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1by Emmenegger, Patrick Published in Regulation & governance (01.03.2017)“...How was Swiss resistance to international cooperation in tax matters overcome? This article argues that while Swiss banks are structurally dependent on access...”
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2by Emmenegger, Patrick Published in Journal of European social policy (01.05.2009)“...Job security regulations, here understood as restrictions on hiring and firing, figure prominently in the policy recommendations of international organizations...”
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3by EMMENEGGER, PATRICK Published in European journal of political research (01.05.2011)“...This article uses fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) to examine the determinants of job security regulations – here understood as restrictions...”
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4by Emmenegger, Patrick Published in Politics & society (01.03.2015)“...This article analyzes business and union strategies in the reform of job security regulations. It argues that unions are the main political actors pushing for...”
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5by Emmenegger, Patrick Published in Business and politics (01.10.2015)“...How much authority can sovereign states exercise over international banking in times of financial globalization? While most literature on international finance...”
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6by Patrick Emmenegger Published in Comparative politics (01.07.2015)“...During the first half of the 20th century, some of the strongest union movements failed to provide much protection against dismissal. This contrasts with...”
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7“...This paper examines how collective skill formation systems balance economic objectives related to competitiveness and social objectives related to inclusion...”
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8“...Based on the 1951 Refugee Convention, traditional conceptions of refugees typically referred to the politically active male persecuted for his obstructive acts...”
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9“...Collective skill formation systems have come under sustained pressure in recent years. Scholars observe a fragmentation process, which is the result of...”
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10by Emmenegger, Patrick Published in Journal of European social policy (01.10.2011)“...All causal statements based on historical data — both in qualitative and quantitative social research — rely on counterfactuals. In quantitative research,...”
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11“...In 2015, Swiss voters had the opportunity to impose a tax on the super rich in a popular vote and thereby fund a redistributive policy. However, a large...”
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12“...Not all proportional representation (PR) systems are equally proportional. Some PR systems favour large parties and are thus ’distorted’. What explains the...”
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13“...This article examines the effects of migration experience on political attitudes in Central and Eastern European countries. The rationale for this quest is the...”
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14“...The European Social Model is at a crossroad. Although from the 1990s onwards, the threat of an imminent crisis shaped much of the rhetoric surrounding the...”
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15by Davidsson, Johan Bo Emmenegger, Patrick Published in European journal of political research (01.05.2013)“...European labour markets are often described as rigid with comparatively high levels of job protection that do not allow for the flexible adjustment of...”
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16by Emmenegger, Patrick Marx, Paul Schraff, Dominik Published in The Journal of politics (01.01.2017)“...It is often argued that unemployment depresses political involvement because unemployment deprives workers of important workplace-related resources. We...”
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17“...For many years women tended to vote more conservative than men, but since the 1980s this gap has shifted direction: women in many countries are more likely...”
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18by Emmenegger, Patrick Graf, Lukas Strebel, Alexandra Published in European journal of industrial relations (01.09.2020)“...We distinguish between social and liberal collective skill formation systems and demonstrate that the German VET system is a social system with a strong...”
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19by Emmenegger, Patrick Published in Socio-economic review (01.07.2009)“...This article explores the relationship between skills and preferences for job security regulations. Two contrasting arguments are examined: the relative skill...”
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