Preliminary Programme 30 OF AUGUST 2018 Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Vilnius University 10.00 – 12.00 Registration 12:00-12.20 Welcome Speakers: Rimantas Jankauskas, Pro-Rector of Vilnius University Arūnas Poviliūnas, Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Vilnius University Linas Kukuraitis, Minister of Lithuanian Ministry of Social Security and Labour Jolanta Aidukaite, Institute of Sociology and Social Work, the Faculty of Philosophy, Vilnius University 12.20-13:20 Plenary session CHAIR: Keynote speaker: HEADING FOR SECOND MILLENNIUM OF EUROPEAN HISTORY: LITHUANIA ANCIENT AND MODERN, TWO TIMES RESTORED Zenonas Norkus 13.30-15.30 Paper round A 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.19: Social Workers and Social Policy: Bottom-up and Top-down Perspectives 204 a. Convenors: John Gal | Idit Weiss-Gal Papers SOCIAL WORK AND THE MAKING OF SOCIAL POLICY Simone Leiber; Ute Klammer SOCIAL WORK FACULTY ENGAGEMENT IN SOCIAL POLICY PRACTICE Hugh Shewel; Karen Schwartz; Kim Ongaro CONSEQUENCES OF REBOOTING A SYSTEM: VIEWS OF FRONTLINE WORKER GROUPS INVOLVED IN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE REFORM IN FINLAND Christian Kroll; Helena Blomberg
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Preliminary Programme
30 OF AUGUST 2018 Venue: Faculty of Philosophy, Vilnius University
10.00 – 12.00 Registration 12:00-12.20 Welcome Speakers: Rimantas Jankauskas, Pro-Rector of Vilnius University Arūnas Poviliūnas, Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Vilnius University Linas Kukuraitis, Minister of Lithuanian Ministry of Social Security and Labour Jolanta Aidukaite, Institute of Sociology and Social Work, the Faculty of Philosophy, Vilnius University 12.20-13:20 Plenary session CHAIR: Keynote speaker: HEADING FOR SECOND MILLENNIUM OF EUROPEAN HISTORY: LITHUANIA ANCIENT AND MODERN, TWO TIMES RESTORED Zenonas Norkus 13.30-15.30 Paper round A 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.19: Social Workers and Social Policy: Bottom-up and Top-down Perspectives 204 a. Convenors: John Gal | Idit Weiss-Gal Papers SOCIAL WORK AND THE MAKING OF SOCIAL POLICY Simone Leiber; Ute Klammer SOCIAL WORK FACULTY ENGAGEMENT IN SOCIAL POLICY PRACTICE Hugh Shewel; Karen Schwartz; Kim Ongaro CONSEQUENCES OF REBOOTING A SYSTEM: VIEWS OF FRONTLINE WORKER GROUPS INVOLVED IN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE REFORM IN FINLAND Christian Kroll; Helena Blomberg
SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS' ATTITUDES TOWARD GUARDIANSHIP AND SUPPORTED DECISION-MAKING Roni Holler; Shirli Werner 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.9: Experiments in social policy research 214 a. Convenors: Signe Jauhiainen | Olli Kangas Papers DELIBERATING AND DECIDING ABOUT NEEDS. AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY Tanja Pritzlaff-Scheele | Frank Nullmeier |Patricia Zauchner PARTICIPATION INCOME AND TRUST EXPERIMENTS IN THE PARTICIPATION LAW IN THE NETHERLANDS: FIRST EMPIRICAL RESULTS OF CLIENT SURVEYS AND LINKED NATIONAL MICRO-DATA IN FIVE DUTCH CITIES Ruud Muffels HELPING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS FINDING JOBS: EVIDENCE FROM A CONTROLLED TRIAL Giuliano Bonoli |Maurizio Bigotta | Flavia Fossati | Rafael Lalive| Daniel Oesch SURVEY EXPERIMENTS AND SOCIAL POLICY - MOTIVATING THE UNEMPLOYED THROUGH BEHAVIORALLY INFORMED INTERVENTIONS Jonas Krogh Madsen 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.13: Precarious employment and in-work poverty in the EU and beyond 209 a. Convenors: Silvia Avram | Daria Popova Papers WORK, INCOME POVERTY AND MATERIAL DEPRIVATION IN EUROPE – HOW DO WORKING AND NON-WORKING POOR DIFFER IN THEIR STANDARD OF LIVING? Fridolin Wolf; Petra Böhnke, Henning Lohmann IMPLEMENTING TAX CREDITS IN GERMANY: DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS WHEN ACCOUNTING FOR DEMAND SIDE CONSTRAINTS AND BENEFIT
TAKE-UP Jannek Milan Mühlhan EMPLOYMENT AND POVERTY RISK IN SOUTHERN EUROPE Aroa Tejero; Rodolfo Gutiérrez IN-WORK POVERTY, PRECARIOUS WORK AND INDEBTEDNESS. THE STEADY STATE EUROPEAN AEQUILIBRIUM? Marco Marucci; Massimo De Minicis 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.15: The Political Economy of Basic Income: Opportunities, Constraints, Trajectories 201 a. Convenors: Jurgen De Wispelaere | Heikki Hiilamo BASIC INCOME ATTITUDES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: FEARS AND HOPES Mariusz Baranowski VARIETIES OF PATH DEPENDENCE AND THE UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME Linus Siöland THE ROBOTS ARE COMING...? CAN THE THREAT OF AUTOMATION DRIVE PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR BASIC INCOME? Joe Chrisp; Luke Martinelli THE POLITICS OF UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME Tim Vlandas 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.21: Health care organization and funding. European policy and national ongoing reforms in the Member States 304 a. Convenors: Pascale Turquet Papers CHANGES IN INEQUALITY OF HEALTH CARE FINANCING IN ESTONIA Andres Võrk THE EFFECT OF HEALTH CARE PAYMENT LEGISLATION ON POVERTY MEASURES IN FINLAND 2010-2018
Jussi Tervola; Susanna Mukkila; Katja Ilmarinen; Satu Kapiainen; Merja Korajoki TOWARDS A NEW ROLE FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH COVERAGE? A FRENCH PERSPECTIVE IN THE EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK Del Sol Marion; Martin Philippe DIVERGING PATTERNS OF HEALTH CARE COMMODIFICATION IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE Melike Wulfgramm; Ewa Kaminska-Visser 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.2: Central-local tensions in European welfare systems 306 a. Convenors: Ingela Naumann | Jana Javornik Papers MUNICIPAL COORDINATION MECHANISM IN DELIVERING CHILDCARE SERVICES: THE CASES OF URBAN AND RURAL LITHUANIAN MUNICIPALITIES Jurga Bučaitė-Vilkė | Maslauskaitė |Artūras Tereškinas VARYING LOCAL WELFARE SYSTEMS AND SAME SOCIAL RIGHTS: ALLOCATING CASH BENEFITS IN VARIOUS LOCAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND SPATIAL CONTEXTS WITHIN A COUNTRY Kersti Kriisk SPATIAL DIFFERENTIATION AND LOCAL CONTEXTS OF WELFARE SANCTIONING Pawel Polawski RE-PLACING LABOUR MARKET ACTIVATION POLICIES Adam Whitworth Contributed papers LOCALISED WELFARE POLICIES IN AUSTERITY- RIDDEN GREECE: BOTTOM-UP EMPOWERMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND
COMMUNITIES OR NEO-LIBERAL TRANSFORMATIONS AT THE LOCAL LEVEL? Christoforos Skamnakis; Anastassis Chardas CENTRAL-LOCAL TENSIONS IN THE EXPERIENCES OF OUT-OF-WORK PARTNERED FATHERS IN FRANCE AND THE UK Abigail Taylor 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.3: Employment Equality at the Intersection of Organizations and Social Policy 209 a. Convenors: Lynn Prince Cooke Papers LONG-TERM EMPLOYMENT SECURITY THROUGH A PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM: A LONGITUDINAL PANEL STUDY ON DUTCH ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1999-2016 Roy Peijen THE DURATION OF FAMILY-RELATED EMPLOYMENT INTERRUPTIONS ACROSS FIRMS OF DIFFERENT SIZES Gundula Zoch GETTING WHAT YOU DESERVE: NAVIGATING WORK AND WELFARE AFTER A CANCER DIAGNOSIS Jennifer Remnant WORKPLACE CHARACTERISTICS AND LABOUR MARKET EXIT AMONG OLDER WORKERS IN FINLAND Aart-Jan Riekhoff; Järnefelt, Mikko Laaksonen Contributed papers IMPACT OF LOCAL LABOUR MARKET CONDITIONS ON PARTICIPATION IN PAID WORK AMONG MIGRANTS IN NORWAY WITH AN AFRICAN OR ASIAN ORIGIN Jon Ivar Elstad; Kristian Heggebø 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION S.17: Welfare states and technological change 307 a.
Convenors: Minna van Gerven | Stefano Sacchi Papers POLICY-DRIVEN INNOVATION OR TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN POLICY? WHAT A QUESTIONNAIRE TELLS US ABOUT ROBOTICS-AIDED CARE IN JAPAN Naonori Kodate; Suwa S., Tsujimura M., Shimamura A., Ishimaru M., Ide H., Yu W. THE TRANSFORMATION OF CHINESE LONG-TERM CARE THROUGH INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Somaya Ben Allouch; Jolanda Dekker WELFARE TECHNOLOGY: TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE AND USER-ORIENTED ORGANIZATION OF CARE SERVICES? PRACTICES AND ISSUES IN THE NORWEGIAN CASE-STUDY Gloria Ziglioli DIGITALISATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES Daniel Molinuevo Contributed papers CARE, LABOUR MARKETS AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE: CHALLENGES TO THE WELFARE STATE Mara Yerkes; Jana Javornik TECHNOLOGY – A BOON OR A BANE FOR THE DISABLED? INCLUSIVE INNOVATION AND SOCIAL CHOICES Amos Zehavi; Dan Breznitz 13.30-15.30 PAPER SESSION, S.14: Housing policy 303 a. Convenors: Ruta Braziene | Apolonijus Žilys Papers TWENTY YEARS AFTER… THE PRIVATIZATION OF PUBLIC HOUSING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ELDERLY WOMEN LIVING ALONE Paweł Łuczak THE HOUSING PATHWAYS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN LITHUANIA:
“(UN)ORDERLY BECOMING ADULT” Rasa Indriliūnaitė LITHUANIAN SOCIAL HOUSING POLICY (DIS)FUNCTIONS: YOUTH EXPERIENCES, ATTITUDES, EVALUATIONS Inga Mikutavičienė Contributed papers UNDERSTANDING FORWARD AND REGRESSIVE POLICY-IMPLEMENTATION IN THE RE-HOUSING OF HOMELESS PERSONS. A COMPARATIVE STUDY INTO THE EFFICACY OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS ON HOMELESSNESS N.F. (Nienke) Boesveldt 15.30-16.00 Coffee break 16.00 – 18.00 Paper round B 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.23: Family Policy Changes in Europe and Family Wellbeing: Drivers, Patterns and Outcomes 207 a. Convenors: Mikael Nygård | Mia Hakovirta Papers EUROPEANIZATION PATTERNS OF GENDER EQUALITY IN WORK-FAMILY LIFE RECONCILIATION POLICIES: GERMANY AND TURKEY Nazli Kazanoglu THE USE OF FORMAL CHILDCARE SERVICES IN DUAL-EARNER COUPLES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN: HOW DOES IT IMPACT PARENTAL WELL-BEING ACROSS EUROPE? Nikolett Somogyi; Wim Van Lanker; Tim Huijts; Sarah Van de Velde DESIGN AND OUTCOMES OF WORK FAMILY LIFE RECONCILIATION POLICIES IN A SELECTION OF EU COUNTRIES Tine Hufkens; Gerlinde Verbis 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION, S.4: What can we learn from the „East“? Comparative analysis of former communist welfare states“ 209 a.
Convenors: Wim van Oorschot | Ave Roots Papers PROGRESSIVE TAX REFORMS IN FLAT TAX COUNTRIES Viginta Ivaškaitė-Tamošiūnė; Salvador Barrios, Anamaria Maftei, Edlira Narazani; Janos Varga INCOME INEQUALITY AND WELFARE REFORMS IN THE YUGOSLAV SUCCESSOR STATES Jelena Zarkovic; Gorana Krstic; Will Bartlett; Nermin Oruc 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.22: Labour market segmentation and labour market mobility in Europe – new approaches, new insights 304 a. Convenors: Werner Eichhorst | Valeria Pulignano Discussant: Wim van Oorschot Papers TRANSITIONS FROM TEMPORARY TO PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT AMONG YOUTH: THE ROLE OF EMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION AND EDUCATION SYSTEMS Björn Högberg; Mattias Strandh; Anna-Baranowska-Rataj BENEFIT GENEROSITY AND SEGMENT MOBILITY IN EUROPEAN LABOUR MARKETS Adeline Otto; Martin Lukac SOLO SELF-EMPLOYED AND THE FULFILMENT OF THEIR NEEDS IN EUROPE Silvia Rossetti; Rik van Berkel; Eva Knies LABOUR MARKET POLICIES AND SEGMENTATION. RECENT TRENDS IN NINE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Paul Marx 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.8: Social policy in multitiered polities 307 a. Convenors: Giuliano Bonoli | Frank Vandenbroucke
Papers INSTITUTIONAL FRAGMENTATION AND COST-SHIFTING: THE CASE OF LTC IN ITALY Marco Arlotti; Andrea Parma; Costanzo Ranci THE GROWTH OF THE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE POPULATION AS THE UNINTENDED DECENTRALISATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY Marjolijn De Wilde; Sarah Marchal A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SERVICE INTEGRATION REFORMS IN VARYING INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXTS Agota Scharle; Balazs Varadi A CALL FOR CENTRALIZATION? CENTRALISED VS. DECENTRALISED APPROACHES TO PREVENTION: A MAPPING OF EUROPEAN GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES IN THE FIELD OF PREVENTION POLICIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE Niclas Beinborn; Stephan Grohs; Nicolas Ullrich 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.9: Experiments in social policy research 214 a. Convenors: Signe Jauhiainen | Olli Kangas Papers AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO REDUCE NON-TAKE UP OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES: SET-UP AND FIRST PRELIMINARY RESULTS Sarah Derdelinckx; Wim Van Lancker HOW ACCURATE IS EX ANTE MICROSIMULATION IN ESTIMATING THE EFFECTS OF A NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL REIMBURSEMENT SCHEME REFORM? PROSPECTIVE VS. RETROSPECTIVE MICROSIMULATION Katri Aaltonen; Pekka Heino, Terhi Kurko; Jaana E. Martikainen BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND POLICY: EFFECTS OF DEMOGRAPHY AND POLICY CHANGES ON INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN FINLAND 1995–2015 Esa Karonen; Mikko Niemelä
HOW DID ‘NATURAL EXPERIMENTS’ INFLUENCE DECISION MAKING IN GERMAN LABOUR MARKET POLICY? Petra Kaps Contributed papers THE IMPACT OF IN-WORK BENEFITS ON YOUTH LABOUR IN SPAIN Aroa Tejero; María C. González-Menéndez 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.1: History, Religion and Social Policy 201 a. Convenors: Daniel Béland | Rana Jawad | Emmanuele Pavolini Papers RELIGION AND THE WELFARE STATE: TESTING THE MANOW HYPOTHESIS Althammer Jörg; Sommer Maximilian DOING GOOD OR DEMANDING BETTER? RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS BETWEEN SOCIAL SERVICE Amos Zehavi INTEREST AND CONTROL: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SOCIAL POLICIES IN IRELAND AND POLAND Dorota Szelewa SOCIAL SERVICE PROVISION BY MINORITY RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS: A CASE STUDY OF THE ISLAMIC MOVEMENT IN KAFR QASSIM Rana Eseed Contributed papers AN INTERRELIGIOUS SOLIDARITY GAME - COMPARISONS BETWEEN CHRISTIAN AND HINDU INDIAN STUDENTS Jakob Schäuble; Valentin Vogt RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH AS WELFARE PROVIDER: SCOPE AND STRUCTURE OF PARISH COMMUNITIES SOCIAL WORK Daria Oreshina
16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.24: The politics of migration and socials protection in the EU 306 a. Convenors: Cecilia Bruzelius | Mikko Kuisma IMMIGRANT EXCLUSION IN THE SHADOWS - A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT GENEROSITY AND SOCIAL PROTECTION AMONG MIGRANTS IN EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES Lutz Gschwind ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF INTRA-EU MOBILITY ON NATIONAL WELFARE STATES: WHO RECEIVES THE BENEFITS? CROSS-COUNTRY COMPARISON OF EU BENEFICIARIES' CHARACTERISTICS Maria Giulia Montanari THE INFLUENCE OF RADICAL RIGHT PARTIES ON IMMIGRANT WELFARE RIGHTS Friederike Römer; Malisa Zobel; Leonce Roeth 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.13: Precarious employment and in-work poverty in the EU and beyond 303 a. Convenors: Silvia Avram | Daria Popova Papers ACTIVATION POLICIES AND JOB QUALITY AMONG LONE MOTHERS IN THE UK Amanda Sheely; Kate Summers THE VOICELESS PRECARIAT: ON DOUBLE PRECARITY OF PROSTITUTES* IN TURKEY *in Turkey the word "prostitute" is chosen to positivize the meaning, which is the trend
advocated by NGOs in Turkey Batughan Yuzuak MAKE PRECARIOUS EMPLOYMENT PAY? CYCLING IN AND OUT THE POVERTY
Lucie Trlifajová 16.00 – 18.00 PAPER SESSION S.25: Comparative Methodology: Causal Inference in Social Policy Analysis 204 a. Convenors: Thomas Biegert | Elias Naumann Papers GUIDING LONG-TERM SOCIAL ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS TO MUNICIPAL SOCIAL WORK IN A CENTRALIZED AND STRICTLY RIGHTS BASED SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEME: EFFECTS ON THE LENGTH OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SPELLS AND LABOR MARKET PARTICIPATION Merita Jokela | Ilari Ilmakunnas | Lauri Sääksvuori | Pasi Moisio THE EFFECT OF BENEFIT LEVEL ON HOUSING CONSUMPTION Signe Jauhiainen WELFARE STATES AND THE QUALITY OF FAMILY LIFE: THE CROWDING OUT AND CROWDING IN HYPOTHESES REVISITED Naoki Akaeda IS SOCIAL PARTICIPATION REALLY HELPFUL TO REDUCE DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN OLD-AGE? Lore van Herreweghe | Wim Van Lancker Contributed papers ANALYSING DISTRIBUTIONAL CHANGES IN THE BALTICS: A DECOMPOSITION APPROACH Jekaterina Navickė 18:30-21:00 Welcome reception at the Town Hall Vilnius
31 OF AUGUST 2018
Venue: Hotel Radisson Blue Lietuva
09:00-11:00 PAPER ROUND C 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.23: Family policy changes in Europe and family wellbeing: drivers, patterns and outcomes Lambda 2 /30 Convenors: Mikael Nygård | Mia Hakovirta Papers THE CHANGING ROLE OF UNIVERSALISM IN FAMILY POLICY – A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE UK AND FINLAND Josefine Nyby | Kitty Stewart MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING? THE EFFECT OF CASH-FOR-CHILDCARE ON MOTHERS’ PAID AND UNPAID WORK IN GERMANY Julia Höppner WELFARE FOR THE WEALTHY? FAMILY POLICY CHANGE SINCE THE GLOBAL CRISIS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE Dorottya Szikra | Cristina Rat | Tomasz Inglot FAMILY LEAVES FOR FATHERS: NON-USERS AS A TEST FOR POLICY REFORMS Miia Saarikallio-Torp | Anneli Miettinen Contributed papers THE EXPERIENCES OF PARENTHOOD OF FINNISH PARENTS IN THE LIGHT OF THE SURVEY OF FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND WELFARE IN FINLAND Marja Palmu | Johanna Lammi-Taskula 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.12: New policies of care, old inequalities? Reforming long-term care for older people and their impact on inequalities Lambda1 /30 Convenors: Ricardo Rodrigues | Valentina Hlebec Papers
RE-CONCEPTUALISING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DE-FAMILIALISATION AND FAMILIALISATION – THE CASE OF LONG-TERM CARE POLICIES FOR OLDER PEOPLE AND GENDER EQUALITY Birgit Pfau-Effinger| Thurid Eggers | Christopher Grages CARE POVERTY: UNMET CARE NEEDS AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN FINLAND Teppo Kröger | Jiby Mathew Puthenparambil | Lina Van Aerschot TRENDS AND DILEMMAS OF PRIORITIZATION WITHIN LONG TERM CARE (LTC) IN DENMARK, ENGLAND AND NORWAY: TOWARDS INCREASING INEQUALITIES? Rune Ervik | Tord Skogedal Lindén CAREGIVING CONSEQUENCES ON LABOUR MARKET PARTICIPATION BEFORE AND AFTER A PARENT’S DEMISE Hanna Vangen Nordbø 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.17: Welfare states and technological change Gamma / 40 Convenors: Minna van Gerven | Stefano Sacchi Papers WHO ARE THE WINNERS AND LOSERS OF INVESTMENTS IN DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY? - WORKER-LEVEL WAGE EFFECTS IN GERMANY Sabrina Genz; Markus Janser; Florian Lehmer AUTOMATION, EMPLOYMENT & THE MODERATING ROLE OF LABOR MARKET INSTITUTIONS: WHAT THE RECENT PAST PORTENDS FOR THE ‘FUTURE OF WORK' Zachary Parolin DIGITALIZATION, AUTOMATION AND THE FUTURE OF WORK. EVIDENCE AND POLICY RESPONSES Dario Guarascio | Stefano Sacchi WELFARE RECIPIENTS’ TRANSITION INTO EMPLOYMENT AND JOB QUALITY IN TIMES OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE Katharina Dengler | Katrin Hohmeyer | Cordula Zabel
Contributed papers TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, THE FUTURE OF WORK, AND SOCIAL PROTECTION Manos Matsaganis THE EFFECT OF ROUTINE ON WAGE DISTRIBUTION: EVIDENCE FROM ITALY Sergio Scicchitano | Marco Biagetti 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.26: Open stream: welfare attitudes, deservingness and benefit take-up Eta / 40 Convenors: Mara Yerkes | Jekaterina Navickė Papers ATTITUDES TOWARDS REDISTRIBUTION IN EUROPE AND RUSSIA: A FOCUS ON FEAR OF THE FUTURE AND COHORT REPLACEMENT Laura Ravazzini | Michael Ochsner THE INSTITUTIONAL LOGIC OF WELFARE DISTRIBUTION PREFERENCES. A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF DESERVINGNESS DISCUSSIONS AMONG CITIZENS IN THREE WELFARE REGIMES Laenen Tijs | Federica Rossetti | Wim van Oorschot DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOMETRIC TESTING OF A NEW INSTRUMENT TO MEASURE CLAIMING COSTS INFLUENCING INDIVIDUALS’ NON-TAKE-UP BEHAVIOUR FOR SOCIAL BENEFITS Julie Janssens | Sarah Derdelinckx PUBLIC OPINION ON BASIC INCOME MAPPING EUROPEAN SUPPORT FOR A RADICAL ALTERNATIVE FOR WELFARE PROVISION Femke Roosma I Wim van Oorschot Contributed papers WHY DO YOU THINK YOU DESERVE TO BE SUPPORTED? ANALYSIS OF THE INTERNET FORUMS ON CHILD ALLOWANCE IN POLAND Piotr Michon COURT SENTENCES AS A MIRROR OF THE DEBT PROBLEMS IN FINLAND
Karoliina Majamaa | Anna-Riitta Lehtinen |Kati Rantala 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.7: Reforming pension systems – employment, retirement and wellbeing in later life Epsilon / 40 Convenors: Kati Kuitto | Katja Möhring Papers RESTING SAFELY ON SUPPLEMENTARY PILLARS? COMPARING VARIATIONS IN PRIVATE PENSION COVERAGE AND RETIREMENT INCOME ADEQUACY IN EUROPE Bernhard Ebbinghaus DIFFERENCES IN MINIMUM INCOME PROTECTION FOR THE ELDERLY AND THEIR EFFECTS ON POVERTY IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE Thomas Leoni | René Böheim PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE OF POPULATION TRENDS AND PREFERENCES OVER PENSION POLICIES. EVIDENCE FROM A SURVEY EXPERIMENT IN GERMANY, SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES Antonio M. Jaime-Castillo | Juan J. Fernández | Jonas Radl |Gema García-Albacete MARKETISATION AND THE CHANGE OF FAMILY-RELATED PENSION RIGHTS IN AUSTRIA AND GERMANY Patricia Frericks; Julia Höppner
09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.20: Baltic States at the crossroad – a search for a sustainable welfare state system Omega / 30 Convenors: Jolanta Aidukaite | Mare Ainsaar Papers THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS, POLICY CHANGES AND SUSTAINABILITY: THE BALTICS IN EU PERSPECTIVE Joakim Palme INCOME SMOOTHING OVER THE LIFE COURSE IN THE BALTIC COUNTRIES Romas Lazutka; Aušra Čižauskaitė
AN IDEA FOR LITHUANIA NO. 3. IS ASSISTING TO ACQUIRE HOUSING FOR YOUNG FAMILIES …”: YOUTH HOUSING SITUATION AND CONTESTED HOUSING POLICY AFTER 25 YEARS IN LITHUANIA Apolonijus Žilys LEARNING TO TRUST: THE TRENDS IN GENERALISED SOCIAL TRUST IN THE THREE BALTIC COUNTRIES FROM 1993 TO 2016 Mai Beilmann | Anu Realo 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.4: What can we learn from the „East“? Comparative analysis of former communist welfare states“ Lambda 3 /30 Convenors: Wim van Oorschot | Ave Roots Papers RE-TRANSFORMATION OF EAST EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES Manabu Sengoku COMMON LEGACY, DIVERGENT PATHS: EXPLAINING THE TRANSFORMATION OF POST-YUGOSLAV WELFARE STATES Mirna Jusic DETERMINANTS OF WELFARE INERTIA AND EXPANSION: OPEN INSTITUTIONALIST APPROACH TO EXPLAINING RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LATVIAN AND POLISH FAMILY POLICY Maciej Sobocinski; Ilze Plavgo Contributed papers SUBSTITUTING FOR THE WELFARE STATE? NON-STATE ACTORS AND SOCIAL SERVICE DELIVERY IN RUSSIA Eleanor Bindman 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.2: Central-local tensions in ECEC and LTC in comparison Delta Convenors: Ingela Naumann | Jana Javornik
Papers TRIGGERS AND DRIVERS OF SOLIDARITY INITIATIVES FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN THE TRANSFORMING DUTCH WELFARE STATE Trudie Knijn; Marit Hopman CATCHING UP ON THEIR OWN? LIMITS OF EXPANSION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE IN DEVOLVED SYSTEM MARKED BY TERRITORIAL ECONOMIC DISPARITIES Ivana Dobrotić |Teo Matković INITIATING GROWTH AND GOVERNING DIVERSITY IN ECEC. THE OVERLOOKED POTENTIAL OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE Birgit Riedel; Katharina Taumberger; Antonia Scholz; Dana Harring CENTRAL-LOCAL TENSIONS IN CARE POLICY MARKETIZATION: THE ROLE OF CULTURE AND GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES FOR DIFFERENCES IN THE LOCAL IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL LTC POLICIES IN GERMANY Ralf Och; Birgit Pfau-Effinger MANAGING CENTRAL-LOCAL AND INTERSECTORAL TENSIONS IN FRENCH SOCIAL AND LONG-TERM CARE POLICIES: SUB-SECTORAL, REGIONAL AND INFRA-REGIONAL VARIATION IN THE HYBRIDIZATION OF GOVERNANCE MODELS Herve Hudebine Contributed papers THE TERRITORIAL POLITICS OF CHILDCARE EXPANSION IN ITALY AND SPAIN: EXPLAINING DIFFERENT REGIONAL POLICY TRAJECTORIES Antonino Sorrenti 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.18: The governance of “marginal living”: (in)effectiveness of policy responses to marginal populations Convenors: Nienke Boesveldt | Dorota Lepianka ZETA
Papers HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION: A SAFETY NET ENHANCING SOCIAL INCLUSION OF HOMELESS PEOPLE Shmulik Szeintuch THE 'SOFT' APPROACH IN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE: HOW DUTCH MUNICIPALITIES APPROACH THE MOST MARGINALISED UNEMPLOYED Monique Kremer; Jelle van der Meer; Vasco Lub WHY HOMELESSNESS? - A HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONCEPT OF HOMELESSNESS IN NORWAY Maja Flåto Contributed papers WELFARE DROPOUT IN TIMES OF REFORM. A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF LONG-TERM RECIPIENTS OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE IN NORWAY Kjetil A.van der Wel; Magne Bråthen; Espen Dahl; Åsmund Hermansen; Ivar Lødemel; Borghild Løyland; Astrid Kloppen Wahl MARGINAL LIVING WITH STIGMATIZING DIAGNOSIS: THE CASE OF PERSONS WITH PSYCHOSOCIAL DISABILITIES Eglė Šumskienė; Jurga Mataitytė-Diržienė, Vaiva Klimaitė, Donata Petružytė BRAVE NEW WORLD: THE EXPULSION OF MARGINALIZED PEOPLE FROM THE PUBLIC SPACE Katrin Schiffer 11:00-11:30 Coffee break 11:30-13:00 PLENARY PANEL “SOCIAL INVESTMENT, GENDER AND MIGRATION” ROOM: BETA Chair: Nathalie Morel Keynote speakers: SOCIAL INVESTMENT COMPLEMENTARITIES AND WELLBEING Anton Hemerijck
THE FAMILY WAGE GAP IN CONTEXT: PARENTAL EFFECTS AMONG WOMEN AND MEN IN BRITAIN, FINLAND AND GERMANY Lynn Prince Cooke IMMIGRATION AND THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE NORDIC MODEL. INSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL CHALLENGES Grete Brochmann 13:00-14:30 Lunch 14:30-16:30 PAPER ROUND D 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.23: Family policy changes in Europe and family wellbeing: drivers, patterns and outcomes Lambda2 /30 Convenors: Mikael Nygård | Mia Hakovirta Papers PARENTS OR GOVERNMENT: WHO MAKES DECISIONS ABOUT CHILD SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS IN COLOMBIA, THE UNITED STATES AND THE UNITED KINGDOM? Laura Cuesta; Angela Guarin FAMILY POLICY AND THE DIVERSITY OF SINGLE MOTHERHOOD: HOW EFFECTIVE IS A SOCIAL INVESTMENT STRATEGY? Hannah Zagel; Wim Van Lancker WELFARE BENEFITS AND THE EMPLOYMENT OF SINGLE MOTHERS IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES Thomas Biegert; David Brady, Lena Hipp 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.12: New policies of care, old inequalities? Reforming long-term care for older people and their impact on inequalities Lambda1 /30 Convenors: Ricardo Rodrigues | Valentina Hlebec Papers
VULNERABILITY AND LONG-TERM CARE IN EUROPE. AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE Ludovico Carrino PRIVATE CARE SERVICE AND OUT-OF-POCKET PAYMENT AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN FINLAND Jiby Mathew Puthenparambil CHANGING LONG-TERM CARE REGIMES, CARE ARRANGEMENTS AND THE ISSUE OF INEQUALITIES – GERMANY AND SWEDEN COMPARED Theobald Hildegard SOCIAL INEQUALITIES AMONG CARING RELATIVES IN GERMANY: AN INTERSECTIONAL ANALYSIS Diana Auth; Sigrid Leitner; Anika Varnholt 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.4: What can we learn from the „East“? Comparative analysis of former communist welfare states Gamma / 40 Convenors: Wim van Oorschot | Ave Roots Papers PARTISAN POLITICS OF SOCIAL INVESTMENT REFORMS IN BALTIC STATES Anu Toots; Triin Lauri POPULAR WELFARE DESERVINGNESS OF NEEDY PEOPLE IN TRANSITION COUNTRIES: COMPARATIVE EVIDENCE FROM THE LIFE-IN-TRANSITION SURVEY 2016 Dimitri Gugushvili; Martin Lukac PUBLIC OPINION TOWARDS HEALTHCARE SYSTEM REFORMS IN EUROPE AND ITS DETERMINANTS – DIFFERENCES BETWEEN POST-COMMUNIST EUROPE AND OTHER EUROPE Oliver Nahkur RIGHT-WING POPULISM, GENDER, AND SOCIAL POLICIES IN HUNGARY AND POLAND Dorota Szelewa
14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.26: Open stream: labour market activation in families Eta / 40 Convenors: Mara Yerkes | Jekaterina Navickė Papers PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR ACTIVATION POLICIES IN TIMES OF LABOUR MARKET INSECURITY Federica Rosetti SUPPORTING LONE PARENTS TO MAKE PROGRESS TOWARDS EMPLOYABILITY: LESSONS FOR ACTIVE LABOUR MARKET POLICY Lindsay Collin; Sarah Pearson; Elaine Batty WHO BEARS THE BURDEN? GENDERED EFFECTS ON PARENTAL EMPLOYMENT WHEN HAVING A YOUNG CHILD WITH A DISABILITY: BELGIUM AND NORWAY COMPARED Julie Vinck; Idunn Brekke SOLIDARITY BETWEEN GENERATIONS IN EXTENDED FAMILIES. DIRECTION, SIZE AND INTENSITY Gerlinde Verbist; Ron Diris; Frank Vandenbroucke Contributed papers BEHAVIORAL SOCIAL POLICY: THE CASE OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE Jon Kvist 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.7: Reforming pension systems – employment, retirement and wellbeing in later life Epsilon / 40 Convenors: Kati Kuitto | Katja Möhring Papers WORKING PENSIONERS IN GERMANY: DO WE NEED NEW CAREER PATHWAYS AND WORKING AGREEMENTS? Moritz Hess; Laura Naegele THE FIRST TWENTY YEARS OF EMPLOYMENT CAREERS OF THE BIRTH COHORT 1935 TO 1980 IN GERMANY: CONSEQUENCES OF MORE
INEQUALITY FOR PENSION ENTITLEMENTS Tatjana Mika LATER PENSIONS, POORER MENTAL HEALTH? EVIDENCE FROM THE STATE PENSION AGE IN THE UK Ludovico Carrino BACK TO WORK, LONG-TERM UNEMPLOYED OR INACTIVE? THE CONSECUTIVE LABOUR MARKET STATUS OF UNEMPLOYED 50+ IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Meike Bücker 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.6: EU Social Policies in the Context of Multiple Crises Omega / 30 Convenors: Alexandra Kaasch | Anatoly Boyashov Papers FROM THE SOCIAL INVESTMENT PACKAGE TO THE PILLAR OF SOCIAL RIGHTS: CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN EU SOCIAL POLICY Francesco Corti; Patrik Vesan; Sebastiano Sabato GLOBAL MIGRATION AND HYBRIDIZATION OF SOCIAL WORK IN EUROPE Alexander Kuteynikov EUROZONE CRISIS: THE PATH OF SOCIAL EUROPE AND THE INTER-STATE FEDERALISM IN THE EUROPEAN UNION Lechevalier Arnaud TRAJECTORIES OF DISMANTLING THE WELFARE STATE UNDER THE NEW SOCIO-ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE REGIME Bernhard Zeilinger; Christian Reiner Contributed papers THE IMPORTANCE OF INCOME-TESTED BENEFITS IN GOOD TIMES AND BAD: LESSONS FROM EU COUNTRIES Chrysa Leventi; Olga Rastrigina; Holly Sutherland HERE TO STAY? ANALYZING POLICY REVERSALS IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE CRISIS
Ana M. Guillén; Rui Branco; Daniel Cardoso; Stefano Sacchi; David Luque 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.24: The politics of migration and social protection in the EU Lambda 3 / 30 Convenors: Cecilia Bruzelius | Mikko Kuisma Papers FREE MOVEMENT OF PERSONS OR WORKERS? TOWARD A STRATIFIED MIGRATION MODEL. INTRA EU MOBILITY AND ACCESS TO SOCIAL RIGHTS, A GENDER AND GENERATIONAL ANALYSIS Matteo Luppi; Arianna Santero SOLIDARITY TOWARD NEW MIGRANTS: COMPARING THE ATTITUDES OF NATIVE, TURKISH AND MOROCCAN BELGIANS Jolien Galle WELFARE DEBATES: WHAT AFFECTS THE WAY PEOPLE DISCUSS IMMIGRATION? Adrienn Gyory SHOULD WE SUPPORT OR SHOULD THEY GO? PUBLIC OPINION ON THE ROLE OF STATE IN HELPING REFUGEES IN EUROPE Tuba Bircan 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.15: The Political Economy of Basic Income: Opportunities, Constraints, Trajectories DELTA Convenors: Jurgen De Wispelaere | Heikki Hiilamo Papers PARTICIPATION INCOME AND TRUST EXPERIMENTS IN THE NETHERLANDS: ANALYSING CLIENT SURVEY AND CASE MANAGER DATA ON THEIR IMPLEMENTATION IN FIVE DUTCH CITIES Ruud Muffels BASIC INCOME'S THIRD WAVE
Karl Widerquist THE EMERGING DISCOURSE OF BASIC INCOME IN SOUTH KOREA: INSTITUTIONS, IDEAS AND CHALLENGES AHEAD Ijin Hong; Young Jun Choi; Juhyeon Bae 14:30-16:30 PAPER SESSION S.22: Labour market segmentation and labour market mobility in Europe – new approaches, new insights ZETA Convenors: Werner Eichhorst | Valeria Pulignano Discussant: Wim van Oorschot Papers EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES FOR IMMIGRANTS IN DENMARK, NORWAY AND SWEDEN: CROSS-NATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN LABOR MARKET LEGISLATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS Kristian Heggebø; Jon Ivar Elstad WHERE DID ALL THE UNEMPLOYED GO? NON-STANDARD WORK IN GERMANY AFTER THE HARTZ REFORMS Rothe Thomas; Klaus Waelde SOCIAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE ROLE OF EMPLOYMENT-BASED SOCIAL PROTECTION IN FOUR EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Bjorn Hvinden THE ROLE OF SOCIAL NETWORKS IN LABOUR MARKET SEGMENTATION: ARE EU-WEST MIGRANTS BETTER OFF THAN MIGRANTS FROM CENTRAL EASTERN EUROPE? Janine Leschke 16:30-17:00 Coffee break 17:00-18:00 Plenary SESSION ROOM: BETA CHAIR:
Keynote speaker: THE EUROPEAN UNION AND WELFARE STATE REFORM FOLLOWING THE GREAT RECESSION Caroline de la Porte 19:30-23:00 Conference dinner at Belmontas
1 OF SEPTEMBER Venue: Hotel Radisson Blue Sas Lietuva
09:00-11:00 PAPER ROUND E 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.16: Separated parents and gender equity Lambda 2 /30 Convenors: Christine Skinner | Vivienne Elizabeth Papers THE GOVERNANCE OF SINGLE MOTHERS AND THE CONVERSION OF CHILD SUPPORT INTO A TECHNICAL AND PERSONAL ISSUE Kay Cook SEPARATION AND EQUITY IN HOUSING ACCESS, AFFORDABILITY AND QUALITY IN AUSTRALIA. DOES CHILD SUPPORT RECEIPT SUPPORT EQUITY IN THE PROVISION OF ADEQUATE HOUSING? Sarah Sinclair; Kay Cook THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF DIVORCE AND SEPARATION FOR WOMEN IN COLOMBIA COMPARED TO 6 OECD COUNTRIES Angela Guarin; Daniel R. Meyer 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.5: Migrant and transnational families’ access to formal and informal welfare LAMBDA 1/30
Convenors: Lenka Formankova | Dorota Szelewa | Guðný Björk Eydal Papers DO MIGRANT FAMILIES HAVE LESS ACCESS TO FORMAL CHILDCARE SERVICES? AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE MIGRANT PENALTY IN CARE USE ACROSS EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Wim Van Lancker; Emmanuele Pavolini EU MIGRANTS' CLAIMS ON THE WELFARE STATE: COST OR BENEFIT? AN ANALYSIS OF THE UK BEFORE AND AFTER BREXIT Meyer Traute; Paul Bridgen CARE WORK MOBILITY FROM EASTERN EUROPE: ZOOMING IN ON ROMANIA AND SLOVAKIA Madalina Rogoz; Martina Sekulova LINKING INFORMAL CARE THEORY AND CARE PRACTICES IN IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES: A CASE STUDY OF ELDERCARE IN A TURKISH IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY IN BELGIUM Wouter De Tavernier; Veerle Draulans Contributed papers INTERGENERATIONAL ASPECTS OF THE INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS IN THE AUSTRIAN LABOUR MARKET Margareta Kreimer; Daniel Reiter 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.15: Contextual Determinants and the Political Feasibility of Basic Income GAMMA / 40 Convenors: Jurgen De Wispelaere | Heikki Hiilamo Papers FEASIBILITY AND DESIRABILITY OF BASIC INCOME IN THE DANISH CONTEXT Kristian Kongshøj 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.26: Open stream
ETA / 40 Convenors: Mara Yerkes | Jekaterina Navickė Papers IS INTERGENERATIONAL SOLIDARITY UNDER PRESSURE? A COMPARISON of THE WEST AND THE EAST REGARDING SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC PENSIONS Michael Ochsner; Laura Ravazzini QUALITY OF KEY PUBLIC SERVICES IN THE EU: EVIDENCE FROM THE EUROPEAN QUALITY OF LIFE SURVEY Tadas Leoncikas; Anna Ludwinek MISSING DIMENSIONS? CALIBRATING DEPRIVATION SCALES OF POVERTY USING PERCEIVED FINANCIAL ADEQUACY Selcuk Beduk THE IMPACT OF ASSET TESTS IN THREE EUROPEAN MINIMUM INCOME SCHEMES Sarah Marchal; Sarah Kuypers, Gerlinde Verbist, Ive Marx Contributed papers CAN WE TRY SOMETHING NEW? THIRD SECTOR SOCIAL INNOVATIONS AND CAPACITIES OF CROATIAN WELFARE SYSTEM Danijel Baturina DO WELFARE STATE TAXES AND TRANSFERS REDUCE GENDER INCOME INEQUALITY? EVIDENCE FROM EIGHT EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Silvia Avram; Daria Popova 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.7: Reforming pension systems – employment, retirement and wellbeing in later life EPSILON / 40 Convenors: Kati Kuitto | Katja Möhring
Papers RELATIVE RESOURCES AND PENSION REGIMES: SPOUSAL AND WELFARE STATE INFLUENCE ON RETIREMENT TIMING Ariane Bertog; Susanne Strauss; Leen Vandecasteele THE LONG SHADOW? INVESTIGATING LINKS BETWEEN WITHIN COUPLE BARGAINING ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE AND WOMEN’S OLD-AGE INCOMES IN GERMANY Andreas Weiland THE GENDER IMPACT OF PENSION SYSTEMS IN POST-COMMUNIST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Daniela Urse THE INFLUENCE OF EXTENDED WORKING LIVES ON THE CHANGING PATTERNS OF OLDER WORKERS’ EMPLOYMENT IN GERMANY Charlotte Fechter 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.6: EU Social Policies in the Context of Multiple Crises OMEGA / 30 Convenors: Alexandra Kaasch | Anatoly Boyashov Papers LUCKY TIMING AND PROPITIOUS CONDITIONS? ITALY’S ANTI-POVERTY POLICY UNDER EUROPE 2020 Ilaria Madama; Marcello Natili, Chiara Agostini FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN EUROPEAN SOCIAL PROTECTION IN THE AREA OF YOUTH AT RISKS – LESSONS FROM THE NORDIC COUNTRIES Rune Halvorsen; Bjorn Hvinden, Mi Ah Schoyen NGOS IN IMPLEMENTATION OF SOCIAL POLICY TOWARDS MIGRANTS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION Sergey Savin; Elena Moskalchuk
PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARDS AN EU-WIDE SOCIAL BENEFIT SCHEME: DIVERGING INTERESTS WITHIN AND ACROSS EU MEMBER STATES? Sharon Baute Contributed papers IS IT A PREMIUM OR A TAX? THE INCREASING CONVERGENCE OF THE SOCIAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTION METHOD WITH THAT OF THE INCOME TAX Michal Koreh THE IMPACT OF THE REFUGEE CRISIS ON THE SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION’S HUMAN TRAFFICKING DISCOURSE Elissaveta Radulova 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.14: Housing policy LAMBDA3 / 30 Convenors: Ruta Braziene | Apolonijus Žilys Papers HOUSING MARKETS AND INEQUALITY: COMPARING ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN GERMANY AND THE UK Susanne Marquardt HOUSING, SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND THE REHOUSING PROGRAM AFTER AUSTERITY: WHY DOES EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY MATTER? Romana Xerez; Francielli D. Cardoso; Joana de Mesquita Lima HOUSING COSTS HAVE A STRONG EFFECT ON LOW-INCOME RATES – ESPECIALLY AMONG RENTERS Katja Ilmarinen; Timo M. Kauppinen THE SWEDISH SENIOR KOLLEKTIVHUS AS ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR SUCCESSFUL AGEING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Cristiana Di Pietro 09:00-11:00 PAPER SESSION S.20: Baltic States at the crossroad – a search for a sustainable welfare state system DELTA Convenors: Jolanta Aidukaite | Mare Ainsaar
Papers COMBINING OLD AND NEW RISKS: THE ROLE OF SOCIAL PROTECTION IN THE BALTIC STATES Daiva Skučienė; Aušra Čižauskaitė BALTIC HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS PARADOX AND THE ECONOMIC CRISIS Ave Roots THE EFFECT OF TAXES AND BENEFITS REFORMS ON POVERTY AND INEQUALITY IN LATVIA Viginta Ivaškaitė-Tamošiūnė; Virginia Maestri; Janis Malzubris; Aurélien Poissonnier; Anneleen Vandeplas WELFARE REGIMES AND SOCIAL INEQUALITY OF HEALTH: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BALTIC COUNTRIES Vaidas Morkevičius | Giedrius Žvaliauskas Contributed papers THE STRATEGIC DISCOURSES OF NEOLIBERALISM: A CASE OF LABOUR CODE REFORM Jūratė Imbrasaitė | Vaida Auglytė 11:00-11:30 Coffee break 11:30-13:00 PAPER ROUND F 11.30-13.00 PAPER SESSION S.5: Migrant and transnational families’ access to formal and informal welfare LAMBDA1 /30 Convenors: Lenka Formankova | Dorota Szelewa | Guðný Björk Eydal Papers
DEALING WITH DIVERSITIES IN THE WELFARE STATE: MIGRANTS, HOME CARE AND IDEALS OF CARE IN THE NETHERLANDS Monique Kremer WORK-FAMILY BALANCE PRACTICES AMONG POLISH MIGRANTS IN THE NETHERLANDS: COMPARISON WITH NATIVE POPULATIONS IN POLAND AND THE NETHERLANDS Bartova Alžbeta; Kasia Karpinska Contributed papers MIGRANTS' ACCESS TO ITALIAN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM BETWEEN CULTURAL BARRIERS AND ADMINISTRATIVE LIMITS Angelo Scotto 11.30-13.00 PAPER SESSION S.16: Separated parents and gender equity GAMMA / 40 Convenors: Christine Skinner | Vivienne Elizabeth Papers SHARED CARE AND CHILD SUPPORT POLICY IN NORDIC COUNTRIES Mia Hakovirta THE COMPLICATED RELATIONSHIP OF “LAW AND JUSTICE” WITH CHILD SUPPORT POLICIES IN POLAND. A REFLECTION ON CARE Agata Chełstowska 11.30-13.00 PAPER SESSION, S.19: Social Workers and Social Policy: Bottom-up and Top-down Perspectives EPSILON / 40 Convenors: John Gal | Idit Weiss-Gal Papers THE USE OF DISCRETION BY SOCIAL ASSISTANCE PROFESSIONALS. A MIX OF ASSESSING, INTERPRETING AND BREAKING THE RULES Marjolijn De Wilde LABOUR MARKET INTEGRATION OF REFUGEES. THE ROLE OF
CASEWORKERS Martin Dietz; Christopher Osiander POLICY ALIENATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS: CHALLENGES OF DEINSTITUTIONALISATION FOR CHILD CARE POLICY IN LITHUANIA Laimutė Žalimienė Contributed papers ADVOCACY IN ACTION - THEORY AND POLISH PRACTICE OF SOCIAL WORK Ryszard Necel 11.30-13.00 PAPER SESSION, S.11: BREXIT and European Social Policy: challenges, opportunities and prospects OMEGA / 30 Convenors: Micheál Collins | Michelle Norris Papers WHAT DOES BREXIT MEAN FOR SOCIAL POLICY IN THE UK? AN EXPLORATION OF THE LIKELY CONSEQUENCES OF THE REFERENDUM FOR PUBLIC SERVICES, POVERTY AND SOCIAL RIGHTS Kerris Cooper; Kitty Stewart, Isabel Shutes BRITISH WELFARE FOR BRITISH CITIZENS; OR, BREXIT AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR NEOLIBERAL WELFARE RETRENCHMENT Mikko Kuisma; Matthew Donoghue 11.30-13.00 PAPER SESSION, S.15: The Political Economy of Basic Income: Opportunities, Constraints, Trajectories DELTA Convenors: Jurgen De Wispelaere | Heikki Hiilamo Papers THE POLITICAL DISCOURSE ON THE FINNISH BASIC INCOME EXPERIMENT: HOW NECESSARY IS EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR POLITICIANS’ OPINIONS? Anne-Marie Parth; Josefine Nyby; Mikael Nygard UNCONDITIONALITY, INCENTIVES AND RECIPROCITY. THE LOST
MOMENTUM OF THE FINNISH BASIC INCOME EXPERIMENT Sampo Varjonen "PERHAPS THROUGH THE KITCHEN DOOR" Olli Kangas; Ville-Veikko Pulkka; Miska Simanainen 11.30-13.00 PAPER SESSION S.10: The rise of (Radical) Right parties. Old and New challenges to European Welfare States ZETA Convenors: Marcello Natili | Matteo Jessoula Papers DO POLICIES MATTER? INSECURITY, WELFARE STATE INSTITUTIONS AND SUPPORT FOR THE POPULIST RADICAL RIGHT IN EUROPE Tim Vlandas; Daphne Halikiopoulou THE WELFARE AGENDA OF POPULIST RADICAL RIGHT IN BELGIUM, FRANCE, ITALY AND THE NETHERLANDS: DESERVINGNESS, EGALITARIANISM AND EXCLUSION Abts Koen; Emmanuel Dalle Mulle; Stijn Van Kessel; Elie Michel THE RISE OF (RADICAL) RIGHT PARTIES. OLD AND NEW CHALLENGES TO EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES POPULIST FAR-RIGHT SOCIAL POLICY PREFERENCES IN EUROPEAN COMPARISON Elke Heins Contributed papers THE RADICAL RIGHT AND THE WELFARE STATE: THE POLITICAL DISCOURSE OF RADICAL PARTIES IN FIVE COUNTRIES Emmanuele Pavolini FROM CATHOLIC-SOCIAL TEACHING TO MERITOCRACY – THE CHANGING VALUES OF THE PEOPLE’S PARTY IN AUSTRIA Bettina Leibetseder SWITCHING IDEOLOGIES? AUTHORITARIAN LEGACIES AND (RADICAL) RIGHT PARTIES IN NEW DEMOCRACIES Ekaterina Gorbunova
