Projects of the Research Unit Labour Markets and Social Insurance

Abgeschlossene Projekte

  1. Project // 01.04.1999 – 31.03.2000

    Aus der Arbeitslosigkeit in die Selbstständigkeit

  2. Project // 01.03.1999 – 28.02.2005

    The International Labour Organisation (ILO) as an international negotiation system: A political-economic analysis

    This empirical project deals with decision-making in the context of International Labour Conventions, the most binding instruments available to the International Labour Organization (ILO). Formulated in a complex…

  3. Project // 01.01.1999 – 31.07.2001

    Analysis of the Impact of Innovation on Employment Using CIS II Data

    Information technology has penetrated every sector of the working world while the unemployment rate is increasing. Therefore, the employment effects of technical progress have become a major issue again in the…

  4. Project // 01.01.1999 – 31.12.2000

    Growth, Inequality and Training

    Income differentials between the qualified and unqualified which have increased in the last two decades are explained by the increasing importance of international trade (outsourcing of wage-intensive production…

  5. Project // 01.12.1998 – 31.03.2001

    The Impact of Clean Production on Employment in Europe: An Analysis Using Surveys and Case Studies (IMPRESS)

    The primary objective of the IMPRESS project is to establish a Europe-wide methodological framework for analysing the impact of clean production on employment. In addition, the project will produce empirical…

  6. Project // 01.12.1998 – 29.02.2000

    Development and validation of scientific indicators of the relationship between criminality, social cohesion and economic performance

    According to the European Parliament, unemployment, social disintegration, the lack of an integrative policy, and the worsening of urban services and living conditions cause frustration and despair, especially…

  7. Project // 01.11.1998 – 31.10.2000

    Public Funding and Private Returns to Education

    Typically, students are assumed to decide on their optimal investment in education by weighing the costs arising from the acquisition of education with the expected benefit in terms of wages, in other words, by…