This article conceptualizes the evolution of the German political economy as the
codevelopment of technological and institutional change. The notion of skill-biased …

This article discusses the multi-faceted and changing role played by trade unions in
providing unemployment benefits in Sweden, a country using the so-called Ghent system …

Previous literature suggests that the gig economy and platform work pose challenges to
social policy, including the welfare entitlement issues caused by workers' ambiguous …

Employer family policy tends to be conceived as employers' response to economic
pressures, with the relevance of normative factors given comparatively little weight. This …

This article develops an analytical framework for exploring the complex (and sometimes
contradictory) relationship between industrial relations and inequality. It discusses whether …

In a long monograph, at least the preface should be parsimonious–hence a few remarks
must suffice to illuminate the background of this book. The latter combines themes that the …

Is rising inequality an inevitable consequence of the transition to a knowledge-based
economy? Departing from existing approaches in labor economics and comparative political …

This book is a re-interpretation of labour market policy models from a gender perspective,
providing an analysis of within-gender inequality and how these policies affect inequality. It …

Introducción: El trabajo remoto se ha convertido en una realidad para muchas empresas
alrededor del mundo y la última pandemia ha generado un cambio abrupto y acelerador en …

Occupational welfare as an alternative to public welfare for the protection against social risks
has lately attracted increased attention. However, there is no clear agreement on the causes …