14th Workshop
European Research Network on
Transitions in Youth
Marseilles 7-9 September 2006
LIST OF PAPERS
Session 1: Returns to vocational training
(1)
D.
Fernandes, G. Moraes, G. Neves: Vocational Education and Socioeconomic
Attainment in Brazil.
(2)
J.-F.
Giret, I. Recotillet: The economics return to vocational training at PhD level:
the example of the Cifre program in France.
(3)
S. Rothman: Young
Australians' Participation in Vocational Education to Age 24.
Session 2:
Transitions to and from apprenticeship
(4)
C.
Brzinski-Fay: Labour market outcomes of Apprenticeship in Europe.
(5)
H. Dietrich: Does
enterprise matter? Firm-specific effects of the transition from apprenticeship
training to employment in Germany.
(6)
A. Haas, A.
Damelang: Is German apprenticeship an entrance card for young people with
migrant background on the labour market?
(7)
S.
Hupka, S. Sacchi, B. Stadler: Does the Swiss VET System encourage inequity?
Session 3: Work
experience as a learning experience?
(8)
D.
Byrne: Work related learning as part of schooling and the Transition from
School to Work in the Republic of Ireland.
(9)
W. Smits, I.
Sieben: Formal and informal training versus learning-by-doing at labour market
entrance of Dutch graduates.
(10)
T. Meyer:
Vocationalizing education or educationalizing vocational training? A lab report
from Switzerland.
Session 4: Gender
segregation
(11)
T. Couppié,
A. Dupray, S. Moullet: Wages discrimination between young men and women: do
occupational segregation and education matter?
(12)
I. Laurijssen:
Young women's part-time work: family formation, choice and context.
(13)
M. Kreidl: Do
non-standard education careers diminish or reinforce status and gender
inequality in access to education?
Session 5: A-typical
entry, flexibility
(14)
E.
Verhofstadt, C. Göbel, E. Omey: The effect of temporary employment in the
transition from school to a permanent job.
(15)
M. Wolbers:
Increasing labour market instability among young people? Labour market entry and
early career development among school-leavers in the Netherlands since the
mid-1980s.
(16)
E.Ebralidze: The
Danish answer to globalization and its effect on labour market entrants.
Session 6: Social
capital and support to young people’s careers
(17)
C. Doki,A.
Kitamura: The Potential of the Higher Education System to Help Young People
Participate in Society.
(18)
J.Allen,
R. Van der Velden: Who can be trusted and when is it relevant? The role of
trust in employment relations of higher education graduates.
(19)
T. Traag, R. Van der Velden: Early
school-leaving in the VMBO. Modelling student- and family-level factors
to explain early school-leaving.
(20)
M.
Elchardus, C. Rombauts, W. Smits: Hotel mama. Economic and cultural motives for
prolonging cohabitation with the parents.
Session7: Comparative
analysis
(21)
M. Beck: The new transition module of Labour Force
Surveys.
Session 8: Match and
mismatch
(22)
J. Allen, L.
Badillo-Amador, R. Van der Velden: Wage Effects of Job-Worker Mismatches:
Heterogeneous Skills or Institutional Effects?
(23)
L. A.
Støren, C. A. Arnesen: What promotes a successful utilization of competence in
the labour market five year after graduation? Does vocational higher education
result in a better match than academic generalist education?
(24)
M. J.
Freitas, S. Drumond, C. Camacho, A. P. Fernandes, C. Taveira, C. Carriço:
Qualitative Dimensions of insertion processes: Case studies of youth insertion.
(25)
S. Devineau:
Vocational skills as the best choice?