Launch event of the UK LIS Satellite Office at the International Inequalities Institute (III) – LSE
LIS is happy to announce the launch event of its UK Satellite Office at the International Inequalities Institute (III) – LSE.
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Upcoming (LIS)2ER workshop “Policies to fight inequality: The case of family policy”
We are happy to announce the upcoming (LIS)2ER workshop “Policies to fight inequality: The case of family policy”- on the 25th & 26th November 2021. Virtual participation is possible.
Poverty Monitoring Under Acute Data Constraints: A Role For Imputation Methods?
This note discusses ways of compiling consumption or income data from the perspective of data quality and sample size.
Work-Family Reconciliation Policies: Good or Bad for Gender Employment Inequalities?
In this article, Kostecki presents seven new, disaggregated, precise, and multidimensional indicators for leave and ECEC across 24 high-income countries and relationships among the indicators.
Message from New LIS Director Peter Lanjouw
Welcome message from New LIS Director Peter Lanjouw
New complementary database : Leave and ECEC Policy Dimensions Dataset
A new database on Leave and ECEC policy dimensions has been added to the LIS Complementary Databases section.
LIS granted the Aldi Award for 2020 LIS Working Paper
Nora Waitkus is the winner of the 2020 LIS Aldi Award
Upcoming Webinar – LIS Summer Lecture 2021
LIS is happy to announce its upcoming Virtual Summer 2021 Lecture given by Professor Peter Lanjouw (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) on Tuesday, July 6th, 2021 [Luxembourg Local Time: 17:30-18:30]
Higher Education Expansion and Inequality in Labour Incomes: The Importance of a Gendered Perspective
In a study conducted within the framework of the (LIS)2ER project Petra Sauer and Philippe Van Kerm examined LIS data for 27 countries between 1995 and 2015
A Brief Look at Consumption Expenditure Patterns of (Low-Income) Households in Europe
In this note, Lorena Zardo Trindade provides an investigation on how the household consumption expenditure shares change across EU countries