stings are easily treatable and non-threatening, but some people can have allergic reactions that require emergency treatment, and some bites can introduce disease into the human body, says Alexander Rosenau, president of The American College of Emergency Physicians and senior vice chair of emergency medicine at Lehigh Valley Health Network, in Allentown, Pa.
Signs and symptoms of a severe reaction to an insect bite include nausea; facial swelling; difficulty breathing; abdominal pain; and dizziness or a sharp drop in blood pressure, according to the physicians group.
Ticks that spread Lyme disease and mosquitoes that can transmit West Nile virus can be kept at bay with the use of repellent containing DEET, according the CDC. DEET should never be used on children under age 2, and parents should apply repellent to older children. Insect repellents such as picaridin, IR3535 and the plant-based oil of lemon eucalyptus have also been shown effective against mosquitoes, says the CDC.
Reduce the number of mosquitoes around the house by emptying standing water, especially after a rain, from flower pots, gutters, buckets, pool covers, pet water dishes, discarded tires and birdbaths on a regular basis.
"The type of ticks that cause Lyme disease are not much bigger than a large period at the end of a sentence," says Rosenau, so if you're out hiking or playing in a wooded or grassy area wear light-colored, long sleeves and pants to cover yourself and make it easier to spot the tiny insects, and bathe or shower after potential exposure to more easily check yourself.


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New Jericho airstrip a 'Godsend' for cancer patientBy Kate Stephens and Blythe Seinor
The resealing of Jericho's airstrip in outback Queensland has provided much needed comfort for one cancer patient in the town, east of Longreach.
George Plaisted was diagnosed with bowel cancer and must travel to Rockhampton once a week for chemotherapy.
Mr Plaisted was the first person to take off on the newly resealed Jericho airstrip late last month for his treatment.
His wife Carolyn Plaisted says before the airstrip was resealed the pair was forced to find other means of transportation.
She says the new Jericho airstrip is a 'Godsend' for her family.
"Apart from the expense of driving down and staying in Rocky, we've been very fortunate because I can't drive those distances," she said.
"We tried going on the train on Thursday and coming back by bus on Saturday, but that means it was a long and uncomfortable trip for George after his chemo."
She says with the airstrip resealed her husband can travel free by Angel Flight to Rockhampton and back within a day.
"He normally needs to have a rest after his treatment, so it only takes roughly an hour-and-a-half - sometimes a little bit less - each way," she said.
"By the time he comes home, he can have his rest - he hasn't got the additional stress.
"To have this [airstrip] sealed has just made life so much easier for us."


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Rethink College Chemistry Labs
Engineering schools can use them to bolster understanding of process safety
Nov 13, 2019
Chemical engineering students generally don't get a good grounding about real-world equipment and processes while in college, as I've repeatedly noted — e.g., in "Young Engineers Need Our Help." A similar lack of appreciation for actual industrial practices certainly also applies to process safety, as Trish Kerin, director of the IChemE Safety Centre (ISC), Melbourne, Australia, stressed during a presentation at the Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center International Symposium in late October.Read More
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Just call it alchemical engineeringFeb 5, 2008Technology really can transform worthless materials into gold.
Deflect a double whammyFeb 4, 2008Consider new options for tackling economic and environmental concerns.
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Mississippi plants show their gritJun 28, 2006As the first anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, life remains far from normal in many areas of the Gulf Coast. Amid the destruction, though, some hard-hit chemical plants provide proof of what can be accomplished.
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Typewriters send a somber messageJun 7, 2006Lack of skilled technicians and parts can doom otherwise useful equipment.
Protect the perimeter and the processApr 12, 2006A visit to Honeywell's Geismar plant reminded Editor in Chief Mark Rosenzweig how to integrate security and control.
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Savor your slide ruleFeb 20, 2006This long-time symbol of engineering has retained its value, says Editor in Chief Mark Rosenzweig in his monthly column.
Hard lessons worth sharingJan 24, 2006Editor-in-Chief Mark Rosenzweig writes that the causes of two incidents should get attention from other processors.
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Vaaler Award WinnersNov 27, 2005Editor in Chief Mark Rosenzweig congratulates the winners for CP's annual Vaaler awards, given to the products and services that most improve the operations and economics of plants.
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Chemical industry and academia must move closerMay 25, 2005The 7th World Congress of Chemical Engineering is nearly upon us, and "industry people" need to have a larger presence at these types of meetings, says Editor in Chief Mark Rosenzweig.
German company proud of chemical tiesApr 4, 2005While American companies make an effort to rebuff their chemical industry ties, BASF embraces them.
The Lark provides a serious lesson for the chemical industryMar 10, 2005The key to the long-term vitality of a chemical corporation does not lie in its business acumen, but in its ability to continue to make innovative chemicals. Editor in chief Mark Rosenzweig says executives should show more enthusiasm for this process.
Process management: Raise an alarm about alarmsJan 19, 2005Sure, having more alarms is a plus if they contribute to better plant operation. But nowadays, more and more plants have numerous alarms that are causing more trouble than they are worth.
Let's close some glaring gapsDec 6, 2004We need effective collaborative efforts to address technical and professional issues
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Where are chemical engineers headed?Aug 5, 2004Will opportunities in today's "hot" sectors , such as pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, among others, allow chemical engineering to continue to thrive?
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Go outside for internal standardsJun 1, 2004
The evolution continuesMay 13, 2004
Sophistication only goes so farApr 2, 2004
A disheartening disconnectMar 29, 2004
A dangerous visitMar 3, 2004
Starting the Year Off RightMar 1, 2004
A baffling issue?Dec 18, 2003
A welcome packageDec 5, 2003
Focus, not hocus-pocusOct 23, 2003


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We can also post overseas by Registered International Post. Postage to the US is $70 AUD. Please email us for a quote on other countries.
Please note for delivery within Australia. We use Couriers Please and Australia Post (Registered Post) for all deliveries and aim to process and deliver your goods within 7 working days of receiving your order. At times through busy periods or if we have to order item's in, this may take a few more days (You will be notified). Delivery will be between 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday.
A signature is required on receipt of your goods. For this reason, a work or home address is preferred to ensure you receive your parcel in a timely fashion. If no one is at the delivery address to receive the goods, a card will be left advising that the parcel can be collected from the nearest collection centre.
Click + Collect
We offer a collection service from our store, located in West End (Brisbane). Once your order has been received, we will notify that your item/s are ready for collection.
Pickup hours are: Monday - Friday: 9am - 5:30pm & Saturday 9am-3pm.
Pickup address is: 126 Boundary Street, West End, Brisbane, 4101.
All full priced items can be returned within 14 days from receiving the item for an exchange, credit note or refund. All sale items can be returned within 14 days from receiving the item for an exchange or credit note only.
The items have to be in their original packaging, receipt to be enclosed and must be in NEW / UNUSED condition. Upon return the item will be assessed to ensure that you qualify for the return.
Please ensure you send the items back in a sealable satchel or similar to ensure the items are secure during transit. The cost of return postage will be covered by the customer.
*PayPal Account Users: PayPal offer free returns for all account holders up to the postage value of $45. More information can be found a href="https://www.paypal.com/au/webapps/mpp/returns." target="_blank">here.
For all eligible returns payment will be processed in the next billing cycle, refunded via the original method of payment. Please note that returns will not be accepted after the 14 day period.
What happens if I want to exchange my item?
Contact our team at email@example.com ASAP to arrange the return of the item incorrectly purchased, making sure that it is eligible with the returns policy. Please note: Free Shipping does not apply to exchanged items and a $10.00 shipping fee will be charged.
Faulty items
Sometimes an item is faulty from the manufacturer and for this reason we are here to help! If you suspect your item has a possible fault please contact us as soon as possible at email@example.com.
How to return your items?
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