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Wiemer Salverda April 2011

Full CV with publications

1947 Born in Amersfoort, Netherlands

Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies

AIAS, and Faculty of Economics and Business

University of Amsterdam

Plantage Muidergracht 12

1018 TV Amsterdam, Netherlands

tel.: 00 31 20 525 4123

fax: 00 31 20 525 4301

email: [email protected]

websites: www.uva-aias.net and

www.gini-research.org

homepage: http://www.uva-aias.net/salverda?lang=en

Ultra-short bio ........................................................................................................................ 2 Short bio ................................................................................................................................. 2 A. EDUCATION .................................................................................................................... 3 B. OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES ......................................................................................... 4

B.1 Jobs .......................................................................................................................... 4 B.2 Specific job-related project positions ...................................................................... 4 B.3 General employment-related positions .................................................................... 5 B.4 Activities related to research ................................................................................... 6

C. RECENT PUBLICATIONS (SINCE 1996) .................................................................... 14 C.1 Journal articles and book reviews .......................................................................... 14 C.2 Edited books and journal issues ............................................................................. 17 C.3 Book chapters ........................................................................................................ 19 C.4 Reports (including contributions) and working papers ......................................... 26 C.5 In the pipeline and on the wish list ........................................................................ 28 C.6 Miscellaneous: newspapers etc. ............................................................................. 29

D. PUBLICATIONS BEFORE 1996 .................................................................................. 31 D.1 Journal articles ...................................................................................................... 31 D.2 Books, book-editing, chapters in books and reports ............................................. 32 D.3 Research reports Projectgroep Economie Groningen, supervised and co-edited (1976-1995) .................................................................................................................. 34 D.4 Miscellaneous: newspapers etc. ............................................................................ 35

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Ultra-short bio

Wiemer Salverda is Director of the Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies (University of

Amsterdam) and Professor of Labour Market and Inequality. He coordinates the international research

project Growing Inequalities' Impacts GINI, and managed the European Low-wage Employment

Research Network LoWER (1996-2008). He has contributed extensively in writing on comparative

wages, employment, and inequality, and served as an expert for the European Commission, the OECD

and the ILO.

Short bio

Dr Wiemer Salverda is a macroeconomic labour economist. He is the Director of the interdisciplinary

Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies AIAS of the University of Amsterdam and also

holds a special chair on Labour Market and Inequality at the Amsterdam Center for Inequality Studies

AMCIS in the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences. He coordinates the international EU-

funded research project Growing Inequalities’ Impacts GINI (2010–2013) and previously

coordinated the successful European Low-wage Employment Research Network LoWER from

inception to expiry (1995–2008; EU funded by FP4, 5 and 6 respectively). The network has published

16 books, special journal issues and reports, the latest of which – jointly with the Equalsoc network –

is the Oxford Handbook of Economic Inequality with the world’s top-ranking authors considering

many important angles. He chairs the Governing Council of the EQUALSOC Network of Excellence.

He coordinated the Demand Patterns and Employment Growth (FP5) and Benchmarking Low-wage

and High-wage Employment (EU tender) research projects. The results of the former were published

by Princeton UP (Gregory et al. 2007), including important contributions by Victor Fuchs, William

Baumol and Robert Gordon. He was an active joint coordinator of the Russell Sage Foundation’s

Low-wage Work in Europe project, led by Nobel Laureate Robert Solow, and he took part in various

EU Expert Working Groups and acted as a Rapporteur of the EU/OECD conference on Wages and

Employment (1997). He advised the OECD on wage inequality in the Netherlands (1993), the British

Low Pay Commission, and several ILO/EU Expert Working Groups, on the Minimum wage and on

Inequalities in the world of work: The effects of the crisis. He took part in the OECD’s Older

Workers project for the Netherlands and advised on Jobs for Youth and Jobs for Immigrants. Other

research interests concern wage inequality and low pay in a broad setting (including the role of

employers and institutions), wage formation including the minimum wage, pay inequalities such as

between the private and public sector, labour-market policies, education and work, the workings of

the Dutch ‘Polder model’, top incomes, income inequality and the (gendered) labour market. More

detail can be found at http://www.uva-aias.net/cpages/staff/2008?controler=cpages&lang=en.

http://www.uva-aias.net/cpages/staff/2008?controler=cpages&lang=en

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A. EDUCATION

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1992 Doctorate in Economics, University of Groningen; thesis Youth unemployment:

Dynamics of the Dutch Labour Market 1955-1988

1974 Second Degree ('doctorandus' ≈ Master's) in Economics (cum laude), including social

and economic history and sociology, Free University, Amsterdam

1972- Father of 1 (1972), 2 (1974), 3 (1977) children

1970 First Degree ('kandidaats', after 2 years) in Economics, Free University Amsterdam

Free University, Amsterdam

1968 First Degree ('kandidaats', after 2½ years) in Physics and Mathematics with Astronomy,

Free University, Amsterdam

1965 Finals highest level secondary education ('gymnasium-ß'), Arnhem

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B. OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES

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B.1 Jobs

2011– Special Professorship Labour Market and Inequality, on behalf of the Politieke

Ekonomie Foundation, at the Amsterdam Centre for Inequality Studies AMCIS,

University of Amsterdam [www.amcis.eu]

2009– General Director of the Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies AIAS,

University of Amsterdam [www.uva-aias.net]

2000–2009 Managing Director of ibidem

1996–2000 Research Manager of the Centre for Development Studies CDS, University of Groningen

1976–1995 University Teacher (≈ lecturer), mostly on labour-market issues, Faculty of Economics,

department of General Economics, University of Groningen: Supervisor of Projectgroep

Economie Groningen (Student research groups of one or two-year durations)

1972–1975 Graduate Assistant at the Institute for the Science of Adult Education, University of

Amsterdam

B.2 Specific job-related project positions

2010– Project Co-ordinator of Growing Inequalities’ Impacts GINI research

project funded by the European Union in Seventh Framework

Programme [k€ 2700] [www.gini-research.org]

2005– Member and Chair (2009–) of the Governing Council EQUALSOC Network of

Excellence [www.equalsoc.org]; active submitter to FP6 [k€ 4100]

2004–2008 Co-ordinator of the European Research Network on Low-wage Employment LoWER, funded by the European Union in Sixth Framework Programme with a focus on The

Insecure Perspectives of the Low Skilled in the Knowledge Society (phase 3) [k€ 760]

[www.uva-aias.net/lower]

2004–2008 Project Co-ordinator of the Dutch part of the research project Low Wage Employment,

Opportunity in the Workplace in Europe and the USA, funded by the Russell Sage

Foundation, New York [k€ 286]

2003– Chair of Supervisory Board of Wage Indicator Foundation (Stichting Loonwijzer),

Amsterdam [www.wageindicator.org/main/]]

2002–2006 Local Co-ordinator Fifth Framework Research Project Epicurus: Societal and Economic

Effects on Quality of Life and Well-being: Preference Identification and Priority Setting

in Response to Changes in Labour Market Status

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[www.abdn.ac.uk/epicurus/] [k€ 209]

2001–2003 Project Co-ordinator (together with Ronald Schettkat, Utrecht University) of the Fifth

Framework research project DEMPATEM: Demand Patterns and Employment Growth:

Consumption and Services in France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain, the

United Kingdom and the United States

[www.uva-aias.net/28] [k€ 670]

2000–2001 Project Co-ordinator An Analysis of Wages and Job Quality in the European Union – The

European-American Employment Gap, Wage Inequality, Earnings Mobility and Skill: A

study for France, Germany, The Netherlands, The United Kingdom and the United

States, Study for the European Commission DG5

[www.uva-aias.net/27] [k€ 190]

2000–2003 Co-ordinator of the European Research Network on Low-wage Employment LoWER, funded by the European Union in Fifth Framework Programme with a focus on Can

Improving Low-Skilled Consumer Services Jobs Help European Job Growth?

[www.uva-aias.net/lower] (phase 2) [k€ 517]

1996–1998 Initiator and Co-ordinator of the European Research Network on Low-wage Employment

LoWER, funded by the European Union through the TSER-programme [www.uva-aias.net/lower] (phase 1) [k€ 300]

1995 Co-organiser SISWO-conference on Full-filling employment, Co-editor of corresponding

book

1991–1995 European Co-ordinator ERASMUS Intensive Programme "Quadrilateral Seminar" of the

Groningen Faculty of Economics with the sister faculties of the Universities of Göttingen

(DE), Marseille/Aix-en-Provence-III (FR) and Perugia (IT)

1976–2005 Co-founder and Editor, later Chairman of the Editorial Board and the Management Team

of Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie (Journal of Political Economy)

B.3 General employment-related positions

2008– Member of Participants Council (Deelnemersraad) of ABP Pension Fund, representing

the FNV/ACOP federation of public-sector unions

1994–1997 Member Workplace Committee of the Faculties of Economics and of Spatial Sciences,

University of Groningen

1984–1988 Chairman of the Combined trade unions' delegation to the Consultation Council

(Georganiseerd Overleg), University of Groningen

1984–1988 Chairman of the University of Groningen Committee of Science Shops

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1983–1988 Chairman of AbvaKabo (FNV Civil servants union) at University of Groningen

1976–1984 Instructor of economics for cadres of the FNV Union for the manufacturing industry

B.4 Activities related to research

B.4.1 Activities organised for the GINI Growing Inequalities’ Impacts research project (in

cooperation with local organisers)

· Conference “Inequalities: How Do They Affect Societies?” London School of Economics, 19-20

March 2010

B.4.2 Activities organised for the European Research Network on Low-wage Employment

LoWER (in cooperation with local organisers)

3rd phase LoWER3 2004–2008

· Co-editor (with Brian Nolan and Timothy Smeeding) of the Oxford Handbook of Economic

Inequality, Oxford University Press, 2009

· Co-editor (with Ken Mayhew) of the special issue commemorating Andrew Glyn “Capitalism and

Inequality” of Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Volume 25: 1, 2009

· Co-editor (with Antje Mertens and Thomas Zwick) of the special issue “Training and Job

Insecurity” of LABOUR, Volume 23, S1, March 2009

· Co-editor (with Mary Gregory) of the special issue “Women and Work” of Oxford Economic

Papers, Volume 61, S1, April 2009

· EQUALSOC–LoWER Policy dissemination workshop, European Commission DG’s ESA en

Research, Brussels, February 2009

· (with Ronald Schettkat and Daphne Nicolitsas), LoWER Conference Institutions, Markets and

European Unemployment Revisited: What Have We Learned?, University of Amsterdam, April

2008

· (with Antje Mertens and Thomas Zwick) LoWER Workshop Job Insecurity and Training, Berlin

School of Economics, March 2008

· (with Brian Nolan and Timothy Smeeding) LoWER / EQUALSOC Conference Economic

Inequality, Seville, September 2007

· (with Mary Gregory and Ioannis Theodossiou) LoWER Conference What works for Women?,

Volos, September 2007

· LoWER Workshop Migration, London School of Economics, London, April 2007

· (with Stephen Bazen) LoWER Workshop Mobility, Université de Savoie, Annecy, December

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2006

· (with Niels Westergård-Nielsen) LoWER 2006 Annual Conference, Århus School of Business,

Sandbjerg, April 2006

· (with Irena Kotowska) Workshop, Warsaw School of Economics, November 2005

· (with Thomas Zwick) LoWER 2005 Annual Conference, Zentrum für Europäische

Wirtschaftsforschung ZEW, Mannheim, April 2005

· (with Jo Blanden) LoWER Workshop, Centre for Economic Performance at the LSE, London,

February 2005

· (with Anu Laas) LoWER Kick-off meeting, University of Tartu, Estonia, July 2004

2nd phase LoWER2 2000–2004

· Co-editor (with Mary Gregory and Ronald Schettkat) of Services and Employment Explaining the

U.S.-European Gap, Princeton UP, 2007

· Co-editor (with Claudio Lucifora and Stephen Bazen) of Job Quality and Employer Behaviour in

the Service Sector, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005

· Co-editor (with Ive Marx) of Low-wage Employment in Europe: Perspectives for Improvement,

ACCO, Leuven, 2004

· Co-editor (with Rita Asplund) of the special issue “Company Training and Services with a Focus

on Low Skills”, International Journal of Manpower (see below)

· Conference Low-wage Employment in Europe: Perspectives for Improvement, LoWER2

Dissemination Conference, Centre for Social Policy, UFSIA, 27 May 2004, Antwerp (in co-

operation with Ive Marx)

· Conference LoWER Scientific Conference 2004, London, Centre for Economic Performance CEP

and Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion CASE at the LSE, 23–24 April 2004 (in co-

operation with Stephen Machin, Abigail McKnight and Jonathan Wadsworth)

· Seminar Employer Behaviour in Low-wage Labour Markets, Université Montesquieu Bordeaux,

14-15 November (in co-operation with Stephen Bazen and Claudio Lucifora)

· Conference Demand Patterns and Employment Growth in Europe and the United States:

Consumer Demand, Production Structure and Employment, Occidental Hotel, Seville, 17–18

October 2003 (in co-operation with Ronald Schettkat)

· Conference Consumption and Employment in the US and Europe, Amsterdam Institute for

Advanced Labour Studies, 25–26 April 2003 (in co-operation with Ronald Schettkat and Adriaan

Kalwij)

· Seminar Job Quality and Employer Behaviour, Università Cattolica Milano, 14-15 March 2003 (in

co-operation with Claudio Lucifora and Stephen Bazen)

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· Conference Adapting Education and Training for the Enhancement of Low-Skilled Jobs, Research

Institute of the Finnish Economy ETLA, Helsinki, 24–25 May 2002 (in co-operation with Rita

Asplund, Gerard Hughes, Thomas Zwick and Andries de Grip)

· Seminar Adapting Education and Training, ESRI, Dublin, and ZEW, Mannheim, 30–31 March and

28 May 2001 (in co-operation with Gerard Hughes)

· Conference Combining Work, Home and Education, Universidade do Minho, Braga, 26–27

October 2001 (in co-operation with Ana Rute Cardoso, Abigail McKnight, Ive Marx and

Jonathan Wadsworth)

· Conference The Role of Mobility for Low and High Earnings in the European Union and the

United States, University of Aberdeen, 17–18 November 2000 (in co-operation with Peter Sloane

and Ioannis Theodossiou)

· DEMPATEM Workshops: Oxford, April and July 2001; Paris, March 2002, Madrid, July 2002;

London, November 2002

1st phase LoWER1 1996–1998

· Co-editor of four out of six books edited by the network

· Conference on Policies for Low-wage Employment and Social Exclusion in Europe, University of

Groningen, 19–21 November 1998 (in co-operation with Brian Nolan, Catherine O’Donnell,

Claudio Lucifora and Mary Gregory)

· Seminar on Policies for Low-wage Employment and Social Exclusion, Università Cattolica

Milano, 20–21 March 1998 (in co-operation with Claudio Lucifora)

· Conference on Analysis of Low-wage Employment, Centre for Economic Performance, London

School of Economics, 11–12 December 1997 (in co-operation with Stephen Machin, Jonathan

Wadsworth, Lex Borghans and Andries de Grip)

· Seminar on Analysis of Low-wage Employment, University of Maastricht, 14 May 1997 (in co-

operation with Lex Borghans and Andries de Grip)

· Conference on Problems of Low-wage Employment, Université Montesquieu Bordeaux, 31

January – 1 February 1997 (in co-operation with Stephen Bazen)

· Seminar on Data on Low-Wage Employment, Oxford University, 5–6 July 1996 (in co-operation

with Mary Gregory)

B.4.3 Other conferences (co-)organisation

2009 with Claudio Lucifora, EQUALSOC cross-cutting workshop Low Pay, Low Skill, and Low

Income (LOPSI), Università Cattolica Milan, 26–27 June

2009 European Association of Labour Economists (EALE) 21th Annual Conference, Tallin,

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September 2009, Programme Chair

2008 with David Soskice, Workshop on Inequality, Politics and Unemployment - A Celebration of

Andrew Glyn’s Life. Oxford University, Department of Economics, 27 September 2008

2008 with Henriëtte Maassen van den Brink: European Association of Labour Economists (EALE)

20th Annual Conference, at Faculty of Economics and Business and AIAS, University of

Amsterdam, 18–20 September 2008

2008 Joint workshop Russell Sage Foundation, AIAS and LoWER Low-wage Work in Europe –

Changing the Debate?, University of Amsterdam, April 2008

2008 AIAS Ten-year Commemorative Conference Labour Reform and Flexibility: Lessons

Learned - Future Questions, Amsterdam, April 2008

2006 Russell Sage Foundation Future of Low-wage Work in Europe Programme First-Phase

Concluding Conference at AIAS, University of Amsterdam

2004/5 with Hettie Pott-Büter and Jacques van der Gaag, European Economic Association Annual

Conference, August 2005, at Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Amsterdam

2002 with Henriëtte Maassen van den Brink: Nederlandse ArbeidsmarktDag, De (on)begrensde

groei, Amsterdam, 23 April

1997 with others, CDS, University of Groningen, Opening conference State, Society and Ethnicity

in developing Countries: Lessons from the 1990s, February

1995 with others, SISWO bi-annual conference Naar Volwaardige Werkgelegenheid?

B.4.3 Invited conference contributions, presentations and comments

· Social Inclusion, Low Pay and Poverty Joint Policy Conference “Active inclusion: what do we

know about what works and what not?”, Equalsoc Network of Excellence, and Belgian EU

Presidency, Liège, September 2010

· (Un)Employment, youth and education – Can it help explain the current mitigated growth of

unemployment ? International Conference, LLAKES Centre for Learning and Life Chances in

Knowledge Economies and Societies London, July 2010

· Inequality and the great (wage) moderation. “After the crisis: Towards a sustainable growth

model” European Trade Union Institute, Brussels, January 2010

· Inequalities of Earnings and Low Pay. Joint Policy Conference “Economic change, inequality

and social inclusion in Europe”, Equalsoc Network of Excellence, Lower network and European

Commission, Brussels, February 2009

· Flexicurity: Help against segmentation or petty managers’ dream ? IZA 10-year anniversary

conference “More and Better Jobs or More Inequality ?” Brussels, November 2008

· Minorities’ uphill struggle in the low-wage labour market. Labour Market Integration of

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Immigrants and Their Children in the Netherlands – The OECD Report, Workshop of the

Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, The Hague, September 2008

· Low-wage Labour – A European Perspective. Working out of Poverty: A Progressive Labour

Market, Workshop of the Institute for Public Policy Research, London, May 2008

· Low-paid Work in the Netherlands. ESRC Festival of the Social Sciences, SKOPE/University of

Oxford, London/Cardiff, March 2008

· Ageing and the Labour Market. What Should We Really be Looking at, 40 years ahead ? The

Chances of Population Aging: Interdisciplinary Perspectives − International Experiences,

Conference by the Bertelsmann Foundation, Bremen University, Graduate School of Social

Sciences, Jacobs University Bremen* (*formerly International University) and the Hanse

Wissenschaftskolleg (HWK), Delmenhorst, May 2007

· Low-paid Work in the Netherlands. ESRC/SKOPE Symposium on Low Wage Europe, St. Anne’s

College, Oxford, March 2007

· Flexibiliteit in Nederland – Oplossing of Probleem ? Ontslagrecht, Werkgelegenheid, Beloning

en Alternatieven, Discussiecongres Groenlinks Werkgroep Arbeidsverhoudingen, Woerden,

February 2007

· Round Table Session “Policy Mix and Regulatory Instruments” at TLM.NET Final Seminar

“Managing Social Risks through Transitional Labour Markets”, Budapest, May 2005

· Panel “High Employment and Social Cohesion”, European Panel 2005 “Innovation, Growth and

Jobs – Europe's Prospects”, Hans Böckler Foundation, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, European Trade

Union Institute and Confederation of German Trade Unions, February 2005, Berlin

· Low Pay and Wage Flexibility in Europe to the conference Impetus to European Employment

Policy – Impetus to Germany organised by the IAB and the German Ministry of Economics and

Labour, December 2004, Berlin

· The Changing Face of Low-Wage Employment: The Role of, Gender, Skill and Part-Time Jobs,

to SASE Annual Conference 2003, Aix-en-Provence, Presidential Choice Session Low-wage

Employment in Europe: The Contribution of the LoWER Network

· Wages and Employment in Europe and the USA, to the conference on Quality in Employment

and Enlargement of the European Union organised by the Belgian Ministry of Employment and

Labour, the European Commission and the International Labour Organisation (ILO), in

conjunction with the Observatoire social européen (OSE) and the European Foundation for the

Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, held in Brussels 18-19 October 2002

· The Dutch Miracle Reconsidered, to The Small Countries’ Employment ‘Miracles’ in Critical

Comparison. Examples to Learn From?, organised by the Universiteit van Amsterdam, 25 and 26

January 2002

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· The Dutch model: a changing labour market in Europe, to Clingendael, The Hague, ADEPT

Programme, 22 October 2001

· Flexibility, Pay and the Dutch Employment Miracle, to The Costs of Labour Market Flexibility

conference, Moncalieri (Turin), February 2-3, 2001

· Is There More to the Dutch Miracle than a Lot of Part-time Jobs, to EUNIP Conference, Tilburg,

9 December 2000

· Is There More to the Dutch Miracle than a Lot of Part-time Jobs?, to CESifo Summer Institute,

Labour MarketsWorkshop, Venice, 21-22 July 2000

· The Structure of Jobs in Low-Wage Employment and the Qualifications of the Unemployed –

Experiences of the Netherlands, to Tagung Niedrig entlohnt = niedrig qualifiziert? Chancen und

Risiken eines Niedriglohnsektors in Deutschland, organised by Max Planck-Institut für

Berufsausbildung and Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung, 11-12 May 2000, Berlin

· The Dutch Way With The Labour Market: A Model for Europe?, Volkswirtschaftliches Seminar,

U. Goettingen, June 1999

· The Dutch Way With The Labour Market: A Model for Europe?, to Colloque International Les

Mutations du Travail en Europe, Dunkerque/Boulogne-sur-Mer, 18-19 March 1999

· Is There More To The ‘Dutch Miracle’ Than a Lot of Part-Time Jobs?, Keynote speech to 5th

National Unemployment Conference, RMIT Melbourne Australia, 1 October 1998

· Dutch Policies to Increase Low-skilled Employment, to Workshop Contributions Towards

Overcoming the Employment Crisis, Ebert Stiftung, Bonn, 25 May 1996

· Low Pay in the Dutch Economy, International Conference on the Economic Effects of Low Pay

and the Effects of Wages, Arles, 30 September – 1 October 1993

B.4.4 Other relevant activities

2009–2011 Member ILO-EU (DG ESA) Expert Working Group Inequality in the World of Work:

The Effects of the Crisis

2007/8 Member ILO-EU (DG ESA) Expert Working Group The Minimum Wage Revisited in

the Enlarged EU: Issues and Challenges

2006–2007 Member of Linked Employer-Employee Data LEED research project, coordinated by

David Marsden (LSE), Tender VT/2005/92 European Commission DG ESA

2004–2005 Consultant to OECD for Older Workers project regarding the Netherlands, contributor to

Ageing and Employment Policies - the Netherlands, OECD, Paris, 2005

2001–2003 Participant of the international research project Constructing a New Cross-National

Architecture for Labor Market Statistics, co-ordinated by Barry Bluestone (Center for

Urban and Regional Policy, Northeastern University) and Andrew Sharpe (Centre for the

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Study of Living Standards, Ottawa) with support of the Ford Foundation

2000– Dutch partner (at AIAS) of International Reform Monitor network, financed by the

Bertelsmann Stiftung (Foundation)

1999 Consultant to the Low Pay Commission, UK, on Minimum Wages in the Netherlands

1997–1998 Rapporteur EU/OECD conference on Wages and Employment, December 1997,

European Commission DG V, Brussels

1997–1998 Member Expert Working Party on Marché du Travail des Jeunes 1977-1997 for the

Ministère de l’Emploi et de la Solidarité (DARES), Paris

1996–1997 Member Expert Working Party on The Social Partners' Role in Processing the

Conclusions of the Essen and Madrid European Councils, European Commission DG V,

Brussels

1996 update of 1993 consultancy on wage inequality in the Netherlands for OECD

1993 Consultant on Wage inequality in the Netherlands to OECD Employment Outlook, Paris

1991 Member Working Party of Experts on Low Wages in the European Community,

European Commission DG V, Brussels

B.4.5 Evaluating/refereeing

2000 Member Evaluation Panel of research proposals, Second Call, Fifth Framework

Programme, European Commission/DG Research

1999 Member Evaluation Panel of research proposals, First Call, Fifth Framework Programme,

European Commission/DG Research

1997, 1998 Evaluator of research proposals for the VIONA-programme for labour market research,

Flanders Ministry of Labour

1997, 1998 Discussant PhD-research Posthumus Graduate School

1997 Member Evaluation Panel Second Call of Targeted Socio-Economic Research

Programme TSER, European Commission/DG XII

1992, 1996 SISWO Subgroep Arbeidsmarkt, Member advisory committee on the OSA Work

Programmes 1992-1995 and 1996-99 respectively

Referee for journals and publishers:

Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, SOM Graduate School, International Review of

Applied Economics, Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, International Monetary Fund,

Review of Income and Wealth, Socio-Economic Review, Oxford Economic Papers,

OECD, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, TPE Digitaal.

Referee for research submissions:

European Commission DG Research, VIONA Research Programme Flanders

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Community Belgium, European Research Council / Eurocores, Research Promotion

Foundation Republic of Cyprus

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C. RECENT PUBLICATIONS (SINCE 1996)

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Current Harzing’s publish-or-perish score (google scholar based): 14

C.1 Journal articles and book reviews

· 1 Review of M. Jackson, J. Koltay, W. Biesbrouck, editors, Unemployment and Evolving Labour

Markets in Central and Eastern Europe

Economic Systems, 21:1, 1997, 87–88

· 2 Natte voeten in de polder: allochtonen in het Nederlandse model (Wet feet in the polder: the

labour market position of ethnic minorities in the Dutch model)

Migrantenstudies, 13:4, 1997, 255–261

· 3 Vergroting van de onderkant van de arbeidsmarkt? Een overzicht en eerste beoordeling van

beleidsmaatregelen (Enlarging the lower end of the labour market? A survey and first evaluation

of policy measures)

Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1998, 21:1, 24–57

· 4 Polderblijheid, polderblindheid (Polder happiness, Polder blindness)

Economisch-statistische Berichten, 1999, 26 March, 224–229

· 5 Review of Jordi Gaul, ed., Job Creation: The Role of Labor Market Institutions

International Journal of Manpower, 1999, 20:5–6, 334–337

· 6 Andrew Glyn and Wiemer Salverda

Does Wage Flexibility Really Create Jobs?

Challenge, Magazine of Economic Affairs, 2000, 43:1, 32–43

· 7 Schaduwlandschap

Economisch-statistische Berichten, 2000, 2 June, 458–459,

· 8 Review of J. de Koning and H. Mosley, Labour Market Policy and Unemployment: Impact and

Process Evaluations in Selected European Countries

British Journal of Industrial Relations, 2003, 41:1, 146–148

· 9 Jeugdwerkloosheid revisited: terug naar de jaren tachtig? (Youth unemployment revisited: back

to the eighties?)

Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 2003, 10:4, 332–349

·10 Rita Asplund and Wiemer Salverda,

Introduction, Company training and services with a focus on low skills (Special Issue)

International Journal of Manpower, 2004, 25:1, 8–16

·11 A.B. Atkinson and Wiemer Salverda

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Top Incomes in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom over the Twentieth Century

Journal of the European Economic Association, June 2005, 3:4, 1–32

·12 Claudio Lucifora, Abigail McKnight and Wiemer Salverda

Low-wage employment in Europe: a review of the evidence

Socio-Economic Review, 2005, 3:2, 259–292

·13 Low Pay and Wage Flexibility in Europe: What Does the Taskforce Offer?

Beiträge zur Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung, 2005, No 239: The Report of the European

Employment Task Force: Impetus to European Employment Policy - Impulses for Germany, 35–

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·14 Gender Balancing in Europe

Industrial Relations Journal, 2005, 36:4, 333–335

·15 Emiel Afman and Wiemer Salverda

Topinkomensaandelen in de twintigste eeuw (Top-income shares over the 20th century)

Economisch Statistische Berichten, 2005, 7 October, 444–446

·16 David Hollanders and Wiemer Salverda

Niet rigide lonen maar consumentenvraag verklaren werkgelegenheidsverschil Europa - VS (Not

rigid wages but consumer demand explain EU-US employment gap)

Economisch Statistische Berichten, 2005, 27 January, 34–37

·17 Vergrijzing in Nederland: argumenten voor een betere balans in het debat

Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 2006, 22:2, 126–139

·18 Emiel Afman and Wiemer Salverda

Verschil tussen arm en rijk is verkleind

Zeggenschap, June 2006, 17:2, 36–39

·19 Adriaan Kalwij and Wiemer Salverda

The Effects of Changes in Household Demographics and Employment on Consumer Demand

Patterns

Applied Economics, 2007, 39:11, 1447–1460

·20 Low-wage employment and the role of the firm

Reflets et Perspectives de la Vie Économique, 46:2-3, 2007, 47–63

·21 Maite Blázquez and Wiemer Salverda

Low-wage Employment and the Role of Education and On-the-job Training

Labour, 23:Special Issue “Training and Job Insecurity”, 2009, 5–35

·22 Antje Mertens, Wiemer Salverda and Thomas Zwick

Training and Job Insecurity – Introduction

Labour, 23: Special Issue “Training and Job Insecurity”, 2009, 1–4

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·23 Mary Gregory, Miriam Beblo, Wiemer Salverda and Ioannis Theodossiou

Introduction

Oxford Economic Papers, 61:S1, Special issue “Women and Paid Work”, 2009, i1–i10

·24 Wiemer Salverda and Ken Mayhew

Capitalist Economies and Wage Inequality

Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 25:1, Spring 2009, 126–154

·25 Review of A.B. Atkinson, “The Changing Distribution of Earnings in OECD Countries”

Economica, October 2009, 780–781

·26 Maarten van Klaveren, Wiemer Salverda and Kea Tijdens

Retail Jobs in the Netherlands: Low Pay in a Context of Long-term Wage Moderation

International Labour Review, 2009, 148:4,413–438

·27 Ongelijkheid toegenomen (Inequality has increased)

Zeggenschap, Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsverhoudingen, 21:1, April 2010, 42–44

·28 Review of E. Josten, Minder werk voor laagopgeleiden? (Fewer jobs for the low

educated?)

Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 26:4, December 2010, 474–475

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C.2 Edited books and journal issues

· 1 Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda, editors

Policies for Low-Wage Employment and Social Exclusion in Europe

FrancoAngeli, Milan, 1998

· 2 Stephen Bazen, Mary Gregory and Wiemer Salverda, editors

Low-Wage Employment in Europe

Edward Elgar, 1998

· 3 Editor De Houdbaarheid van het Nederlandse ‘Model’: Verder met Loonmatiging en

Deeltijdarbeid? (The Future of the ‘Dutch Model’)

Wetenschappelijke Publicaties van De Burcht / het Vakbondsmuseum te Amsterdam,

uitgave Elsevier Bedrijfsinformatie, Den Haag, 2000

· 4 Wiemer Salverda, Claudio Lucifora and Brian Nolan, editors

Policy Measures for Low-Wage Employment in Europe

Edward Elgar, 2000

· 5 Mary Gregory, Wiemer Salverda and Stephen Bazen, editors

Labour Market Inequalities: Problems and Policies of Low-Wage Employment in International

Perspective

Oxford University Press, 2000

· 6 Henriëtte Maassen van den Brink and Wiemer Salverda, editors,

De Onbegrensde Arbeidsmarkt (Labour market unbounded), Nederlandse ArbeidsmarktDag

2002, AIAS/Scholar, Amsterdam, 2003

· 7 H. Benedictus, R. de Boer, M. van der Meer, W. Salverda, J. Visser and M. Zijl,

The European Social Dialogue: Development, Sectoral Variation and Prospects

Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, The Hague / Reed Business Information,

Doetinchem, 2003

· 8 Rita Asplund and Wiemer Salverda, Guest editors

Special issue of International Journal of Manpower on Company Training and Services with a

Special Focus on Low Skills. 2004, vol. 25, no 1

· 9 Ive Marx and Wiemer Salverda, editors

Low-wage Employment in Europe: Perspectives for Improvement

ACCO, Leuven, 2005

·10 Stephen Bazen, Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda, editors

Job Quality and Employer Behaviour

Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2005

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·11 Mary Gregory, Wiemer Salverda and Ronald Schettkat, editors

Services and Employment: Explaining the US-European Gap

Princeton University Press , 2007

·12 Wiemer Salverda, Maarten van Klaveren and Marc van der Meer, editors

Low-wage Work in the Netherlands

Russell Sage, New York, 2008

·13 Wiemer Salverda, Brian Nolan and Tim Smeeding, editors

The Oxford Handbook of Economic Inequality

Oxford University Press, 2009

·14 Antje Mertens, Wiemer Salverda and Thomas Zwick, guest editors

Labour, 23:s1, Special Issue “Training and Job Insecurity”, 2009

·15 Mary Gregory, Miriam Beblo, Wiemer Salverda and Ioannis Theodossiou, guest editors

Oxford Economic Papers, 61:S1 Special issue “Women and Paid Work”, April 2009

·16 Ken Mayhew and Wiemer Salverda, (guest) editors

Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 25:1, “Capitalism and Inequality”, Spring 2009

·17 Jérôme Gautié and John Schmitt, with Gerhard Bosch, Geoff Mason, Ken Mayhew, Wiemer

Salverda and Niels Westergård-Nielsen, editors, Low-Wage Work in Wealthy Countries, Russell

Sage, New York, 2010

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C.3 Book chapters

· 1 Is the Dutch economy really short of low-paid jobs?

in: C.H.A. Verhaar et .al., editors,

On the Challenges of Unemployment in a Regional Europe

Avebury, Aldershot, 1996, 221–240

· 2 De flexibiliteit van lage lonen in Nederland in comparatief perspectief (The flexibility of low

wages in the Netherlands: a comparative view)

in: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek & Stichting de Nederlandse Arbeidsmarktdag 1995

Flexibilisering: het Nederlandse antwoord op internationalisering? Arbeidsmarktstrategie in een

mondiale economie

CBS, Voorburg/Heerlen, 1996, 216–230

· 3 Verdringing en arbeidsmarktbeleid voor de onderkant (Bumping down and policies for the lower

end of the labour market)

in: J. Hartog & J. Theeuwes, editors

Creëren van werk aan de onderkant (Creating Jobs at the Low End of the labour Market)

Wetenschappelijke Publicaties Nationaal Vakbondsmuseum

Welboom/Delwel, Den Haag, 1997, 55–74

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· 4 Niederländische Masznahmen zur Erhöhung der Anzahl gering qualifizierter Arbeidtsplätze

(Dutch measures to increase the number of less-qualified jobs)

in: Förderung der Beschäftigung von Geringqualifizierten in Deutschland vor dem Hintergrund

der Erfahrungen in Frankreich, den Niederlanden und Schweden

Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Bonn, 1997, 49–75

· 5 Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda

Introduction

in: Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda, editors

Policies for Low-wage Employment and Social Exclusion in Europe

FrancoAngeli, Milan, 1998, 9–24

· 6 The significance of product demand for low-wage employment

in: Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda, editors

Policies for Low-wage Employment and Social Exclusion in Europe

FrancoAngeli, Milan, 1998, 111–120

· 7 Stephen Bazen, Mary Gregory and Wiemer Salverda

Editors’ Introduction

in: Stephen Bazen, Mary Gregory and Wiemer Salverda, editors


Edward Elgar, 1998, 1–3

· 8 Incidence and Evolution of Low-wage Employment in the Netherlands and the United States

1979–1989

in: Stephen Bazen, Mary Gregory and Wiemer Salverda, editors



· 9 Loon en werk aan de onderkant sinds 1979: de rol van minimumloon en loonongelijkheid

(Wages and employment at the lower end of the labour market since 1979: effects of the

minimum wage and wage inequality)

in: J. van Hoof and J. Mevissen, editors, In banen geleid, Nieuwe vormen van sturing op de

arbeidsmarkt in België en Nederland, Elsevier Bedrijfsinformatie en SISWO, The Hague, 1999,

111–131

·10 Mary Gregory and Wiemer Salverda

Employment and Wages: Summary Report

in: European Commission, EC/DG V - OECD/DEELSA seminar: Wages and Employment

Luxembourg, 1999, 7–20

·11 Niels Hermes and Wiemer Salverda

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State, Society and Development: Lessons for Africa?

in: Niels Hermes and Wiemer Salverda, editors


Research Report 7, Centre for Development Studies, University of Groningen, 1999, 2–17

·12 Perspectives on the ‘Dutch Miracle’

in: Jenny Lee, Belinda Probert and Rob Watts, editors

Work in the New Economy: Policies, Programs, Populations

Centre for Applied Social Research RMIT University, Melbourne, 1999, 31–57

·13 L’Exemple néerlandais du marché de l’emploi: un modèle pour l’Europe?

in: Brigitte Lestrade and Sophie Boutillier, editors

Les Mutations du Travail en Europe

L’Harmattan, Paris/Montréal, 2000, 273–297

·14 De betekenis van de loonmatiging voor de ontwikkeling van arbeidsmarkt en economie (The

significance of wage moderation for the evolution of the labour market and the economy)

in: Wiemer Salverda, ed.

De Houdbaarheid van het Nederlandse ‘Model’: Verder met Loonmatiging en Deeltijdarbeid?

(The future of the ‘Dutch Model’)


uitgave Elsevier Bedrijfsinformatie, 2000, 11–27

·15 Vier vragen tot slot (Four questions by way of conclusion)

in Wiemer Salverda, ed.

De Houdbaarheid van het Nederlandse ‘Model’: Verder met Loonmatiging en Deeltijdarbeid?

(The future of the ‘Dutch Model’)


uitgave Elsevier Bedrijfsinformatie, 2000, 87–88

·16 Youth unemployment: a Dutch solution?

in: Amparo Serrano Pascual, ed.

Tackling Youth Unemployment in Europe. Monitoring the European Employment Strategy

European Trade Union Institute ETUI, Brussels, 2000, 133–153

·17 The Design and Effects of Minimum Wages in the Netherlands: Issues for the British Debate

in: The Low Pay Commission

International Symposium

Occasional Paper 4, London, 2000, 39–59

·18 Peter Mühlau and Wiemer Salverda

Effects of low-wage subsidies: the example of ‘SPAK’ in the Netherlands

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in: Wiemer Salverda, Brian Nolan and Claudio Lucifora, editors

Policy Measures for Low-Wage Employment in Europe


·19 Andrew Glyn and Wiemer Salverda

Employment Inequalities: the Position of the Less Qualified Internationally Compared

in: Mary Gregory, Wiemer Salverda and Stephen Bazen, editors

Labour Market Inequalities: Problems and Policies of Low-Wage Employment in International

Perspective

Oxford University Press, 2000, 35–52

·20 Is there more to the Dutch miracle than a lot of part-time jobs?

in: J. Schupp and H. Solga, editors

Niedrig Entlohnt = niedrig qualifiziert? Chancen und Risiken eines Niedriglohnsektors in

Deutschland, Beiträge der Konferenz 11–12 May 2000, Berlin, Max Planck-Institut für

Berufsausbildung and Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (CD-ROM)

·21 Low Pay and Gender Mainstreaming

in: Lars Magnussen, Lilja Mósesdóttir and Amparo Serrano, editors, Equal Pay and Gender

Mainstreaming in the European Employment Strategy

European Trade Union Institute ETUI, Brussels, 2004, 89–124

·22 Ive Marx and Wiemer Salverda

Editors’ introduction

in: Ive Marx and Wiemer Salverda, editors


ACCO, Leuven, 2005, 7–8

·23 Wiemer Salverda, Joachim Moeller and Michel Sollogoub

Retail employment and wage rigidities




·24 Benchmarking low-wage employment




·25 Wiemer Salverda and Ive Marx

Conclusion: unresolved issues and an agenda for future research


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ACCO, Leuven, 2005, 183–185

·26 The Dutch Model: Magic in a Flat Landscape

in: Uwe Becker and Herman Schwartz, editors., Employment ‘Miracles’. A Critical Comparison

of the Dutch, Scandinavian, Swiss, Australian and Irish Cases versus Germany and the US

Amsterdam University Press, 2005, 39–63

·27 Stephen Bazen, Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda

Introduction

in: Stephen Bazen, Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda, editors

Job Quality and Employer Behaviour

Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2005, 1–8

·28 Employment and Pay in Europe and the US, Food for Thought about Flexibility and the

European Social Model

in: Maria Jepsen and Amparo Serrano editors, Unwrapping the European Social Model

Policy Press, Bristol, 2006, 71–92

·29 Wiemer Salverda and A.B. Atkinson

Top Incomes in the Netherlands over the Twentieth Century

in: A.B. Atkinson and Thomas Piketty, editors, Top Incomes over the Twentieth Century:

A Contrast Between Continental European and English-Speaking Countries

Oxford University Press, 2007, 426–471

·30 Mary Gregory, Wiemer Salverda and Ronald Schettkat

Introduction

in: Mary Gregory, Wiemer Salverda and Ronald Schettkat, editors


Princeton University Press, 2007, 1–14

·31 Wiemer Salverda and Ronald Schettkat

The US-European Gap in Service Employment and Demand: The Research Agenda




·32 Andrew Glyn, Joachim Moeller, Wiemer Salverda, John Schmitt and Michel Sollogoub

Employment Differences in Distribution: Wages, Productivity and Demand




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·33 Mary Gregory, Wiemer Salverda and Ronald Schettkat

Services Included? Services and the EU-US Employment Gap




·34 Wiemer Salverda, Maarten van Klaveren and Marc van der Meer

The Debate in The Netherlands on Low Pay

in: Salverda et al., editors, Low-Wage Work in The Netherlands

Russell Sage, New York, 2008, Chapter 1, 16–31

·35 Low-Wage Work and the Economy


Russell Sage, New York, Chapter 2, 2008, 32–62

·36 Labor Market Institutions, Low-Wage Work, and Job Quality



·37 Wiemer Salverda, Maarten van Klaveren, Marc van der Meer, Wim Sprenger, Kea Tijdens,

Arjen van Halem and Ria Hermanussen

Labor Market Institutions and Firm Strategies That Matter for the Low Paid



·38 The Bite and Effects of Wage Bargaining in the Netherlands 1995–2005

in: Maarten Keune and Béla Galgóczi, editors

Wages and Wage Bargaining in Europe; Developments since the mid-1990s.

ETUI, Brussels, 2009, 225–254

·39 Current and Future Demographic Challenges in The Netherlands

in: Action Campaign Demographic Change, Bertelsmann Stiftung, Gütersloh, forthcoming

·40 Claudio Lucifora and Wiemer Salverda

Low Pay

in: Salverda et al., editors


Oxford University Press, February 2009, Chapter 11

·41 Wiemer Salverda, Brian Nolan and Tim Smeeding,

Introduction

in: Salverda et al., editors


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Oxford University Press, February 2009, Chapter 1

·42 The Dutch minimum wage: Minimum wage fall shifts focus to part-time Jobs

in: Vaughan-Whitehead, Daniel, editor

The Minimum Wage Revisited in the Enlarged EU: Issues and Challenges

Edward Elgar and International Labour Organisation, Geneva/Cheltenham, March 2010, 299–

339 ·43 Geoff Mason and Wiemer Salverda

Low Pay, Living Standards and Employment

in: Jérôme Gautié and John Schmitt, editors

Low-Wage Work in Wealthy Countries, Russell Sage, New York, 2010, Chapter 2, 35–90

·44 Low-Wage Employment and the Role of the Firm: An Agenda for Data and Research

in: David Marsden and François Rycx, editors

Wage Structures, Employment Adjustments and Globalization: Evidence from Linked and Firm-

level Panel Data, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, 185–201

·45 Pensioenen: weinig reden tot ongerustheid

Koninklijke Vereniging voor Staathuishoudkunde

Jaarboek 2008/2009

SDU, 104–105

·46 Inequality and the great (wage) moderation

in: Andeas Botsch and Andrew Watt, editors

After the Crisis: Towards a Sustainable Growth Model

European Trade Union Institute ETUI, Brussel, 2010, 96–99

·47 Welvaartsvast pensioen: crisis van de ultieme poldermythe ? (Prosperity-linked pensions: Crisis

of the ultimate polder myth?)

in: R. Batenburg, P. de Beer, J. Mevissen, K. Tijdens, editors

Arbeid in Crisis (Labour in crisis). Den Haag: Boom/Lemma, 2010, 103–117

·48 The Netherlands: Is the impact of the financial crisis on inequalities different from in the past?

in: Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead, editor. Inequalities in the world of work: The effects of the crisis.

Edward Elgar and International Labour Organisation, Geneva/Cheltenham, 2011, 355–396, 2011

(forthcoming).

·49 Laagbetaald werk, deeltijdwerk en loonmobiliteit (Low-paid jobs, part-time employment and

wage mobility).

in: CBS/TNO, Dynamiek op de Nederlandse arbeidsmarkt. DeNederlandse Arbeidsmarkt, do

focus op kwetsbarekwestbare groepen, Statistics Netherlands CBS and TNO, The Hague, 2011,

77–97 (forthcoming)7996.

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C.4 Reports (including contributions) and working papers

· 1 Wiemer Salverda and Nico Beukema

Four Reports on the Role of the Social Partners in Implementing the Conclusions of the Essen

and Madrid European Councils in the Netherlands

as a Member of the Group of Experts for the European Commission, DG5, 11-4-96, 13-6-96, 9-9-

96, 15-2-97

· 2 Wiemer Salverda, Mary Gregory and Ioannis Theodossiou

Statistical Data available on Low-wage Employment in the European Union and its Member

States, Special Report to the European Commission by the European Low-wage Employment

Research Network

LoWER / Faculty of Economics, University of Groningen, 1997

· 3 Wiemer Salverda and Hans Schoenmakers, editors

State, Society and Ethnicity in developing Countries: Lessons from the 1990s, Research Report

no 4, Centre for Development Studies, University of Groningen, 1997

· 4 Wiemer Salverda and Mark Schonewille

The Dutch Youth Labour Market 1977–1997

Report to DARES, Ministère du Travail et de la Solidarité, Paris, July 1998, 109 p.

· 5 Niels Hermes and Wiemer Salverda, editors


Research Report 7, Centre for Development Studies, University of Groningen, 1999

· 6 Is there more to the Dutch miracle than a lot of part-time jobs?

Research Report 99c46, Graduate School SOM, University of Groningen, 1999


Employment Inequalities

Jerome Levy Economics Institute Working Paper No. 293, 1999


Employment Inequalities The Labour Market Consequences of Technical and Structural Change Discussion Paper Series,

No. 37, Centre for Economic Performance, April 1999

· 9 Dutch contribution to Advance Funding of Pensions, Bertelsmann International Reform Monitor

Special issue, Berlin, 2000

·10 Wiemer Salverda, Brian Nolan, Bertrand Maitre and Peter Mühlau

Benchmarking Low-Wage and High-Wage Employment in Europe and the United States

Report to the European Commission DG Employment and Social Affairs, 2001, 203 p.

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·11 Wiemer Salverda, Stephen Bazen and Mary Gregory

The European-American employment gap, wage inequality, earnings mobility and skill: A study

for France, Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States,

European Commission, DG Employment and Social Affairs, 2001, 76 p.

·12 Wiemer Salverda, Cees Nierop and Peter Mühlau

Beloningsverschillen: hoe zijn markt en publieke sector te vergelijken? Kanttekeningen bij het

beloningsonderzoek van CentER Applied Research

Rapport uitgebracht aan de Algemene Centrale van Overheidspersoneel ACOP, Amsterdam

Institute for Advanced Labour Studies, Universiteit van Amsterdam, oktober 2001, 26 p.

·13 Wiemer Salverda, Cees Nierop and Peter Mühlau

Beloningsvergelijking tussen markt en publieke sector: methodische kanttekeningen

Research Report 01/09, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies, Universiteit van

Amsterdam, October 2001, 31 p.

·14 Dutch contribution to Strategies to Counter Skill Shortages, Bertelsmann Stiftung, Berlin, 2002

·15 A.B. Atkinson and Wiemer Salverda

Top Incomes in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom over the Twentieth Century

Working Paper 14, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies, Universiteit van

Amsterdam, 2003, 71 p.

·16 Arjan Heyma, Ernest Berkhout, Wiemer Salverda and Maarten Biermans,

Beloningsverschillen Tussen de Marktsector en Collectieve Sector in 2001 (Public-private

earnings differentials in 2001)

Final Report of Research commissioned by the Ministry of the Interior

Report No 764, SEO Economic Research, Amsterdam, 2004

·17 OECD, Ageing and Employment Policies – the Netherlands (consultant contribution to Chapters

3, 4 and 5), Paris, 2005

·18 Dutch contribution to Fostering Youth Employment, Bertelsmann International Reform Monitor

Special issue, Berlin, 2005

·19 Arjan Heyma, Ernest Berkhout and Wiemer Salverda,

Beloningsverschillen Tussen de Marktsector en Collectieve Sector in 2004 (Public-private

earnings differentials in 2004)

Final Report of Research commissioned by the Ministry of the Interior

Report No 889, SEO Economic Research, Amsterdam, 2006

·20 with Ioannis Theodossiou, Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell and Bernard van Praag, Societal and

Economic Effects on Quality of Life and Well-being: Preference Identification and Priority

Setting in Response to Changes in Labour Market Status

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Synthesis Report EPICURUS FP6 research project, 2006

·21 Alex Bryson, Pedro Martins, François Rycx and Wiemer Salverda

Rent-Sharing and Profitability

Interim Report Task 2, LEED project, November 2006

·22 with Maite Blázquez-Cuesta, Low-pay Incidence and Mobility in the Netherlands – Exploring the

Role of Personal, Job and Employer Characteristics

Working Paper 06-46, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies AIAS, Universiteit van

Amsterdam, 2007, 55 p.

·23 Population Ageing In The Netherlands: Demographic And Financial Arguments For A Balanced

Approach, Working Paper 07-48, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies AIAS,

Universiteit van Amsterdam, 2007, 37 p.

·24 Ernest Berkhout, Maarten Biermans, Wiemer Salverda and Kea Tijdens

Internationale beloningsverschillen van wetenschappelijk personeel Final Report of Research commissioned by the Sophocles Fund

Report nr 889, SEO Economic Research, Amsterdam, 2006

·25 Geoff Mason and Wiemer Salverda

RSF Benchmarking Study for Phase 2: Low-Wage Employment in Western Europe and the US

Report to Russell Sage Foundation, New York, January 2008

26 Ernest Berkhout, Chris van Klaveren, Kea Tijdens and Wiemer Salverda

Verdiepende analyse van loonverschillen, De loonachterstand van vrouwen verder uitgediept

Report of Research commissioned by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment

Report nr 2008-7, SEO Economic Research, Amsterdam, 2008

·27 The Dutch minimum wage: A radical reduction shifts the main focus to part-time jobs

Working Paper 09-71, Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies AIAS, Universiteit van

Amsterdam, March 2009

C.5 In the pipeline and on the wish list

· with Claudio Lucifora and Martyn Andrews, editing of special issue 2011 of Manchester School

on the basis of the Low Pay, Low skill and Low Income (LOPSI) workshop of the Equalsoc

Network of Excellence in June 2009

· This time ís different; the financial crisis and inequalities in and from the world of work in the

Netherlands, AIAS working paper, February 2011

· with Maite Blázquez and Daniella Brals, Part-time Employment, Low Pay and Mobility: Costs

and Benefits in International Comparison, paper

· with Milan Pleus, Daniella Brals and Vid Štimac, Income Inequality and Educational Homogamy

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in Household Formation in Europe, paper

· with Milan Pleus, Ernest Berkhout and David Hollanders, Public-private Wage Differentials in

the Netherlands 1979–2008, paper

· Low-wage employment and employability: Societies’ (un)equal treatment of the low skilled,

· Low pay – Economy and/or Institutions, paper

· Youth Employment and Unemployment in the Netherlands, paper

C.6 Miscellaneous: newspapers etc.

· Jeugdwerkloosheid blijft zorgelijk (Youth unemployment is still a problem), NRC-Handelsblad,

9 February 1998

· We proudly present …; The interdisciplinary seedling needs tender cultivation; An adventure in

interdisciplinary space; Of a very stimulating visit for research; Are governance and civil society

universal concepts?, Editorials of CDS Newsletters no 1– 5, Centre for Development Studies,

University of Groningen, 1996–1999

· with Ronald Paping, Kabinet moet verder kijken dan rapport-Van Rijn (Government should look

beyond the Van Rijn Report on public-sector pay), Financieele Dagblad, 3 July 2001, p. 9

· Paars heeft de hypotheek van het poldermodel niet afgelost (The government coalition has not

redeemed the mortgage of the Polder Model, Trouw, January 2002

· with Frank Coervers, Gegevens CBS over werk niet volledig (Employment data of Dutch

Statistics are incomplete), Financieele Dagblad, 9 May 2007

· Immigrants and the labour market. Video interview with Christian Dustmann conducted by Pieter

Emmer and Wiemer Salverda. European Review, 16/4, October 2008, 505–510

· Pensioenfondsen, kom uit die kramp en zeg sorry (Pension funds, force yourself no longer but

say sorry), de Volkskrant, 5 February 2009

· Pensioenen: weinig reden tot ongerustheid (Old-age pensions: little reason to worry), Opinie,

website NRC Handelsblad, 10 maart 2009 (forthcoming in Jaarboek van de Vereniging voor

Staathuishoudkunde)

www.nrc.nl/opinie/article2176246.ece/Pensioenen_weinig_reden_tot_ongerustheid

· Nu geen baan betekent voor jongeren vaak een langdurig probleem,

www.mejudice.nl/artikel/334/nu-geen-baan-betekent-voor-jongeren-vaak-een-langdurig-

probleem, 11 December 2009

· Zorg voor uniforme basispensioenpolis, NRC Handelsblad, 2 February 2010

· Bedrijfspensioenen-bieden-geen-onbezorgde-oude-dag,

www.mejudice.nl/artikel/357/bedrijfspensioenen-bieden-geen-onbezorgde-oude-dag, 3 February

http://www.nrc.nl/opinie/article2176246.ece/Pensioenen_weinig_reden_tot_ongerustheidhttp://www.mejudice.nl/artikel/334/nu-geen-baan-betekent-voor-jongeren-vaak-een-langdurig-probleemhttp://www.mejudice.nl/artikel/334/nu-geen-baan-betekent-voor-jongeren-vaak-een-langdurig-probleemhttp://www.mejudice.nl/artikel/357/bedrijfspensioenen-bieden-geen-onbezorgde-oude-dag

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2010

· Alleen gezonde pensioenen als De Nederlandsche Bank weer in schoolbankjes

plaatsneemt, www.mejudice.nl/artikel/467/alleen-gezonde-pensioenen-als-de-nederlandsche-

bank-weer-in-schoolbankjes-plaatsneemt

· Comment on Muysken in Paul de Beer and Merle Zwiers, eds, Sit by and watch idly?

Labour market policy in a period of crisis. Conference report AIAS May 2010

Conference Amsterdam, September 2010, 45–47

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D. PUBLICATIONS BEFORE 1996

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D.1 Journal articles

· Internationale arbeidsverdeling en kapitalisme - een kritiek op de theorie van de optimale

internationale arbeidsverdeling, Internationale Spectator, 1973, vol. 27 no 15, 522-527 (with

Pieter van Driel).

· De ongelijke ruil, Nieuwsbrief voor Politieke Ekonomen, uitgave LWE, 1974, vol 1 no 1, 7-11.

· Het 1-procent-beleid: kritiek op een linkse norm, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1977, vol.

no 1, 36-63.

· Verborgen werkloosheid, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1977, vol. no 1, 64-99 (with Dick

van Haaster).

· Wat hebben loontrekkers aan 'incidentele loonstijging' - over de mogelijkheid van cao-werknemers

om aan de nullijn te ontkomen, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1977, vol. 1 no 2, 5-27 (with

Pieter van Driel and Niko Siljee).

· Het loonbeleid in 1976, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1977, vol. 1 no 2, 28-49 (with Pieter

van Driel and Niko Siljee).

· Haalt de arbeidsinkomenskwote de 100 procent? (en wat dan nog...), Tijdschrift voor Politieke

Ekonomie, 1977, vol. 1 no 4, 66-94.

· Ekonomen en de werking van de arbeidsmarkt; kritiek op een evenwichtsanalyse, Tijdschrift voor

Politieke Ekonomie, 1980, vol. 4 no 2, 32-55.

· Jeugdwerkloosheid, jeugdloon en arbeidstijdverkorting, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1983,

vol. 7 no 1, 45-64.

· Het averechtse beleid tegen jeugdwerkloosheid, Jeugd en Samenleving, 1983, vol. 13 no 5-6,

390-403.

· Basisinkomen en inkomensverdeling; de financiële uitvoerbaarheid van een basisinkomen,

Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1984, vol. 8 no 1, 9-41.

· Uitkeringsrechten van deeltijdwerkers bij de stelselherziening, Sociaal Maandblad Arbeid, 1984,

vol. 39 no 10, 767-768.

· Minimumloon en werkloosheid, Economisch-statistische Berichten, 1989, 26 juli, 716-719.

· Minimumloon en werkloosheid; naschrift, Economisch-statistische Berichten, 1989, 27 september,

953-954.

· Verdringing op de Nederlandse arbeidsmarkt, Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 1990, vol. 6

no 2, 4-18.

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· Oorzaken van verdringing op de arbeidsmarkt, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1991, vol. 13

no 4, 66-81.

· Verlaging minimumloon helpt niet, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1991, vol. 14 no 2, 4-9.

· Arbeidsmarktdiscrepanties en onderwijsorganisatie, Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 1991,

vol. 7 no 4, 16-29.

· De Planbureau-paradox: minder gezag, meer invloed, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1993,

vol. 15 no 3, 106-111.

· Werkgelegenheid en inkomen, tussen wens en werkelijkheid, Zeggenschap, Tijdschrift voor

Vakbewegingsvraagstukken, 1993, vol. 4 no 2, 48-54

· Review of Peter van der Meer, Verdringing op de Nederlandse arbeidsmarkt, Mens en

Maatschappij, vol. 69, no 1, feb. 1994, 115-117

· Laagbetaald werk in Nederland 1972-1990, Tijdschrift voor Arbeidsvraagstukken, 1994, vol. 10 no

4, 336-349

· Het 'nieuw-economische' begrip van de werkloosheid, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Ekonomie, 1995,

vol. 18 no 2, 62-93

· Werkloosheid en arbeidsmarktinstituties in Nederland en de Verenigde Staten, Socialisme en

Democratie, 1995, vol. 52, no 7/8, 341-350

D.2 Books, book-editing, chapters in books and reports

· editor (with Leen Parlevliet), De Mentaliteit van het Westen, Documentatiemap Derde Wereld-

week, uitgave SRVU, Amsterdam, 1968, 200 pages

· Mentaliteit en de Derde Wereld, in: De Mentaliteit van het Westen, 1968, 128-133.

· Arghiri Emmanuel De Ongelijke Ruil, Beknopte vertaling van l'Echange inégal (1969), 1971, 75

pages (with Niko Siljee)

· Wat is nu die krisis? / Over de oorzaak van de krisis; Over de ontwikkeling van de lonen in 1975

en 1976 en de verhouding tussen lonen en sociale zekerheid, discussion papers Henri Polak

Stichting, 1976

· Jeugdwerkloosheid: Maak er Werk van, in: Werk en Toekomst, no 4, Radio Volksuniversiteit,

1981, 7-23

· De Financiering van een Basisinkomen; de Financiële Uitvoerbaarheid bezien vanuit de Gevolgen

voor de Welvaartsverdeling, Paper Studiekring Post-keynesiaanse Economie, 1984, April (with

Alida Bos, Maj-lis Dojes, Jaap Korpel, Remy Nijhoff and Otto Woltmeyer)

· Basisinkomen en Inkomensverdeling, Paper hearing Europees Parlement, Brussel, 1986, 5 June

· Werkloosheidsduur in Nederland 1955-1985, Faculty of Economics, University of Groningen,

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1988, Research Memorandum, no 251.

· Wage and Age, Proceedings European Symposium on Wages, Centre d'Études des Revenus et des

Coûts/Service des Études et de la Statistique du Ministère du Travail, de l'Emploi et de la

Formation Professionnelle, Paris, 1990, Maart, volume 2, 247-258.

· Low-wage Employment and the Minimum Wage in the Netherlands, Commission of the European

Communities, Brussels, 1991, National Report as Member of Expert Working Party, V/1033/91.

· Youth Unemployment; Dynamics of the Dutch Labour Market 1955-1988, Wolters-Noordhoff,

Groningen, 1992, 395 pag.

· Inequality in the Distribution of Wage Earnings in the Netherlands 1972-1990, private data-report

to the OECD, feb. 1993 (cf. Employment Outlook, h. 5).

· The Relative Economic Position of Dutch Young Generations 1953-1990, University of Gronin-

gen, Faculty of Economics, 1993, Research Memorandum, no 548

· The Changing Economic Position of Young Generations, a Sketch of Dutch Post-war Develop-

ments, in: H.A. Becker & P.L.J. Hermkens, eds, Solidarity of Generations, Demographic,

Economic and Social Change, and its Consequences, volume 1, 281-314, Thesis Publishers,

Amsterdam, 1993.

· Low Pay in the Dutch Economy 1972-1990, Paper Colloque International des Bas Salaires et des

Effets du Salaire Minimum, Faculté d'Economie Appliqueé, Université d'Aix-Marseille-III &

International Labour Organisation & European Commission, Arles, September-October 1993, in:

Actes du Colloque, 897-922

· Low Pay in the Dutch Economy; Full-time Low Pay 1972-1990, Research Report SOM Graduate

School, no 94508, Groningen, July 1994

· The Socio-economic Significance of Low Pay in the Dutch Economy, Paper EALE-conference,

Warschau, September 1994

· Low Pay in the Dutch Economy 1972-1990, in: G. Benhayoun & S. Bazen, eds, Salaire Minimum

et Bas Salaires, L'Harmattan, Paris, 1995, 117-148

· F. Huijgen, A. Glebbeek, N. van den Heuvel, R. Kunnen, W. Salverda and J. Siegers, eds, Naar

Volwaardige Werkgelegenheid?, SISWO, publikatie 394, Amsterdam, 1995

· Het Belang van Instituties voor Werkgelegenheid en Werkloosheid, een Vergelijking tussen

Nederland en de Verenigde Staten, in: F. Huijgen, A. Glebbeek, N. van den Heuvel, R. Kunnen,

W. Salverda and J. Siegers, eds, 1995, 94-113

· De Internationale Dimensie, in: F. Huijgen e.a., eds, 1995, 77-79

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D.3 Research reports Projectgroep Economie Groningen, supervised and co-edited (1976-1995)

· De regionale onderontwikkeling van Groningen; Werkloosheid en werkgelegenheidsbeleid in

Nederland, 1976

· Overheidssteun aan bedrijven, 1978

· Herstructurering van de scheepsbouwindustrie, 1978

· Jeugdwerkloosheid en subsidies, verslag van een falend beleid, 1979

· Jeugdwerkloosheid - oorzaken en beleid, 1980

· Koopkracht en werkgelegenheid, 1981

· Basisinkomen en welvaartsverdeling, 1983

· Herziening van het stelsel van sociale zekerheid, 1984

· Budgettering in de intramurale gezondheidszorg, 1986

· Analyse van economische en milieutechnische gevolgen van gebruik van metalen drankver-

pakkingen, 1987

· Concentratie verzekerd; de gevolgen voor de ziektekostenverzekeringsbranche van het Plan-

Dekker voor de gezondheidszorg (Concentration guaranteed: the effects of the Dekker-proposal

for Dutch private health insurance), 1988, Published with the financial support of the Vereniging

van Non-profit Ziektekostenverzekeraars NPZ, Faculty of Economics, University of Groningen

· Het Nederlands wegtransport en '1992', 1989

· Het geschilderde milieu; de gevolgen van KWS 2000 voor de Nederlandse verfindustrie (The

‘painted environment’: the consequences of the KWS2000 policy for Dutch paint

manufacturing), 1989, Published with the financial support of the Vereniging van Verf- en

Drukinktfabrikanten VVVL, Faculty of Economics, University of Groningen

· De toekomst van de grote Nederlandse zuivelcoöperaties, 1991

· Milieubeleid voor energie: naar verhandelbare verbruiksrechten?, 1992

· Industriebeleid en Porter in het reine, de rol van de clusterbenadering en milieuproblematiek in de

steunverlening aan DAF, 1993

· Samenwerken voor kennis; samenwerking op R&D-gebied in het Nederlandse midden- en

kleinbedrijf, 1994

· Monique de Bruin and Wiemer Salverda, eds, De Witte werkster; kunnen dienstencheques

werkgelegenheid creëren aan de onderkant van de arbeidsmarkt? (The White Cleaning Lady:

can service vouchers create jobs at the lower end of the labour market?). Published with the

financial support of the Stichting RAS/WP Schoonmaakbranche and Ministry of Social Affairds

and Employment, Faculty of Economics, University of Groningen, 1996

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D.4 Miscellaneous: newspapers etc.

· IEB IEB ?? (de theorie der internationale economische betrekkingen: enige fikse vraagtekens),

Ekonomies Bulletin, Faculty of Economics, Free University, Amsterdam, 1972, no 4, 1,3-5

· Over Stevers/Miljoenennota, De Volkskrant, 1975 (with Erik Fokke)

· De Verwording van de Economie, Review of Heertje, Nypels & Tamboer, UniversiteitsKrant,

Groningen, 16 June 1976

· 1%-beleid geen stap op weg naar socialisatie, Bulletin Economische Faculteit, Faculty of

Economics, University of Groningen, May 1977

· Een marginaal wereldbeeld, Bulletin Economische Faculteit, Faculty of Economics, University of

Groningen, 1979

· Aardgasbaten, Nieuwsblad van het Noorden, 27 February 1982

· Editor, Een kritische bespreking van het sociale beleid rond de tvc-operatie (brochure voor het

personeel), Rugrecht, 1983, 42 pages

· Basisinkomen gemakkelijker dan vijf uur werken per dag, De Volkskrant, 17 November 1984

· Deetmans plan is ingrijpender dan beruchte PTT-spreiding, De Volkskrant, 1 November 1986

· Personeel universiteit niet uitleveren aan onafzienbare reeks werkgevers, UniversiteitsKrant,

Groningen, 2 June 1988

· College is bang dat het straks niets meer te doen heeft, UniversiteitsKrant, Groningen, 28 April

1988

· Plan-Dekker leidt juist tot minder concurrentie, Triakel, Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen, 4

April 1989

· Meer technici is niet simpel een kwestie van opleidingskeuze, Economenblad, 27-1-1993

· Naar Volwaardige Werkgelegenheid?, Economenblad, 29-3-1995

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C. RECENT PUBLICATIONS (SINCE 1996)C.1 Journal articles and book reviewsC.2 Edited books and journal issuesC.3 Book chaptersC.4 Reports (including contributions) and working papersC.5 In the pipeline and on the wish listC.6 Miscellaneous: newspapers etc.

D. PUBLICATIONS BEFORE 1996D.1 Journal articlesD.2 Books, book-editing, chapters in books and reportsD.3 Research reports Projectgroep Economie Groningen, supervised and co-edited (1976-1995)D.4 Miscellaneous: newspapers etc.

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