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The panel explores the role of organized interests in the development and reform of modern welfare states. Drawing on both qualitative and quantitative techniques, it aims to discuss the coalitional politics of social policy, and potential interactions between producer groups (such as trade unions and employer associations) and the electoral sphere.
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Attitudes of Belgian Employers’ Organizations Towards Universal Basic Income | View Paper Details |
The Demand for Full Employment - The Shift in Swedish Trade Unions' Economic Thinking Since the 1980s" | View Paper Details |
The Politics of Social Policies for Platform Workers | View Paper Details |
Realigning Climate-Forcing Players: Power Resources Mobilisation in the Just Transition | View Paper Details |
Contested Interpretations: the Role of Social Partners in Shaping Conflicts on Tackling Labour Market Shortages Across the EU. | View Paper Details |