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Overeducation, Regional Labour Markets and Spatial Flexibility

Overeducation, Undereducation, and the Theory of Career Mobility

Is Mothers' Employment an Effective Means to Fight Family Poverty? Empirical Evidence from Seven European Countries

Do Children Have to be a Poverty Risk Even if Mothers Work? Some Evidence From the Early and Late 1990s

Welfare Effects of Labour Mobility in Eastern Germany - A Comparison between Benefits from Switching into Self-Employment and Gains from Job Turnover

The Incidence and Consequences of Overeducation among Young Workers in the United States and Germany - A Comparative Panel Analysis

Selective Flexibilization and Deregulation of the Labour Market: The German Answer to Increased Needs for Employment Flexibility and its Consequences for Social Inequalities

In both academia as well as public discourse, globalization has turned into a prominent reference when discussing recent changes in contemporary societies. The majority of earlier literature,however, has largely restricted itself to the broader relationship between globalization and entire national economies, although there have been smaller studies that have investigated how globalization actually ...

A new mobility regime in Germany? Young people's labor market entry and phase of establishment since the mid-1980s

Reversing Early Retirement in Germany

This article investigates the effects and risks of recent pension reforms in Germany. While German pension policy systematically supported early retirement for many years in order to relieve the regulated labour market in times of economic stagnation, there has been a substantial change of the pension policy paradigm in the more recent past. Latest reforms expect older people to prolong working life. ...

From School to Work: Patterns in Germany and the United States