(2003):
Unemployment dynamics in the United States and West Germany: economic restructuring, institutions and labour market processes.
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Labour Market Processes and Structural Change: Allocation Dynamics and Unemployment in the US, Swedish and West German Labour Markets
Research question/goal:
Who becomes unemployed, for how long and to which consequences? In addressing these issues, the project aims at a comparative analysis of unemployment experiences in three major Western economies. Unemployment is addressed in a dynamic framework and analyzed from a general perspective on mobility processes in labour markets. Cross-country similarities and differences are to be explained mainly from similarities and national peculiarites of labour market dynamics and labour market trends.
Current stage:
Fact sheet expand
Funding:
MZES
Duration:
to
Status:
completed
Data Sources:
Secondary analysis of longitudinal survey data
Geographic Space:
United States, Sweden and West Germany
Publications expand
Monographie
Book Chapter
Gangl, Markus
(2000):
European Perspectives on Labour Market Entry: A Matter of Occupationalised versus Flexible Arrangements in Labour Markets?.
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Journal Article
Gangl, Markus
(2003):
Arbeitsmarktinstitutionen und die Struktur von Matching-Prozessen im Arbeitsmarkt: ein deutsch-amerikanischer Vergleich.
Wirtschaft und Statistik,
pp. 140-146.
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Gangl, Markus
(2002):
Changing labour markets and early career outcomes: labour market entry in Europe over the past decade.
Work, employment and society,
16,
pp. 67-90.
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Gangl, Markus
(2001):
European Patterns of Labour Market Entry: A Dichotomy of Occupationalized versus Non-occupationalized Systems?.
European Societies,
3,
pp. 471-494.
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Report
Gangl, Markus
(1999):
European Perspectives on Labour Market Entry: A Matter of Occupationalised versus Flexible Arrangements in Labour Markets?.
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Gangl, Markus
,
Hildegard Brauns
(1999):
The Educational Stratification of Labour Market Entry: An Analysis of Structure and Trends across the European Union.
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