Larsen | Kipper | Schmid
Regional Monitoring Approaches for the Reduction and the Prevention of Youth Unemployment in Europe
ISBN 978-3-86618-473-2
englisch"Fighting unemployment, especially among the young, is an important goal of many actors working at the regional labour market level. The transparency of the processes of the regional labour market is an important prerequisite for the systematic application of measures and other strategies to help reducing youth unemployment. With the instruments of regional labour market monitoring, a high degree of transparency can be continuously maintained. Therefore this anthology shows various monitoring systems and approaches of different countries including specific geographical, social, political and regulatory conditions of the different regions." (author's abstract).
Contents:
Christiane Westphal: European Perspective on the Reduction of Youth Unemployment (4-5); Alena Zukersteinova: Europe's Future Prospects and Youth Unemployment (6-8); Jenny Kipper, Christa Larsen, Alfons Schmid: Editors' Note (9-18); Alberto Lopez: The Monitoring of Youth Employment and National Public Policies in France: Seven Questions for a Scoreboard (19-25); Marina Kargalova: Regional Labour Market Monitoring as a Factor of Youth Employment Regulation when Forming International Labour Market in the Conditions of Globalization and Post-Crisis Existence of Europe (26-28); Kezban Celik: Youth Unemployment and Labour Market Monitoring in Turkey (29-38); Miguel Bernal Carrión: The Youth Labour Market in Spain (39-45); Jiri Branka, Hana Zackova: Youth Unemployment in the CR - National and International Perspective (46-56); Iwona Kukulak-Dolata: Monitoring Youth Unemployment. The Polish Experience (57-68); Yvette Grelet, Bernard Hillau: Standard Data on a Plurality of Dimensions and Geographical Levels Improve the Territorial Intelligence of Youth Unemployment (69-74); Daniela Chamoutova: The Unemployment of School Graduates in the Czech Republic (75-85); Claudia Graziani, Mattia Martini, Mario Mezzanzanica: Working Careers of the Young Persons in Lombardy: Tools and Models of Analysis to Support Intervention Policies (86-99); Markus Höhne, Carsten Kampe, Daniel Porep, Anja Walter: Labour Market Monitoring as an Instrument of Vocational Orientation (100-113); Jean-Luc Malvache: Youth Unemployment in the Ruhr Region: The Changing Political and Statistical Approaches to a Central Issue in Labour Market Policy (114-127); Peter de Bruin: How to Deal with Youth Unemployment in the Netherlands? A General Overview of the Dutch Policy Approach (128-141); Malcolm Greig: Labour Market Intelligence to Help Support Youth Employment and Training Initiatives: An Example from Scotland (142-151); Colin Lindsay, Ronald W. McQuaid: The Capabilities Approach as a Framework for Labour Market Information on Young People (152-159); Marco Ricceri: Lisbon Treaty: a new Scenario for Regional Labour Market Policies (160-165); Christa Larsen: Outlook on Regional Labour Market Observatories - their Contributions to the Reduction and Prevention of Youth Unemployment in European Regions (166-169).
englisch"Fighting unemployment, especially among the young, is an important goal of many actors working at the regional labour market level. The transparency of the processes of the regional labour market is an important prerequisite for the systematic application of measures and other strategies to help reducing youth unemployment. With the instruments of regional labour market monitoring, a high degree of transparency can be continuously maintained. Therefore this anthology shows various monitoring systems and approaches of different countries including specific geographical, social, political and regulatory conditions of the different regions." (author's abstract).
Contents:
Christiane Westphal: European Perspective on the Reduction of Youth Unemployment (4-5); Alena Zukersteinova: Europe's Future Prospects and Youth Unemployment (6-8); Jenny Kipper, Christa Larsen, Alfons Schmid: Editors' Note (9-18); Alberto Lopez: The Monitoring of Youth Employment and National Public Policies in France: Seven Questions for a Scoreboard (19-25); Marina Kargalova: Regional Labour Market Monitoring as a Factor of Youth Employment Regulation when Forming International Labour Market in the Conditions of Globalization and Post-Crisis Existence of Europe (26-28); Kezban Celik: Youth Unemployment and Labour Market Monitoring in Turkey (29-38); Miguel Bernal Carrión: The Youth Labour Market in Spain (39-45); Jiri Branka, Hana Zackova: Youth Unemployment in the CR - National and International Perspective (46-56); Iwona Kukulak-Dolata: Monitoring Youth Unemployment. The Polish Experience (57-68); Yvette Grelet, Bernard Hillau: Standard Data on a Plurality of Dimensions and Geographical Levels Improve the Territorial Intelligence of Youth Unemployment (69-74); Daniela Chamoutova: The Unemployment of School Graduates in the Czech Republic (75-85); Claudia Graziani, Mattia Martini, Mario Mezzanzanica: Working Careers of the Young Persons in Lombardy: Tools and Models of Analysis to Support Intervention Policies (86-99); Markus Höhne, Carsten Kampe, Daniel Porep, Anja Walter: Labour Market Monitoring as an Instrument of Vocational Orientation (100-113); Jean-Luc Malvache: Youth Unemployment in the Ruhr Region: The Changing Political and Statistical Approaches to a Central Issue in Labour Market Policy (114-127); Peter de Bruin: How to Deal with Youth Unemployment in the Netherlands? A General Overview of the Dutch Policy Approach (128-141); Malcolm Greig: Labour Market Intelligence to Help Support Youth Employment and Training Initiatives: An Example from Scotland (142-151); Colin Lindsay, Ronald W. McQuaid: The Capabilities Approach as a Framework for Labour Market Information on Young People (152-159); Marco Ricceri: Lisbon Treaty: a new Scenario for Regional Labour Market Policies (160-165); Christa Larsen: Outlook on Regional Labour Market Observatories - their Contributions to the Reduction and Prevention of Youth Unemployment in European Regions (166-169).
