Our new working paper undertakes an analysis of social policy provision in the six European countries (Belgium, Croatia, Spain, Sweden, Poland, and the UK) from the perspective of resilience and the role of social policy. The analyses are based on a theoretical...
Our newly published working paper explores the role informal childcare plays in mitigating work-family conflict for those with demanding working time schedules. This sits within the context of how globalisation and technological advancements have reshaped labour...
We are pleased to share that our paper “His Unemployment, Her Response, and the Moderating Role of Welfare Policies in European Countries”, has been published in the journal PLOS ONE. Authored by Anna Matysiak, Anna Kurowska, and Alina Maria Pavelea, the...
Between the 6th-11th July 2025 rEUsilience team members will be taking active roles at the International Sociological Association Forum of Sociology conference in Rabat, Morocco. Our joint-coordinator Mary Daly, University of Oxford, will be hosting a Family Research...
In this new working paper, we critically analyse the tax-benefit systems of Belgium, Croatia, Poland, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom to understand how well different household and family types are protected against income poverty. To do this we used European...
On the 13th September 2024, Rense Nieuwenhuis will participate in a workshop on “Global Ideas on Resilient Social Policies” organised by the Collaborative Research Centre on “Global Dynamics of Social Policy” of Bielefeld University. The workshop aims to discuss...
