CATEWE

Publications and Results


 
The findings of CATEWE research will be presented in a final report by CATEWE partners to the European Commission and results will be disseminated through scientific and policy publications. In addition, it is intended that CATEWE will have a direct input into policy development on transitions through its contribution to the OECD’s Thematic Review of the Transition from Initial Education to Working Life, and through national and EU-level policy channels. It is hoped that an international conference with the participation of OECD, Eurostat and the relevant Directorate Generals will take place at the end of the research. The project will also develop a framework to facilitate the harmonisation of existing and future surveys on education to work transitions.

Discussion Papers and Publications
Research Presentations

 


 
 
 

Discussion Papers and Publications

To facilitate scientific discussion and dissemination of results, references to CATEWE publications as well as downloadable copies of CATEWE discussion papers are provided here. We welcome any comments on these works, both to individual authors and the overall CATEWE network. All papers are provided in PDF formats unless otherwise noted.
 

CATEWE Final Report
Table of contents / Abstract / Executive summary / Background and objectives / Project results / Conclusions and policy recommendations / Dissemination / References / Project deliverables
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Individual research papers
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Brauns, Hildegard, Markus Gangl, and Stefani Scherer: Education and unemployment: patterns of labour market entry in France, the United Kingdom and West Germany. MZES Working Paper No. 6. Mannheim: MZES.

Couppié, Thomas, and Michele Mansuy: The position of young people and new entrants in European labour markets. Marseille: Céreq.

Couppié, Thomas, and Michele Mansuy: New entrants and experienced workers on European labour markets. Marseille: Céreq and INSEE.

Gangl, Markus: European perspectives on labour market entry : a matter of institutional linkages between training systems and labour markets? MZES Working Paper No. 24. Mannheim: MZES.

Gangl, Markus: Education and labour market entry across Europe : the impact of institutional arrangements in training systems and labour markets. MZES Working Paper 25. Mannheim: MZES.

Gangl, Markus: Changing labour markets and early career outcomes : labour market entry in Europe over the past decade. MZES Working Paper 26. Mannheim: MZES.

Iannelli, Cristina, and Asunción Soro Bonmatí: The transition from school to work in Southern Europe: the cases of Italy and Spain. Edinburgh, Alicante: CES and University of Alicante.

Müller, Walter, and Maarten Wolbers: Educational attainment of young people in Europe: cross-country variation of trends over time. Mannheim, Maastricht: MZES and ROA.

van der Velden, Rolf K.W., and Maarten H.J. Wolbers: The integration of young people into the labour market within the European Union: the role of institutional settings. Maastricht: ROA.

Wolbers, Maarten H.J.: Learning and working: double statuses in youth transitions within the European Union. Maastricht: ROA, mimeo.

Grelet, Yvette, Michele Mansuy, and Gwenaëlle Thomas: The transition process:Towards exclusion or financial self-sufficiency, a French-Irish comparison. Paris, Marseille: MATISSE-LES and Céreq-INSEE.

Hartkamp, Jannes, and Hans Rutjes: A route to skills: a comparative analysis of the position of apprenticeship in transition systems in France, Ireland, the Netherlands and Scotland. Amsterdam: DESAN.

Hartkamp, Jannes, and Hans Rutjes: Apprenticeship in Ireland, the Netherlands and Scotland: comparison of trends 1979-1997. Amsterdam: DESAN.

Iannelli, Cristina: School effects on youth transitions in Ireland, the Netherlands and Scotland. Edinburgh: CES.

Mansuy, Michele, and Lena Schröder: Young immigrants on the labour market in France and Sweden. Marseille, Stockholm: Céreq and SOFI.

McCoy, Selina: Relative labour market disadvantage among the least qualified in Ireland, the Netherlands and Scotland, 1979-1997. Dublin: ESRI.

Smyth, Emer: Gender differentiation in education and early labour market transitions: a comparative analysis. Dublin: ESRI.
 

Other publications

CATEWE Research Network, 1998: A Comparative Analysis of Transitions from Education to Work in Europe (CATEWE): A Conceptual Framework. Dublin, Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Maastricht, Marseille, and Mannheim: Report to the European Commission. 

Markus Gangl, Damian Hannan, David Raffe und Emer Smyth, 1998: CATEWE – A Comparative Analysis of Transitions from Education to Work in Europe. Eurodata Newsletter 8 (Autumn 1998), 11-15. 

Damian F. Hannan et al., 1999: A Comparative Analysis of Transitions from Education to Work in Europe (CATEWE). ESRI Working Paper 118. Dublin: The Economic and Social Research Institute. 
Table of Contents
Volume 1: A Conceptual Framework / Demographic and Economic Changes
Volume 2: Country Reports
(all as zipped Word97 files)

Walter Müller et al., 1999: A Comparative Analysis of Transitions from Education to Work in Europe – based on the European Community Labour Force Survey. Mannheim, Maastricht, Marseille: Report to the European Commission. 
Table of Contents

Thomas Couppié and Michele Mansuy, 2000: La place des débutants sur les marchés du travail européens. Céreq Bref n° 164, May 2000. Marseilles: Céreq.
 
 

 

Research Presentations





Some additional methodological results were presented at the
International Workshop on Comparative Data on Education-To-Work Transitions, Paris, 21-23 June 2000
 
 
 

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Last Update: 01 March 2001