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2017 ESPAnet Conference (European Social Policy Association) - Stream 25: Economic crisis, poverty and poverty reactions

 

14th-16th September 2017, Lisbon, Portugal

The global economic downturn has undermined life chances and prospects of people across Europe. With the adverse impacts of the ‘Great Recession’ only gradually becoming clearer, the research and policy interest in its consequences is more relevant than ever. While the main patterns of the recession have been well-explored, there is a need in further exploring the longer-term consequences on people’s life outcomes, the life phases at which people faced an increased risk, as well as the important question how policy reactions and policy context have moderated the most negative outcomes of the recession. Furthermore, research needs to take into account the differing impact of the recession across European countries.

We invite the submission of papers on a range of topics related to poverty, policy and the economic crisis, including:
– poverty trends in times of economic crisis and how policy affects these
– long-lasting poverty consequences of an economic crisis and policies to prevent these
– economic crisis, poverty and policy in the life-course
– what long-term economic depression means for the use of relative concepts of poverty
– policy reactions to the economic depression and their outcomes

 

Further details on the stream and information on how to submit papers: http://espanetlisbon2017.eu/streams/

 

Deadline: 15 March 2017

 

Stream conveners:

 

 

·         Leen Vandecasteele, University of Tuebingen

·         Henning Lohmann, University of Hamburg

·         Marco Giesselmann, University of Bielefeld and Socio-Economic Panel, German Institute for Economic Research


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Leen Vandecasteele
Assistant Professor
Institute for Sociology
University of Tuebingen

Tel.: +49 (0) 7071 29-78381