Christian Krekel
Berlin,
24.04.2014
- 25.04.2014| Aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Familiensoziologie: Theorien, Methoden, Befunde: Gemeinsame Tagung des WZB und der Sektion Familiensoziologie der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Soziologie
Kati Schindler, Valeria Groppo
Kiel,
22.04.2014
- 10.09.2014| Development Economics Seminar: Kiel Institute for the World Economy and Department of Economics, Kiel University
Marcel Fratzscher, Franziska Bremus
Los Angeles, USA,
18.04.2014
- 19.04.2014| Financial Adjustment in the Aftermath of the Global Crisis 2008-09: New Global Order?: JIMF-USC Conference 2014
Friederike Lenel
Berlin,
14.04.2014
| Development and Security Seminar: Mutual Insurance Networks: An Analysis of the Social Network of a Fishing Village on the Philippines
Gert G. Wagner
Berlin,
12.04.2014
| Hauptsache Arbeit? Perspektiven für eine menschenwürdige Arbeitswelt: Berliner Konferenz des Arbeitskreises Arbeit - Teilhabe - Gerechtigkeit in der Evangelischen Kirche Berlin-Brandenburg-schlesische Oberlausitz
Clemens Gerbaulet, Casimir Lorenz, Friedrich Kunz, Christian von Hirschhausen, Benjamin Reinhard
Dresden,
11.04.2014
| A European Energy Market?: 9th Conference on Energy Economics and Technology - ENERDAY
Gert G. Wagner
Frankfurt am Main,
10.04.2014
- 11.04.2014| Was geschieht mit unseren Daten? Datenarchivierung und Forschungsethik in (inter)nationaler Perspektive: Jahrestagung der Sektion Biographieforschung der DGS
This paper aims to show the impact of societal change on the demand and supply of long-term care workforce. As age is the major driver of the need for care the growth in the numberof elderly and oldest old will increase the demand for long-term care workforce. Caregiving to the elderly is predominantly the task of the family in almost all European countries. However, the majority of European...
Johannes Geyer, Erika Schulz
Bonn,
09.04.2014
- 11.04.2014| Employment 2025 - How Will Multiple Transitions Affect the European Labor Market?: 2nd NEUJOBS Validation Event
This paper shows the impact of demographic change on the demand for and supply of health care workforce in five countries until 2025: Denmark, Germany, Italy, Poland and Slovakia. The demographic change in all these countries is characterized by two developments (a) an ageing of the population forced by the shift of the baby-boomer to higher ages and the further increase in life expectancy, (b)...
Erika Schulz, Flavia Coda Moscarola, Stanislawa Golinowska, Marek Radvansky, Johannes Geyer
Bonn,
09.04.2014
- 11.04.2014| Employment 2025 - How Will Multiple Transitions Affect the European Labor Market?: 2nd NEUJOBS Validation Event
Mathias Huebener, Jan Marcus
Berlin,
09.04.2014
| Cluster-Seminar Öffentliche Finanzen und Lebenslagen: Is It Really All that Bad? The Impact of Shortening High School Tenure on Grade Repetitions and Graduation Rates