This study revisits the drivers of populist voting in Europe, focusing on the interplay between
economic insecurity and institutional trust. Specifically, it examines the degree to which the …

The UK has experienced very significant growth in self-employment since the financial crisis.
The self-employed are at higher risk of income volatility while facing lower levels of social …

Conflict over the functional income distribution, discussed and explained in Keith Cowling's
work in the 1980s, remains a feature of capitalist economies. In the twenty first century …

We study the link among populist vote, democratic expectations and democratic
performances by using individual level data in 26 European countries in 2012 and 2020. We …

Employment and earnings security are two of the most pressing challenges facing labour
markets today. This paper analyses how gender gaps in achieving employment security and …

The labour market allows individuals to earn a living throughout their lifetime. When it comes
to gendered issues, the labour market is also an environment where different outcomes …

Achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls has been identified by the
United Nations as one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)“to achieve a better …

The article examines the subjective attitudes towards life chances of the Lithuanian youth
(aged 18–35). Following the concept of life chances introduced by M. Weber (1920)(cited by …

Employment is essential for development. Employment can increase income of people and
household, reduce inequality. Employment promote economic growth and promote stability …

The transition from youth to adulthood can be described as a sequence of events that
includes finishing (school) education, entering labor market, gaining financial independence …