Oxford, RG6 6AH
United Kingdom
University of Oxford
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Labour market policy, active labour market policies, ALMP, political economy
sovereign wealth fund, corporate governance, patient capital, cross-border investments, varieties of capitalism
European Parliament, Far right parties, Labour market institutions, Economic crisis, Welfare state, Immigration
ageing, inflation, elderly, economic policy, electoral politics, OECD
inflation, aging, grey power, economic policy, independent central banks, economic orthodoxy
varieties of capitalism, labour market institutions, wage inequality, wage coordination, welfare state, union density
In-work benefits, France, labour market reform, Bismarckian welfare regimes, unions
Agency workers, dualization, Ghent, identity, ideology, Italy, Southern Europe, union strategies
European Parliament elections, far right-wing parties, debtor countries, immigration, unemployment, welfare state
active labour market policies, insider/outsider theory, partisanship, social democracy, welfare state regimes
Inflation, Ageing, Macroeconomic Policy, Political Economy, Electoral Politics
Covid-19, pandemic, UK, lockdown, compliance, social distancing
insider-outsider, temporary work, employment protection legislation, replaceability, labor market reform
Far right, Populism, insecurity, policies, europe
welfare state, social classes, pensioners, environmental preferences, climate change mitigation, Eurobarometer
ageing, grey power, electoral politics, public policies, economic outcomes
far right, voters, anti-immigration attitudes, European Social Survey, Europe
economic voting, unemployment, inflation, public spending, stock market, political economy
welfare state policies, Western Europe, far right parties, economic insecurity
Far right, unemployment, economic insecurity, labour market policies, Europe
Far right parties; anti-immigration attitudes; culture; economy; European Social Survey; Europe
individual preferences, guaranteed income, European Social Survey, political economy, individual support, universal basic income, electoral politics
dualization, employment protection legislation, labour market liberalization, partisanship, trade unions, Western Europe
collective bargaining, dualization, Germany, insider-outsider, low pay, unions
dualization, policy preferences, insiders, outsiders, labour market segmentation, inequality
nationalism, far right, populism, cultural backlash, economic insecurity
Skills, Industrial Relations, Labour Markets, Varieties of Capitalism
