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WELCOME
The paramount objective of RECWOWE is to create a European research network capable of overcoming the fragmentation of existing research on questions of work and welfare in Europe.
The aim is to promote the research excellence required in identifying and understanding the multiple tensions between work and welfare, as well as strategies for managing or resolving them.
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Call for future tasks: fourth 18-month period
The call for new and updated task proposals for the forthcoming fourth 18-month period (October 2009-March 2011) is now open.
You will find below the model of presentation of a task:
Form future tasks
Utrecht Integration Week 2009
The third Annual RECWOWE Integration Week has been held in Utrecht,
June 9-13th, 2009.
The reimbursement form is available here
You can find some photos and the papers presented during the Week here
Transfer: "Lisbon: a failed strategy or still relevant for the future?"
We are pleased to announce you that the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) has published the last volume of Transfer, European Review of labour and Research, entitled
"Lisbon: a failed strategy or still relevant for the future?"
More information, here
Call for papers: Europe in crisis - cohesion requirements and divergence betwwen member states
WSI-Mitteilungen (Journal of the German Economic and Social Research Institute) is issuing a call for paper which should analyse the impact of the current state of the European integration process on political structures, the economy, the labour market and the social sphere.
Deadline for submissions: September 15th, 2009
Contact and submission: Dr Gudrun Linne
Call.pdf Working paper series: new publications
We are very pleased to announce two new publications in the RECWOWE Working Papers in the reconciliation of work and welfare series:
Post doctoral vancancy
CEPS/INSTEAD (Centre d'Etude de Population, de Pauvreté et de Politiques Socio-Economiques / International Network for Studies in Technology, Environment, Alternatives, Developpement), Differdange, Luxembourg, is seeking
Two post-doctoral researchers in quantitative social sciences,
as assistant professors for its international Master programme IMPALLA (International Master in Social Policy Analysis by Luxembourg, Leuven and Associate institutes).
Contact and application: Esther Zana-Nau
Job advertisements
A post of SENIOR LECTURER/LECTURER IN SOCIAL POLICY will be available from 1 August 2009 at the University of Edinburgh.
For details and application procedure, visit www.jobs.ed.ac.uk and see the posting on 23 February (vacancy ref 3010530).
Summer School 2009