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No. 1
Marcel Raab, Michael Ruland, Benno Schönberger, Hans-Peter Blossfeld, Dirk Hofäcker, Sandra Buchholz and Paul Schmelzer
GlobalIndex: A Sociological Approach to Globalization Measurement

No. 2 [PDF]
Johann Bacher and Joachim Nemella
Economic and Occupational Insecurity of Young People in Austria and its Consequences

No.3 [PDF]
Tomáš Katrňák, Martin Kreidl, Václav Kulhavý, Tomáš Sirovátka
Factors influencing the position of young people on the labour market and changes in mobility chances in the Czech Republic

No. 4 [PDF]
Heike Schröder and Dirk Hofäcker
HRM and the employment of older Workers: Germany and Britain Compared;

No. 5 [PDF]
Anna Baranowska
Changing patterns of entry into employment and motherhood in Poland - a cross cohort comparison.

No. 6 [PDF]
Katia Begall
Determinants of low Fertility in Post-Communist Estonia

No. 7 [PDF]
Rudi Wielers and Melinda Mills
The flexibilization of the Dutch labour market: The impact of globalization on the life course and inequality

No. 8 [PDF]
Juan Ignacio Martinez and Fasbrizio Bernardi
The Flexibilisation of the Spanish Labour Market. Its meaning and consequences for inequality from a life-course perspective

No. 9 [PDF]
Jelena Helemäe and Ellu Saar
Estonian way of globalisation: Globalisation in Estonia as advantageous for youngsters and ethnic Estonians

No. 10 [PDF]
Anna Baraowska
From employment guarantee to job competition – flexibilisation of the Polish labour market

No. 11 [PDF]
Bettina Stadler (Vienna, Austria) and Susanne Pernicka (Oldenburg, Germany)
Austria - Employment Flexibility in a Conservative Welfare Regime

No. 12 [PDF]
Ellen Ebralidze (Bamberg, Germany)
Labor market regulation and perceived job insecurities in the early career:
Do Danish employees worry less?

No. 13 [PDF]
Femke Munniksma (Groningen, The Netherlands)
Explaining Satisfaction and Perceived opportunities in the Flemish Society:
An exploratory study

No. 14 [PDF]
Sonia Bertolini (Turin, Italy)
The heterogeneity of the impact of labour market flexibilization on the transition to the adult life in Italy

No.15 [PDF]
Fabrizio Bernardi
Globalisation, individualisation and the death of social classes - An empirical assessment for 18 European
countries

Forthcoming Working Papers

No.16 [abstract]
Melinda Mills, Dennis Raven and Rudi Wielers (Groningen)
Transnational Careers: A 27 country analysis

No.17 [abstract]
Hans-Peter Blossfeld, Dirk Hofäcker, Sandra Buchholz, Melinda Mills
The Flexibilization of Employment and the Development of Social Inequalities in a Globalizing Europe

No. 18
Paolo Barbieri
The Flexibilization of Employment and the Development of Social Inequalities: Italy

No. 19 [abstract]
Erzebeth Bukodi
The Flexibilization of Employment and the Development of Social Inequalities: Hungary

No. 20 [abstract]
Michael Tahlin and Tomas Korpi
Changing inequality in Sweden: Globalization and other causes

No. 21 [abstract]
Dirk Hofäcker and Sören-Leth-Sörensen
Denmark: a Flexicurity Paradise?

No. 22 [abstract]
Sandra Buchholz
Who suffers? And how did it affect the development of social inequality structures?

No. 23 [abstract]
Dirk Hofäcker (Bamberg)
Globalisation, Transnationalisation and Mid-Career Mobility -
Conceptual Framework and International comparison

No. 24 [abstract]
Dirk Hofäcker and Ellen Ebralidze (Bamberg)
Secure employment? An international comparison of labour market mobility and individually perceived job security

No. 25 [abstract]
Heinz Leitgöb, Johann Bacher, Joachim Nemella (Linz)
Globalisation and Mid-Career Mobility in Austria

No. 26 [abstract]
Michael Tahlin (Stockholm)
Changes in occupational mobility in Sweden, 1960-2000: The impact of globalization

No. 27 [abstract]
Ellu Saar, Kristina Lindemann, Jelena Helemäe (Tallinn)
Ethnic-specific Mid-Career Job Mobility in Transnationalizing Estonia

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