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1by Brändle, Tobias Published in Studies in higher education (Dorchester-on-Thames) (02.12.2017)“...In the aftermath of the Bologna Process, Germany decided to open universities for individuals who do not possess a scholastic university entrance qualification...”
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2“...A large number of articles have analysed ‘the one constant’ in the economic effects of trade unions, namely that collective bargaining reduces employment...”
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3by Brändle, Tobias Published in Managerial and decision economics (01.12.2017)“...We analyse the interaction between different labour market institutions in Germany, namely, industry‐level bargaining and firm‐level codetermination by works...”
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4by Tobias Brandle Published in Review of world economics (01.01.2015)“...This paper analyses the link between offshoring in German plants and the offshoring potential of their employees. It uses information on the offshoring...”
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5by Brändle, Tobias Published in Higher education quarterly (2016)“...Recently, it has been discussed how actors at universities perceive the Bologna Process. However, there is a lack of understanding about the determinants...”
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6“...Since 2009, German universities were opened by law to freshmen who do not possess the traditional graduation certificate required for entry into University,...”
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7by Arnold, Daniel Brändle, Tobias Goerke, Laszlo Published in Industrial relations (Berkeley) (01.04.2018)“...Using both household and linked employer–employee data for Germany, we assess the effects of nonunion representation in the form of works councils on (1)...”
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8“...Intensified counseling, job search assistance and related policies have been found to be effective for labor market integration of the unemployed by a large...”
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9by Baumann, Florian Brändle, Tobias Published in British journal of industrial relations (01.09.2017)“...This article establishes a link between the degree of productivity dispersion within an industry and collective bargaining coverage of the firms in the...”
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10“...This paper provides two indicators that measure: (i) offshoring potentials (cross‐country geographical relocation) and (ii) outsourcing potentials...”
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12by Häuberer, Julia Brändle, Tobias Published in International studies in sociology of education (02.10.2018)“...We focus on transition from school or employment to university and analyze how social network characteristics and the quantity of social capital (SC) influence...”
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13“...We analyse how educational attainment and employment protection influence an individual's decision to become self-employed. By altering expected income from...”
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14by Brändle, Tobias Brändle, Tobias Koch, Andreas Koch, Andreas Published in Economia e politica industriale (01.06.2015)“...We analyse the relationship between individuals’ wages and the potential relocation of their jobs, which we measure as a combination of a large number of job...”
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15“...A large number of articles have analysed 'the one constant' in the economic effects of trade unions, namely that collective bargaining reduces employment...”
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19by Mechtel, Mario Bäker, Agnes Brändle, Tobias Vetter, Karin Published in Journal of Sports Economics (01.12.2011)“...A popular soccer myth states that teams affected by a sending-off perform better than they would have performed without it. Based on economic theory, the...”
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20by Brändle, Tobias“...Das Buch behandelt einen bislang blinden Fleck der Bildungsforschung: das Übergangssystem. SchülerInnen ohne Ausbildungsplatz oder Schulabschluss soll durch...”
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