Vanhuysse P., Medgyesi M. and Gál R.
Why the piggy bank dwarfs Robin Hood in Europe
OSE Paper Series, Opinion Paper No. 27, April 2022, Brussels: European Social Observatory, 17 p.
Welfare
The OSE and the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), together with the Institute for Economic and Social Research
CAPRIGHT is a European research work funded by the European Commission (DG research, under the Sixth Framework Programme - FP6) and coordinated by Nancy University/CNRS. It aims at the promotion of individual and collective capabilities, studying the relations between labour markets, employment and welfare regimes: the objective of CAPRIGHT is to build an innovative theoretical framework offering a basis for new understandings of these relations.
CAPRIGHT is a European research work funded by the European Commission (DG research, under the Sixth Framework Programme - FP6) and coordinated by Nancy University/CNRS. It aims at the promotion of individual and collective capabilities, studying the relations between labour markets, employment and welfare regimes: the objective of CAPRIGHT is to build an innovative theoretical framework offering a basis for new understandings of these relations.
The OSE has been an active member of RECWOWE since the creation of this Network of Excellence. Funded by the European Commission under the 6th Framework Programme for research, RECWOWE aims at overcoming the fragmentation of European research on issues related to work and welfare.
The OSE has been an active member of RECWOWE since the creation of this Network of Excellence. Funded by the European Commission under the 6th Framework Programme for research, RECWOWE aims at overcoming the fragmentation of European research on issues related to work and welfare.
L’OSE est membre actif de RECWOWE depuis la création de ce Réseau d’Excellence. Financé par la Commission européenne sous l’égide du 6ème programme-cadre, RECWOWE vise à remédier à la fragmentation de la recherche européenne sur l’emploi et le welfare.