Towards Economic Inclusion in the Western Balkans

Towards Economic Inclusion in the Western Balkans

Bartlett, William; Uvalic, Milica

Springer International Publishing AG

10/2022

375

Dura

Inglês

9783031061110

15 a 20 dias

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Chapter 1: Introduction: Key Challenges for Economic Inclusion in the Western Balkans.- Part I: Labour Market Inclusion.- Chapter 2: A Low-Wage, High-Tax Trap in the Western Balkans.- Chapter 3: Envelope Wages in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Incidence and Distributional Implications.- Chapter 4: Horizontal Job-Education Mismatch in Kosovo: Is There a Gender Gap?.- Chapter 5: Cross-national Comparison of Job Types: Analysis Using the EU LFS and Albanian LFS.- Part II: Vocational Training and Skills.- Chapter 6: The Professional Training Programme in Montenegro: An Active Labour Market Policy or a Way to Fill the Structural Gap?.- Chapter 7: The Quality of Vocational Training and the Position of the Individual in the Labour market in Serbia.- Chapter 8: The Apprenticeship System in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Myth or Reality?.- Part III: Female Entrepreneurship.- Chapter 9: Case Study on Female Entrepreneurship in Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Chapter 10: Female Entrepreneurship in Albania: FinancialIncentives and Disincentives.- Chapter 11: Economic Inclusion of Women Entrepreneurs During Covid-19 in Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina.- Part IV: Integrating Returning Migrants.- Chapter 12: The Relationship between Migration and Pensions Policy: The Case of Albania.- Chapter 13: The Role of Voluntary Return Migration in Supporting Economic Development in Albania.- Chapter 14: Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Resilience during the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Case of Croatia.- Part V: Conclusions.- Chapter 15: Towards an Inclusive Model of Development in the Western Balkans.
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European Union Politics;Western Balkans Politics and Policy;Labour markets;Economic Inclusion;Vocational education;Female entrepreneurship;Migration