FP4Doctoral network1996–1999Included after review

Family change and the welfare state in europe: long-term developments, new challenges, and institution-building

FP4 — Training and Mobility of Researchers

Duration
1996-10-01 → 1999-09-30
EU contribution
Participants
14
Scheme
NET

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Project objective

The young researchers will be offered courses, work-shops, and participation in research. We hope to form a group that will take an state, and family changes have posed major social problems. Welfare state institutions greatly vary from country to country, whereas family changes European view of our societies, and will gather a profound knowledge of data sources and analytic concepts for comparative research on Europe. have been more similar across Europe. Moreover, most institutions have not been created for the family's sake and have developed inherent dynamics. How can we explain institutional variation in Europe and what have been the consequences as to institution - building? These questions will be studied in a comprehensive, long-term, and comparative perspective: comprehensive, by covering family law, income policies and social services as well as family changes, employment and family income; long-term, by spanning a whole century although focusing on the period since the 1960s; comparative, by doing analysis of sixteen European countries from a common approach. This perspective is most innovative and fills a significant gap in research, which has so far mainly taken a narrow, short-term and descriptive view.

Original text from CORDIS.

Participants

  • UNIVERSITAET MANNHEIM · MANNHEIMCoordinatorGermany
  • AUSTRIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES · WIENAustria
  • AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA · BELLATERRASpain
  • BUDAPEST UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES AND ADMINISTRATION · BUDAPESTHungary
  • CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE · PARISFrance
  • INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH · OSLONorway
  • Institute of Labour and Social Studies · WarszawaPoland
  • National Centre for Social Research · AthensCity levelGreece
  • THE DANISH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL RESEARCH · KOEBENHAVN K/COPENHAGENDenmark
  • UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAM · AMSTERDAMNetherlands
  • UNIVERSITY OF TAMPERE · TAMPEREFinland
  • UNIVERSITY OF TORINO · TORINO (TURIN)Italy
  • UNIVERSITY OF ZURICH · ZURICHSwitzerland
  • University of Göteborg · GöteborgSweden

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