Using micro-data from the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) Database for 17 European countries, this article explores the recipiency of last resort means-tested income support.
Using the Egyptian ERFLIS data, this article further dissects the national inequality levels by breaking them down to the regional level.
This article explores wealth disparities between migrant and native populations using data from the Luxembourg Wealth Study.
This article explores how these socio-demographic changes have impacted income inequality in six continental European countries over a thirty-year period.
We invite scholars in the field of comparative economic inequality to contribute to the 2nd III/LIS Conference
Professor Philippe Van Kerm is the new LIS Research Director
Bridging Inequality of Opportunity, Sufficientarianism, and Limitarianism: This article provides a framework for assessing unfair inequality
This article provides a snapshot how tertiary education degrees in Austria expanded and how the higher education premium by gender has evolved over time.