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124making migration worksecretary during the formation of three Governments. Holtslag studied Politicsand Social Science at the University of Amsterdam. At the wrr, he headed theproject Toekomst van het openbaar bestuur in zijn constitutionele setting (Futureof Public Administration in its Constitutional Setting), which resulted in 2010in the publication Het gezicht van de publieke zaak. Openbaar bestuur onderogen (The Face of Public Affairs. A Look at Public Administration). He nowchairs the Heroriëntatie Europa (Reorientation Europe) project.Monique Kremer is a Senior Researcher at the Scientific Council for GovernmentPolicy (wrr). She studied sociology at Utrecht University and social policyat the University of Sussex (uk). She has worked as a researcher at the nizw(Netherlands Institute for Care and Welfare) and Utrecht University, where shereceived her PhD for her dissertation How Welfare States Care: Culture, Genderand Parenting in Europe (Amsterdam University Press 2007). At the wrr shehas worked on the reports De verzorgingsstaat herwogen; (Reconsidering theWelfare State), Identificatie met Nederland (Identifying with the Netherlands)and Minder pretentie, meer ambitie (Less Pretention, More Ambition). She iscurrently involved in the Heroriëntatie Europa (Reorientation Europe) project.She was also appointed to a research position at the University of Amsterdamin 2010, where she is studying the future of the welfare state in the light of migrationat the request of Stichting Instituut gak.Georges Lemaître is Principal Administrator of the International Migration Division,oecd Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs in Paris. He waseducated at Cornell University (1966-1970), McGill University (1971-1974) andthe University of Paris (1975-1976). He began his career at Statistics Canada,where he remained until 1992. He joined the staff of oecd in 1994, where hewas responsible for education (pisa assessments), labour, and demographystatistics. His interests in the labour market area include part-time work, labourdynamics, labour force participation over the life cycle and measures of labourforce skill. Lemaître joined the international migration area at oecd in 2003,and has since focused on issues related to the integration of immigrants, crossborderservice provision, the management of migration and the harmonisationof migration statistics.Janine Leschke is an Associate Professor at the Department of Business and Politics atCopenhagen Business School. Previously she worked as a Senior Researcher atthe European Trade Union Institute (etui) and as a PhD candidate at the labourmarket policy and employment unit of Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin fürSozialforschung. She holds a PhD in political science from the Free Universityof Berlin. Her research interests encompass eu labour market, social policy andcomparative welfare state analysis. She has led a number of international net-