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54 MPIfG Report 1999–2002 Lucio Baccaro Book manuscript: The Coming of “Democratic” Corporatism – Industrial Relations and Economic Policy in Ireland and Italy International Labour Organization, Geneva Switzerland 02/08–02/09 Aditi Bagchi Institutional Determinants of Labor Movements’ Capacity to Manage Internal Conflict, Especially in Britain, Germany and Sweden Oxford University UK 00/07–00/08 Thomas Banchoff Welfare State Reform in Germany and the United States Department of Government Georgetown University USA 99/07–99/08 Jeremy Baskin Labor Market Reform, Employment Policy and Public Service Reform in South Africa SWOP research unit University of the Witwatersrand South Africa 00/05–00/07 Arne Baumann Convergence vs. Path-Dependency: Training and Qualification in the Media Production Industries in Germany and the UK European University Institute, Florence Italy 01/07-02/02 Mikhail Beliaev Institutional Design and Consolidation of New Democracies in Central and Eastern Europe University of Warsaw Poland 00/04 Vandna Bhatia Reforms in German Health Care Policies; Health Care Policy Reform and Retrenchment in Canada Department of Political Science McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario Canada 00/08–00/12; 01/10–01/12 Giuliano Bonoli Cultures of Welfare University of Bath UK 99/05–99/06 József Böröcz New Book on the Eastern Enlargement of the European Union Rutgers University, New Brunswick USA 02/01–02/05 Marina Bourgain Social Policy, Comparison between Social Plans of Germany and France European University Institute, Florence Italy 01/04 Pieter Bouwen The Complexity and Diversity of European Interest Politics European University Institute, Florence Italy 01/06–02/06 Martin Brussig Institutionen und Unternehmen – Bedingungen und Blockaden ihrer Koppelung Zentrum für Sozialforschung Halle e.V. Germany 01/05–01/06 Pieter Bouwen Philip G. Cerny Financial Globalization Department of Politics University of Leeds UK 99/03–99/04 Hugh Compston Social Partnership in the European Union Cardiff University UK 99/06–99/07 Roland Czada Completing Book with Susanne Lütz and Stefan Mette (Deutsche Telekom) on How Regulatory Policy “Tames” Markets and Technologies FernUniversität Hagen Germany 00/11–01/02 Richard Deeg Financial Market Changes in Germany and Europe and Their Consequences for Domestic Political Institutions Political Science Department Temple University, Philadelphia USA 01/03 Scott R. Eliason Taught the 2002 MPIfG Summer School on Social Science Methodology University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
USA 02/06 Carola Frege Union Revitalization in the US, Germany and the United Kingdom Department of Industrial Relations London School of Economics UK 99/09–00/02 Gancho Ganchev Institutional Changes in the Financial Sector in Bulgaria; Input-output Visualization (with Lothar Krempel) Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE), Bulgarian Chapter, Sofia Bulgaria 00/05; 01/04–01/05 Terri Givens Radical Right Parties in Europe; Immigration Politics and the EU Department of Political Science University of Washington, Seattle USA 01/08–01/09 Anton Hemerijck Conference Project “Adjustment of National Employment and Social Policy Systems to Economic Internationalization” Erasmus University, Rotterdam Netherlands 98/10/–99/09 Mark Hallerberg Fiscal Institutions and Tax Reform in EU Member States Department of Political Science University of Pittsburgh USA 01/06–01/07 Martin Hering European Integration and the Reform of Continental Welfare States: Institutional Path-Departure in the German and French Pension Systems Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore USA 01/07–01/09 Monika Sie Dhian Ho Modes of European Governance and Their Dynamics Scientific Council for Government Policy, Den Monika Sie Dhian Ho Research Cooperation Haag Netherlands 02/11–03/03 Cynthia Horne Institutional Discrimination against the Previously Non-market Economies through the Anti-dumping Laws University of Washington–Seattle USA 99/09–99/12 Bill Jordan Empirical Comparative Work in Germany University of Exeter UK 99/11–00/01 “The atmosphere and resources of the Institute helped to make this period a remarkably productive one for me. … I was honored to have the opportunity to work there. Its high quality and intense intellectual atmosphere, its library resources, and its helpful and highly qualified staff make it an ideal site for productive scholarship and careful thinking.” “I do miss having all those active researchers around from different parts of the world, whose work often tended to intersect in one way or another with my own broad interests and who all seemed to have tremendous motivation and ideas.” “I have ... profited enormously from the opportunities to discuss my work with colleagues at the MPIfG and continue to do so. … The discussions and exchange of ideas and comments … continue to be a source of inspiration. My stay at the MPIfG has proven very fruitful … .” “It was a great pleasure to stay at the MPI. The institute is an extremely stimulating intellectual environment and it offers excellent infrastructure to scholars which greatly facilitates research.” André Kaiser Alternanz und Demokratie Fakultät für Sozialwissenschaften, Fachbereich Politikwissenschaft Universität Mannheim Germany 01/10–02/02 Lane Kenworthy A Survey and Assessment of Quantitative Indicators of Corporatism; Comparative Assessment of the Tradeoff Notion, Based on Multivariate Regression Analyses and In-depth Case Studies of 14 OECD Countries in the 1980s and 1990s East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, and Department of Sociology, Emory University, Atlanta USA 00/05–00/06; 01/05–01/06 Harold R. Kerbo The Rise of East Asia as a Process of Regional Integration (with Patrick Ziltener) Social Sciences Department California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo USA 02/10 55
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