Table of contents of the issue 2/2016, May-August
Le politiche per l'occupazione giovanile in Europa

ISBN: 978-88-15-26260-8

Year: III

Saggi

Ugo Ascoli

The recent Occupational Welfare crisis in the United States. The increasing responsibility of the individual for social protection and the decline of Occupational Pensions in the US Private Sector

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 191-218 DOI: 10.7389/84000

Focus. Le politiche per l'occupazione giovanile in Europa

Paolo Roberto Graziano Patrik Vesan

Youth Unemployment Policies: Beyond School-to-Work Transition Policies

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 219-224 DOI: 10.7389/84001

Arianna Tassinari Kari Hadjivassiliou Sam Swift

Plus ça change...? Innovation and continuity in UK youth employment policy during the Great Recession

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 225-248 DOI: 10.7389/84002

Sonja Bekker Saskia Klosse

NEETs - Can the Dutch meet their needs?

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 249-268 DOI: 10.7389/84003

Patrik Vesan

For a European Active Transition scheme: First insights from the Italian youth employment policy

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 269-286 DOI: 10.7389/84004

Strumenti

Raffaella Cascioli

Employment prospects for young people that have completed their education and/or training in Italy and Europe. An analysis based on the ET2020 benchmark indicator on the transition from education to employment

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 287-310 DOI: 10.7389/84005

Saggi e ricerche

Daniele Checchi Claudio Gianesin Samuele Poy

Measuring the performance of social projects through indicators: a proposed methodology

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 311-330 DOI: 10.7389/84006

Premio giovane ricercatore 2015 Politiche Sociali - ESPAnet Italia

Marcello Natili

Changing welfare in Southern Europe? Political competition and the evolution of regional minimum income schemes in Italy and Spain

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 331-348 DOI: 10.7389/84007

Welfare Italia

Ugo Ascoli

Presentazione

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 349-352 DOI: 10.7389/84008

Serafino Negrelli

Subsidized part time contract: towards a more flexible retirement?

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 353-358 DOI: 10.7389/84009

Giulia Mallone

New tax incentives on occupational welfare benefits in the budgetary law for 2016: new opportunities for workers and employers

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 359-362 DOI: 10.7389/84010

Marco Arlotti

An endless story. ISEE between reforms, court rulings and ongoing modifications

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 363-370 DOI: 10.7389/84011

Welfare Europa

Sebastiano Sabato

Set aside, embedded or relaunched? The uncertain fate of the EU social investment strategy

Social Policies 2/2016 pp: 371-386 DOI: 10.7389/84012

Stay updated, subscribe to our newsletter

Subscribe >

Publisher's Ethics

The journals on this platform adopt and promote specific guidelines (PEMS) about publishing ethics. Our ethics statements are based on COPE’s Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.