Labour Market Policies and the Public Employment Service. Prague Conference, July 2000

Bibliografia: Alla fine di ogni studio. - Charana Alfonso - Rodrigues Vitor,Vercammen Eddy - Geerts Eddy,Van Yperen Jeannette,Balducchi David E. - Pasternak Alison J.,Horàlek Milan,Grubb David,Anderson Patricia M.,Wells William,Maerkedahl Inge,Baker-Roed Nina - Mannasaker Lars,Finn Dan - Blackmore Martin,De Koning Jaap,Raisanen Heikki,Riggs Leslie,Employment Programs Branch
A Model Local Employment Office in Portugal, pp. 97-110,Computer Tiuchscreen and Internet Job-broking Services, pp. 111-126,Marketing to Employers in the Netherlands, pp. 127-140,One-stop Statecraft: Restructuring Workforce Development Programs in the United States, pp. 141-170,Some Conflicts btween Employment Policy and Social Policy in the Czech Republic, pp. 171-186,Equilibria Criteria for Unemployment Benefits, pp. 187-216,Monitoring and Assisting Active Job Search, pp. 217-240,From Restart to the New Deal in the United Kingdom, pp. 241-262,The Active Labour Market Policy in Denmark, pp. 263-274,The Activation and Qualification of Social Assistance Recipients in Oslo, pp. 275-292,Activation: The Point of View of Clients and "Front line" Saff, pp. 293,Haw can we Make Active Policies more Effective? The Role of Organisation, Implementation and Optimal Allocaton in Active Labour Market Policy, pp. 311-336,Implementatoin Issues in Finland: Experiences, Developments and Context of Labour Market Policy Measures, pp. 337-364,Introduction of Contestability in the Delivery of Employment Services in Australia, pp. 365-392,Labour Market Policies and Employment Services in anada: A New Collaborative Approach, pp.393-412