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In this panel we explore the recent development towards more individualised active labour market policies and deregulation of employment. What are the consequences of these developments for inequality and income distribution? Moreover, the panel explores the political consequences of retrenchment and deregulation. Why was there not opposition to the retrenchment of unemployment protection and who support activation measure and stricter conditions of benefit reception?
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Middle-Income Workers Growing Insecure? Flexible Employment, Inequality and Subjective Labor Market Insecurity | View Paper Details |
Public Support for Activation Policies in Times of Labour Market Insecurity | View Paper Details |
Retrenchment of Unemployment Protection and the Absence of Public Resistance. How Deservingness Assessments Attenuate Interest Assessment in Opinion Formation | View Paper Details |
Excluded by the State: Profiling the Unemployed in Poland | View Paper Details |