Resilience has become a prominent concept in EU social and economic policy, positioned as a response to megatrends such as technological change, labour market deregulation and demographic shifts. This working paper critically examines how resilience is conceptualised...
This paper proposes a Rotating Module to be included in the European Social Survey (ESS) concerning questions on adult care responsibilities within and beyond households and the effect of these care responsibilities on employment, social, and wellbeing outcomes,...
This paper stipulates a set of policy principles based on a detailed analysis of relevant EU and national policies from the perspective of family resilience. The analysis hones in on income support for families with children, the childcare gap or the relationship...
This paper critically analyses the so-called trilemma between poverty reduction, social expenditure and work incentives, based on a set of simulated policy reforms designed to reduce income poverty among families with children in Belgium, Croatia, Poland, Spain,...
This paper presents a blueprint for an EU-SILC ad hoc module concerning ‘Adult Care & Work’ which will allow to monitor and understand the extent and intensity of care for adult relatives or other close persons in European households. This working paper reveals...
