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The
2008 LIS Summer Workshop will be held in Walferdange
- University of Luxembourg
Campus -
from July 7 to July 12
(with
arrival on July 6 and departure on July 13)
The LIS Summer Workshop is a one-week workshop designed to introduce
researchers in the social sciences to comparative research in income
distribution, employment and social policy using the LIS database. We
welcome applications from researchers with varying levels of knowledge
and experience.
The Luxembourg Income Study has made comparable over 160 large microdata
sets that contain comprehensive measures of income, employment and
household characteristics for 30 industrialized countries (Australia,
Austria, Belgium, Canada, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia,
Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia,
the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the
United Kingdom and the United States).
The language of instruction is English. By the end of the workshop,
attendees will be fully trained to use the database independently.
Workshop faculty includes the LIS directors, Janet Gornick and Markus
Jäntti, the LIS staff and guest lecturers. In addition, the winner of
the annual Aldi Hagenaars Memorial will present his/her paper (see Aldi
Hagenaars Memorial Award page). The format includes a mix of
lectures on comparative research, laboratory sessions and individual
one-on-one advisory sessions. Attendees will also be introduced to the
new Luxembourg Wealth Study (LWS).
Tuition of €1,400 covers instructional materials,
single-occupancy accommodations, and full board. Transportation to and from
Luxembourg is the responsibility of the student.
Download
2008 LIS Summer Workshop Application
(due April 4, 2008)
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Parallel to
regular workshops, we organize national workshops on
the countries' requests, for example,
- Danish Workshop, Copenhagen, April 2007
- French Workshop, Paris, March 2007
- German Workshop, Mannheim, September 17-19, 2003
- Finnish Workshop,Turku, October 24-29, 2001
- European/Scandinavian Workshop, Oslo, July 31-August 04, 1995 |