11th Annual Seminar 2014 Tallinn
September 18–19, 2014
Programme:
11th International LP & R seminar in Tallinn, Estonia; 18-19th September 2014 (PDF)
Presentations:
The Nordic Council of Ministers (PPTX)
Merle Kuusk
NCM Office in Estonia
Estonian leave policies (PPT)
Katre Pall
Department of Social Security, Ministry of Social Affairs, Estonia
Comparing leave policies across the Baltic States (PPTX)
Marre Karu
Labour and Social Policy Programme, PRAXIS Centre for Policy Studies, Estonia
Ruta Braziene
Department of Sociology, Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), Lithuania
Baltic and Nordic leave policies (PPTX)
Johanna Lammi Taskula
National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Helsinki
What is the case for paid parental leave? (PPTX)
Elin Kvande
Department of Sociology and Political Science, Norwegian University of Technology and Science
How to assess European leave policies regarding their compliance with an ideal leave model (PPTX)
Helene Dearing
Institute for Social Policy , Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU)
Use of Parental leave policies in the Russian Federation (PPTX)
Oxana Sinyavskaya
High School of Economics (Moscow)
Fathers on Leave Alone Research Project (PPT)
Karin Wall
Institute for Social Sciences, University of Lisbon
Policy debates in an (independent?!) Scotland (PPTX)
Alison Koslowski
University of Edinburgh
Nordic Family Policy and Demographic Consequences (PPTX)
Ann-Zofie Duvander
Demography Unit. Department of Sociology, University of Stockholm
‘More or less leave for fathers’ – new legislation in Slovenia (PPTX)
Nada Stropnik
Institute for Economic Research, Ljubljana, Slovenia
The parental leave reforms and childbearing in Poland.
Findings from Cox proportional hazard model for transitions to the first and second child for Polish women (PPT)
Anna Kurowska
Institute of Social Policy, University of Warsaw
Fathers in Japan - Parental leave in a father-unfriendly work culture (PDF)
Hideki Nakazato
Konan University, Kobe, Japan
Mothers of two-year-olds in Finland – the activity of mothers and the plans of the government (PPTX)
Minna Salmi
Johanna Närvi
National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Helsinki
Early childhood education and care in Croatia (PPTX)
Ivana Dobrotic
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law, Department of Social Policy
Learning from Abroad? Policy transfer – The cases of Germany and Austria (PPT)
Sonja Blum
Austrian Institute for Family Studies at the University of Vienna
Policy learning: the helicopter view (PPTX)
Agnes Uhereczky
COFACE (Confederation of Family Organisations in the EU)
Equality between Women and Men in the EU: recent developments (PPT)
Muriel Bissières
European Commission DG Justice, Gender Equality Unit
International Family Organisation - Possible collaboration (PPT)
Agnes Uhereczky
COFACE (Confederation of Family Organisations in the EU)
EIGE’s work on Good Practices in the area of Reconciliation. Main findings (PPTX)
Maurizio Mosca
European Institute for Gender Equalities
UN International Year of the Family 2014 IYF + 20 (PPT)
Margarte O'Brien
Thomas Coram Research Unit, Institute of Education, University of London