Antwerp Interdisciplinary Platform for Research into Inequality search menu search content Jan Eeckhout The Profit Paradox In an era of technological progress and easy communication, it might seem reasonable to assume that the world’s working people have never had it so good. But wages are stagnan…

Sam Geens postdoc mandaat FWO Publicaties Sam Geens Financing a rebellious city. Social change, revolts, and inequality among the fiscal elite in fourteenth-century Bruges Bron Socio-Economic Inequalities during the Conjuncture of the Fourteenth Century. Sources and Methods, Dynamics and Representat…

Julie Maes postdoc mandaat FWO Publicaties Julie Maes Early-career temporary agency work and the risk of precariousness for migrants' descendants Bron Antwerp, Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy, University of Antwerp, 2025,41 p. Auteur(s) Kilian Van Looy, Julie Maes, Jonas Wood, Karel Neels Ci…

Leen Marynissen postdoc mandaat FWO Publicaties Leen Marynissen The association between education and entry into parenthood across origin groups and migrant generations in Belgium : a model-based synthetic life table approach Bron Vienna yearbook of population research. - ISSN 1728-4414-23 (2025) p.…

Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy search menu search content Zero Poverty Society Ensuring a Decent Income for All Presentations Marchal, Sarah (2024), More than wages: an examination of minimum income protection for workers. Minimum income protection network meeting, Brussels, 25 April 2024. …

Sam Geens postdoc researcher FWO Research Sam Geens Research team Centre for Urban History Expertise Study of labour and living standards during the late medieval period in European perspective. My research focuses on all aspects of inequality: wealth, income, gender, occupation, etc. A single patte…

Julie Maes postdoc researcher FWO Publications Julie Maes Early-career temporary agency work and the risk of precariousness for migrants' descendants Source Antwerp, Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy, University of Antwerp, 2025,41 p. Author(s) Kilian Van Looy, Julie Maes, Jonas Wood, Karel Ne…

Sam Geens postdoc researcher FWO Publications Sam Geens Financing a rebellious city. Social change, revolts, and inequality among the fiscal elite in fourteenth-century Bruges Source Socio-Economic Inequalities during the Conjuncture of the Fourteenth Century. Sources and Methods, Dynamics and Repre…

Leen Marynissen postdoc researcher FWO Publications Leen Marynissen The association between education and entry into parenthood across origin groups and migrant generations in Belgium : a model-based synthetic life table approach Source Vienna yearbook of population research. - ISSN 1728-4414-23 (20…

Inés Guillemyn predoc researcher FWO Research Inés Guillemyn Research team Economics The gender gap in private pensions: present decisions, future outcomes. 01/11/2022 - 31/10/2026 Abstract Private pensions are currently of increasing importance within Europe as a result of population aging and it…

Lucas Mandrisch onbezoldigd medewerker Onderzoek Lucas Mandrisch Onderzoeksgroep Economie De rol van het gezin bij het verklaren van genderkloven op de arbeidsmarkt: lessen uit economische crises voor de COVID-19 pandemie. 01/10/2021 - 30/09/2025 Abstract Women consistently attain worse labor market…

Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy search menu search content EUROMOD EUROMOD - Microsimulation model of tax benefit policies of the European Member States Introduction EUROMOD is an arithmetic microsimulation model: it simulates individual and household tax liabilities and benefit entitlements…

Rogier van Kooten senior onderzoeker Over Rogier van Kooten About me Originally a social scientist from Tilburg University, I have worked for more than fifteen years in the IT and financial sector. In 2016 I returned to the academic world as PhD student on the GIStorical Antwerp Project. I worked as…

Centrum voor Sociaal Beleid Herman Deleeck zoeken menu zoek inhoud Zero Poverty Society Ensuring a Decent Income for All Presentations Marchal, Sarah (2024), More than wages: an examination of minimum income protection for workers. Minimum income protection network meeting, Brussels, 25 April 2024. …

Rogier van Kooten senior researcher About Rogier van Kooten About me Originally a social scientist from Tilburg University, I have worked for more than fifteen years in the IT and financial sector. In 2016 I returned to the academic world as PhD student on the GIStorical Antwerp Project. I worked as…

Julie Maes postdoc researcher FWO Research Julie Maes Research team Centre for Population, Family and Health Employment trajectories of women with a migration background around key family events: understanding the role of meso- and macro-level contexts. 01/11/2025 - 31/10/2028 Abstract Women's emplo…

Jord Hanus unpaid staff Research Jord Hanus Research team Centre for Urban History Expertise Economic history, demographic history, Medieval and early modern history, social inequality, economic inequality, economic growth & development, epidemics, research policy & analysis Wealth inequality and mo…

Social security, child benefits & taxes Student employment and social security More information about social security contributions and how to check how many hours are left in your quota here. Student employment and child benefits More information. Any questions about the consequences of student wor…

Sunčica Vujić professor Research Sunčica Vujić Research team Economics Expertise My research is in the field of applied (both micro and macro) econometrics and labour economics, with a focus on education, crime, health, gender, and the position of different groups in the labour market, such as: …

Paid educational leave If you are a full-time or part-time employee (only in specific cases) in the private sector, you are entitled to be absent from work in order to follow a recognized study program through the paid educational leave system (in Dutch: ‘betaald educatief verlof’ or ‘BEV’).…

Sociale Wetenschappen Singlehood: The Force Behind Feminism FSW Lecture by Donna Ward - 09/09/2025 Singlehood: The Force Behind Feminism FSW Lecture by Donna Ward - 09/09/2025 About the lecture Arguably, feminism is the most influential social and political driver of singlehood. The global rise of s…

Anne Van Regenmortel emeritus occasional assignment Research Anne Van Regenmortel Research team Study on the policy proposals regarding medical operational support and occupational medicine within the framework of the strategic vision of Defence. 15/03/2017 - 31/12/2017 Abstract This study is part o…

The Great Corona Study search menu search content Results survey 20 For one in four income decreased due to corona September 24th 2020 More and more participants of UAntwerp’s Great Corona Study are in quarantine Twenty-four per cent of respondents said that their income will have decreased in 202…

Tijdschrift Stadsgeschiedenis zoeken menu zoek inhoud 2011 - 1 - Stadsgeschiedenis Stadsgeschiedenis editie 2011 - 1 Julie De Groot Zorgen voor later? De betekenis van de dienstperiode voor jonge vrouwen in het laatmiddeleeuwse Gent herbekeken (full text - pdf) Ben Hermans Ervaren migranten? De rol …

The Great Corona Study search menu search content ‘One in three have to make do with less income’ UAntwerp’s Great Corona Study yields some remarkable findings again April 21st 2020 Almost one in five people with a suspected COVID-19 infection stated in UAntwerp’s Great Corona Study that the…