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28th CONFERENCE of the
INTERNATIONAL WORKING PARTY ON LABOUR MARKET SEGMENTATION (IWPLMS)

5-7 July 2007 Aix en Provence, LEST [LEST : Laboratoire d’Economie et de Sociologie du Travail / CNRS ]

Contributions from the DYNAMO project:

Gerard BOSCH: European employment models under pressure to change

Steffen LEHNDORFF : Changes in models - models of change

Jill RUBERY: The influence of the EU in the evolution of national employment models

Sam ROSENBERG : Are European Employment Models Converging with the United States ?

Masami NOMURA: The End of Japanese-style Capitalism ? Corporate Governance, Supplier System, Employment Practices in the Post-bubble Era

Damian GRIMSHAW, Marela MIOZZO, Isabelle BERREBI and Michel LALLEMENT: Knowledge-intensive business services and the challenge to national models of employment : the computer services sector in Europe

Josep BANYULS, Thomas HAIPETER: Labour on the defensive. The global reorganisation of the value chain and industrial relations in the automotive industry

James WICKHAM : European public transport : not public any more ?

Albert RECIO : Construction Sector in Five European Countries : Towards A New Regulation ?

Florence JANY CACTRICE, Thierry RIBAULT : The dynamics of low paid work in Europe. A comparison of the French, German, Greek, and Irish Hotels

Annamaria SIMONAZZI : Care regimes and national employment models

27th CONFERENCE of the
INTERNATIONAL WORKING PARTY ON LABOUR MARKET SEGMENTATION (IWPLMS)

Växjö University, 14 - 16 September 2006

"National Patterns of Labour Market Integration and Social Exclusion over the life Course"

http://www.vxu.se/ehv/cafo/iwplms/

 

26th Conference of the
INTERNATIONAL WORKING PARTY ON LABOUR MARKET SEGMENTATION (IWPLMS)

Berlin, 8 - 11 September 2005

"Dynamics of National Models of Employment"

The 2005 IWPLMS Conference hosted the 1st conference of the research project "Dy-namics of national employment models" (DYNAMO) which is supported within the 6th Framework Programme of the EU. Click at "DYNAMO-Home" at the top of this page for further information on DYNAMO.

For information on earlier conferences of the International Working Party on Labour Market Segmentation please check the IWPLMS Homepage at:
http://www.mbs.ac.uk/research/centres/european-employment/conference-seminars/working-party.htm or
http://www.mbs.ac.uk/iwplms

Papers

Name Institution Title of paper Abstract Paper
Anxo, Dominique
Niklasson, Harald
Växjö Universitet
School of Management and Economics
Department of Economics and Statistics
The Swedish Model in turbulent times: Decline or renaissance?  

Anxo, Dominique Växjö Universitet
School of Management and Economics
Department of Economics and Statistics
Patterns of labour market integration in Europe: A life course perspective on time policies

Auer, Peter ILO
Employment Analysis and Research Unit
Employment Strategy Department
Protected mobility for employment and decent work : labour market security in a globalized world
Banyuls Llopis, Josep
Miguélez Lobo, Fausto
Recio, Albert
Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Fac. Ciencies Politiques i Sociologia
Changes in the Spanish employment model  
Belegri-Roboli, Athena
Markaki, Maria
Michaelides, G. Panayotis

National Technical University of Athens
School of applied Mathematics and Physics
Dept. of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
Laboratory of applied Economics

Labour Cost and Employment Multipliers: the Case of Greece (1988-1998)

   
Beraud, Mathieu
Fériel, Emilie

GREE
Université Nancy II

Institutional dynamic of the call center industry in Denmark and France: Micro and meso specificities versus national employment model

Berrebi-Hoffman, I.
Berton, F.
Devetter, Francois-Xavier
Jany-Catrice, Florence
Lallement, Michel
Lefèvre, Gilbert
Lima, Léa
Nicole-Drancourt, C.
Pernod-Lemattre, Martine
Ribault, Thierry
Sarfati, F.

Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, Paris 
Centre Lillois d’Etudes et de Recherches Sociologiques et Economiques

Tensions over changes. A chart of transformations of the French employment regime

 
Blazquez Cuesta, Maria Teresa

Amsterdam Insitute for Advanced Labour Studies (AIAS)

Low pay incidence and mobility in the Netherlands – exploring the role of personal, job and employer characteristics

 
Bosch, Gerhard
Haipeter, Thomas
Latniak, Erich
Lehndorff, Steffen
Schief, Sebastian

Institut Arbeit und Technik,
Gelsenkirchen

Changes in the system or change of system? The national employment model of Germany

 
Bosch, Gerhard
Kalina, Thorsten

Institut Arbeit und Technik,
Gelsenkirchen

Low Wage Work in Germany

Botsch, Elisabeth

FIA
Forschungsteam Internationaler Arbeitsmarkt, Berlin

Family Friendliness: Concepts and Implementation in German Enterprises

Burgess, John

Employment Studies Centre
Newcastle Business School

Agency Work and the Evolving Employment Model in Australia

 
Campbell, Iain

Centre for Applied Social Research
RMIT University, Melbourne

Relative Advantages : Casual Employment and Casualisation in Australia and New Zealand

Charest, Jean
Murray, Gregor

Université de Montréal

The Canadian “model” of employment

   
Congia, Maria Carla
Rizzi, Roberta

ISTAT
Istituto Nationale di Statistica, Roma

Using administrative sources for studying rare phenomena: foreign female employment in Italy

Courault, Bruno

CEE
Centre d’Études et de l’Emploi,
Noisy-le Grand

Apparel Supply Chain, Globalization and SME, First Lessons from a Comparative Americano-Anglo-Franco-Italian Research

Darmon, Isabelle

ICAS Institute,
Barcelona

Adult guidance for flexible labour markets: a newly promoted liberal governmental technology to activate the unemployed and mobilise labour
Figueiredo, Hugo

European Work and Employment Research Centre
Manchester Business School
University of Manchester

Gender and Age-Specific Aspects of Human Capital Accumulation in Europe: the case of the southern European Countries in a comparative perspective

Flecker, Jörg
Hermann, Christoph

FORBA
Forschungs- und Beratungsstelle Arbeitswelt, Wien

The End of the Austrian Way? From state-led coordination to negotiated liberalism

 
Frade, Carlos

ICAS Institute,
Barcelona

Rights versus Opportunities in the Study of Precarious Employment:
Two Conflicting Theoretical and Policy Approaches to the Social Question
Gautié, Jerome

Centre d’Etudes de l’Emploi,
Noisy-le Grand

Low-Wage work in France

 
González, Pilar

Faculdade de Economia do Porto (FEP)

Gender Wage Differentials in the Portuguese Labour Market

Grimshaw, Damian
Rubery, Jill
Urwin, Peter

European Work and Employment Research Centre
Manchester Business School
University of Manchester

The UK – a model for Europe?

 
Grimshaw, Damian

European Work and Employment Research Centre
Manchester Business School
University of Manchester

Trading IT workers: new employment principles in a fast-growing business service sector

 
Guidetti, Giovanni

University of Ferrara
Faculty of Economics

Training activities in firms: The role of complementarity and empirical evidence for small-medium size firms

Jaehrling, Karen

Méhaut, Philippe

Institut Arbeit und Technik
Research Unit FLEX

CNRS, Aix-En-Provence

Dynamics of Change in the Public Service Sector: A comparison of working conditions in French and German hospitals

Junor, Anne

Industrial Relations Research Centre
University of New South Wales (UNSW)

Links between Market Models of Education/Employment Access and Segmented Labour Markets for Education Workers: UK and Australian Contrasts

Karamessini, Maria
Ioakimoglou, E.
Kornelakis, Andreas
Sereti, N.

Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences
Athens

EU integration, changing gender roles and international migration flows: drivers of change in the Greek employment model

   
Koistinen, Pertti

University of Tampere

Combining paid and informal care work in European societies

 
Li, Jingkun
Westergaard-Nielsen, Niels

Department of Economics
Center of Corporate Performance
Aarhus School of Business

Low Wage Work in Denmark

   
Logeay, Camille
Zwiener, Rudolf

IMK
Institut für Makroökonomie und Konjunkturforschung
Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, Düsseldorf

Wage and Employment Developments in the Euro Area; Key Understandings from a Multi-Country Macro-Econometric Model

Mason, Geoff
Mayhew, Ken
Osborne, Matt
Stevens, Philip

National Institute of Economic and Social Research,
London

Oxford & Warwick Universities

Recent Trends in the UK Labour Market

   
Michon, François

MATISSE
MSE centre Le Titien
CNRS – Université de Paris 1

Diversity and segmentation of the Temporary Agency Work market

Mingione, Enzo

Universita deglie Studi di Milano-Bicocca

The transformation of the social regulation of work: The case of women’s employment in northern and southern Italy in comparative perspective

Moncel, Nathalie

CEREQ,
Marseille

Recent Dynamics of the French School-to-Work Transition System

Naticchioni, Paolo
Simonazzi, Annamaria
Ludici, Federico

Fondazione G. Brodoloni, Rome

Privatisation, liberalisation, deregulation. Changes in the Italian production system

 

Nätti, Jouko

University of Jyväskylä

Paid work at home in knowledge work - choice or necessity?

Pappadà, Gabriella

CERES
Centre of Economic and Social Research,
Università di Roma

Labour Market Segmentation and Worker's Competencies

 
Rosenberg, Samuel

Roosevelt University
School of Policy Studies
Chicago

The Evolution of the National Employment Model of the United States

 
Salverda, Wiemer

Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies (AIAS)

Low-wage Work in the Netherlands: Labour-market Developments and the Role of Labour-market Institutions

 
Schweiger, Christian
Wickham, James

Trinity College Dublin
Department of Sociology

Is the Tiger Eating Its Children? The Two Sides Of The Irish Employment Model

 
Thèvenot, Nadine
Valentin, Julie

MATISSE
Université de Paris 1

Outsourcing versus labor contracts : An empirical approach on individual french firms data 1984-2000

Tremblay, Diane-Gabrielle

Télé-Université
Montréal

Dynamics of employment in a context of industrial clusters: The case of the Montreal Multimedia Sector

Underhill, Elsa

Deakin Business School
Deakin University, Victoria

Chiselling away: The Role of Employment Agencies in the Erosion of the Australian National Model of Employment

Valette, Aline

Université Aix-En-Provence

Impacts of Internal and External Changing Conditions on French and British Labour Market Segmentation

Waring, Peter

University of Newcastle
Employment Studies Centre

Institutional Investors and Contemporary Corporate Governance: Prospects for Enhanced Protection of Employee Interests in Liberal Market Economies

Weinkopf, Claudia

Institut Arbeit und Technik
Research Unit FLEX

The Role of Temporary Agency Work (TAW) in the German Employment Model

Wickham, James

Trinity College Dublin
Department of Sociology

The End of the European Social Model – Before it began?