About
The Centre for Social Policy Herman Deleeck (CSB) has been studying social inequality and wealth distribution in the welfare state for more than 50 years. Our research is empirical and multidisciplinary in nature.
Herman Deleeck, who founded the Centre in 1972, fulfilled a pioneering role in developing social indicators for Flanders and Belgium.
The Centre’s research activities belong to the tradition of social policy analysis that makes use of sociological, economic and legal paradigms.
NEW CSB WORKING PAPER 25/10: Early-Career Temporary Agency Work and the Risk of Precariousness for Migrants’ Descendants (Kilian Van Looy, Julie Maes, Jonas Wood & Karel Neels)
NEW CSB WORKING PAPER 25/09: Revisiting the ‘Make Work Pay’ debate: How pervasive are dependency and poverty traps really? (Elise Aerts, Ive Marx & Gerlinde Verbist)
DUTCH SYNTHESIS of "Revisiting the ‘Make Work Pay’ debate: How pervasive are dependency and poverty traps really?" (Elise Aerts, Ive Marx & Gerlinde Verbist)