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WELCOME
RECWOWE is a Network of Excellence of the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) on 'Reconciling Work and Welfare in Europe'.
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.
FOCUS:
⇒ New publications
⇒ Upcoming events
SSH 2011 Work Programme now available!
The new FP7-Cooperation call for proposals in Socio-economics Sciences and Humanities is now open:
The deadline for proposals is 02 February 2011 at 17:00 (Brussels local time)
You can find more information about the call on the Cordis website
EU coordination in the social field in the context of Europe 2020: Looking back and building the future
High level conference organised by the Belgian presidency of the EU and the European Commission with the support of the RECWOWE Network of Excellence,
La Hulpe, 14-15 September 2010
Third RECWOWE executive seminar
The third RECWOWE executive seminar will be organised by IDHEAP on the topic:
"The coordination of social security schemes for working age people. Integrating income protection and activation in European welfare states."
Lausanne, Switzerland, 30 September-1st october 2010
You can find find more information on the seminar here.
programme and registration form
As there are still a few places available, we would like to invite you to register as soon as possible.
Belgian Presidency Conference: Employment, Poverty and Social Partners
The European Social Observatory (OSE) is organising, under the auspices of the Belgian Presidency of the European Union and in the context of the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion an international conference entitled:
Brussels, October 20th 2010
You can find find more information on the conference here
RECWOWE Working paper series: new publications
We are pleased to announce 2 new publications in the Working Papers on the Reconciliation of Work and Welfare Series:
Sophie Jacquot, Clemence Ledoux, Bruno Palier, European resources in the field of reconciliation between paid work and private life
Giuliano Bonoli, Karl Hinrichs, Statistical Discrimination and Employers’ Recruitment Practices for Low Skilled Workers
For further details on all previously published working papers, and for information on how to submit a manuscript, please visit the series website
EU coordination in the social field in the context of EU 2020: looking back and building the future