Poverty, increased inequality, and social exclusion are back on the political agenda in
Western Europe, not only as a consequence of the Great Recession of 2008, but also …

With the post-industrialization and flexibilization of European labour markets, research on
social and economic correlates of labour market vulnerability and weak labour market …

Recent research has established that employment risk shapes social policy preferences.
However, risk is often conceptualized as an alternative measure of the socio-economic …

All post-industrial labor markets become increasingly segmented between insiders who are
in standard employment, and outsiders who incur a greater risk of unemployment and/or …

Recently, developed economies have witnessed an emerging dualism between the so-
called labor market 'insiders and outsiders'—two groups facing divergent levels of …

This paper uses a new age period cohort model to show that among cohorts born between
1935 and 1975, cohorts born around 1950 are significantly above the income trend in most …

This article argues that the post-war baby boomers led a long generation in which
successive cohorts achieved, and came to expect, continuous improvement in living …

Explaining social policy preferences has become a major topic in comparative politics with
labor market risk as a key determinant of these preferences. However, one question …

This article examines the determinants of outsiderness among young people and thus
contributes to the growing literature on dualization. Complementing the argument developed …

This study represents a pioneering attempt to explore tourist consumer behaviors
(motivations, information sources, destination choices, travel activity preferences and …