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The paper proposes an empirical examination of the consequences of educational expansion and reform in four European countries in terms of school-leavers' labour market chances. The empirical analyses focus on the returns to higher education on the one side and vocational qualification as...
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the original considerations of the CASMIN researchers. We concentrate on Germany, France, and Great Britain. Peculiarities …
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L'article se propose de mesurer et dinterpréter la progression des scolarités et de l'activité féminines en France et … hommes. Il met au jour, sur la base de grandes enquêtes nationales, des avancées de plus grande ampleur en France. En 1971 … de la forme scolaire et du rang atteint dans l'enseignement général en France …
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and employment systems. For the sake of comparative analysis, the paper investigates youth unemployment in France, the … observed in Germany on the one hand and France and the United Kingdom on the other. In Germany, labour market entry is found to … unemployment which is much more tied to features of employment positions. In France and Britain, in contrast, the match between …
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the cross-national perspective, we observe France and Germany as countries where relatively strong education effects …
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paper, we concentrate on France, West-Germany, the United Kingdom and Hungary as a former socialist society. For these …
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Education is the main resource of young people entering the labour market for securing employment, in competing for adequate employment contracts and to fulfill their occupational aspirations. As European countries differ widely in the institutional structure of their education and training...
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Self-employment still forms an important element in the social structure of modern societies. However, the group of the self-employed has experienced an enormous economic and social change. After a long term decline until the beginning of the 1970s in almost all industrialised countries,...
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The paper addresses the issue of the driving forces behind recent changes in labour market entry outcomes in Europe. Based on data for 12 European countries from the 1988-1997 European Community Labour Force Survey, the empirical analyses estimate panel data models to assess the effects of...
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The nature of the linkage of education and training systems to the labour market is often claimed to crucially affect labour market integration in modern economies. More specifically, most current comparative research assumes a more strongly qualification-based allocation in training systems...
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