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Title:How labour market institutions in European welfare capitalisms affect labour market transitions Author(s):ZAVAKOU, Alkistis

Date:2019Citation:Florence : European University Institute, 2019Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI; SPS; PhD ThesisAbstract:Despite the large body of literature on labour market institutions and their effects on employment and unemployment, large gaps remain. This thesis sheds a new light to the old problem of labour market institutional design ...

Title:How large is the 'brain drain' from Italy? Author(s):BECKER, Sascha O.; ICHINO, Andrea

; PERI, GiovanniDate:2004Citation:Giornale degli economisti e annali di economia, 2004, Vol. 63, No. 1, pp. 1-32Type:ArticleAbstract:Using a comprehensive and newly organized dataset the present article shows that the human capital content of emigrants from Italy significantly increased during the 1990's. This is even more dramatically the case if we ...

Title:How Large is the Brain Drain from Italy? Author(s):ICHINO, Andrea

; BECKER, Sascha; PERI, GiovanniDate:2003Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:CESifo Working Paper; 2003/839

Title:How leaders mobilize workers : social democracy, revolution, and moderate syndicalism Author(s):VÖSSING, KonstantinDate:2017Citation:New York : Cambridge University Press, 2017Type:BookAbstract:This book explains why leaders chose social democracy, revolution, or moderate syndicalism to mobilize workers, and why it matters. In some countries, leaders have responded effectively to their political environment, while ...

Title:How Liberal are Citizenship Tests? Editor(s):JOPPKE, Christian; BAUBÖCK, Rainer

Date:2010Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI RSCAS; 2010/41; [GLOBALCIT]; EUDO Citizenship ObservatoryAbstract:A significant number of –mostly Western European– countries have recently newly introduced citizenship tests or have added stricter requirements of civic knowledge to previously existing language tests. This working paper ...

Title:How long can a honeymoon last? : institutional and fundamental beliefs in the collapse of a target zone Author(s):ALBEROLA ILA, EnriqueDate:1994Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI ECO; 1994/39

Title:How many approaches in the social sciences? An epistemological introduction Author(s):DELLA PORTA, Donatella

; KEATING, MichaelDate:2008Citation:KEATING Michael, DELLA PORTA Donatella (eds), Approaches and Methodologies in the Social Sciences: a pluralist perspective, Cambridge UK/New York, Cambridge University Press, 2008, 19-39Type:Contribution to book

Title:How many migrants from, and to, Mediterranean Countries of the Middle East and North Africa? Author(s):FARGUES, Philippe

Date:2005Type:Technical ReportSeries/Number:[Migration Policy Centre]; [CARIM-South]; CARIM Analytic and Synthetic Notes; 2005/16

Title:How many shades of green? : an FSR proposal for a taxonomy of 'renewable' gases Author(s):CONTI, Ilaria

Date:2020Type:OtherSeries/Number:Policy Briefs; 2020/06; Florence School of Regulation; Energy; [Gas]Abstract:The role of gas in the future of the EU energy sector has been one of the most debated topics in the last few years. As natural gas (NG) makes up less and less of Europe’s energy mix (according to several studies), there ...

Title:How migrant resource centres affect migration decisions : quasi-experimental evidence from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iraq and Pakistan Author(s):DENNISON, James

Date:2023Citation:International migration, 2023, Vol. 61, No. 4, pp. 104-119Type:ArticleSeries/Number:[Migration Policy Centre]Abstract:Several Migrant Resource Centres (MRCs) have been set up in South Asia jointly by national governments of origin and destination countries. Their objectives include encouragement of potential migrants to seek regular rather ...

Title:How much 'second-order' were the European Parliamentary Elections 2009? Author(s):TRECHSEL, Alexander H.

Date:2010Citation:Wojciech GAGATEK (ed.), The 2009 Elections to the European Parliament - Country Reports, Florence, European University Institute, 2010, 3-12Type:Contribution to book

Title:How much do we know about market integration in Europe? Author(s):FEDERICO, GiovanniDate:2012Citation:Economic History Review, 2012, Vol. 65, No. 2, pp. 470-497Type:ArticleAbstract:The literature on commodity market integration has boomed in the last 15 years, and a sort of consensus is slowly emerging, at least with regard to trends in the last two centuries. This article argues that this consensus ...

Title:How much is the Euro Area common cycle affected by the UK? Author(s):GARNIER, JulienDate:2009Citation:National institute economic review, 2009, Vol. 208, No. 1, pp. 109-117Type:ArticleAbstract:To what extent is the Euro Area common business cycle affected by the inclusion of the UK into this group? To answer this question, a semi-structural model estimated by the Kalman filter, which is robust to outliers and ...

Title:How much to collude without being detected Author(s):HOERNIG, Steffen; LOFARO, Andrea; PHLIPS, LouisDate:1996Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI ECO; 1996/30

Title:How much transparency do our democracies require and tolerate? Author(s):INNERARITY, Daniel

Date:2021Citation:Journal of Italian philosophy, 2021, Vol. 4, pp. 13-22Type:ArticleAbstract:Contemporary democracies have been configured as observation societies, which is revealed by the meteoric rise of the demand for transparency. This article examines the limits of transparency and its ...

Title:How Nationalism Evolves: Explaining the Establishment of New Varieties of Nationalism within the National Movements of Québec and Catalonia Author(s):LLUCH, JaimeDate:2008Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI SPS; 2008/11Abstract:The national movements of sub-state national societies are divided into two or three competing currents. Thus, national movements tend to bifurcate into independentists and autonomists, or at times, trifurcate into ...

Title:How New Enlarged Borders Will Reshape the European Union Author(s):ZIELONKA, JanDate:2001Citation:Journal of Common Market Studies, 2001, 39, 3, 507-536Type:ArticleAbstract:Debate about the final destination of European integration is again in vogue and it is largely state-centric. The future EU is usually seen as a new type of Westphalian (federal) state with a central government in charge ...

Title:How niche parties react to losing their niche : the cases of the Brexit Party, the Green Party and Change UK Author(s):DENNISON, James

Date:2020Citation:Parliamentary affairs, 2020, Vol. 73, No. 1, pp. 125-141Type:ArticleAbstract:This contribution considers how niche parties react when they lose their niche, using the cases of three parties in the turbulent period prior to the 2019 UK general election: the Brexit Party, the Green Party and Change ...

Title:How Not to Implement: Hungarian Pension Reforms in an Institutionalist Perspective Author(s):GUARDIANCICH, IgorDate:2008Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:TIGER Working Paper Series; 110Abstract:After 1989, Hungary inherited a pension system characterised by an unfair mix of social insurance and social assistance. Widespread public dissatisfaction and the near drift into a financial crisis cleared the path for the ...