David Natali

Slow-burning, hard to govern: the European Union’s demographic transition framework

• Spasova S.
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• Natali D.

Study supporting the monitoring of care credits in occupational pension schemes

• Natali D.
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• Spasova S.
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• Kominou$ K.
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• Janta B.
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• Bannister Curran L.
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• Fassino G.
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• Copping D.
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• McCarthy J.
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• O’Brien J.
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• Galligani I.
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• Webb S.
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• Hussain N.

Occupational Welfare in Europe: Risks, opportunities and social partner involvement

• Vanhercke B.
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• Natali D.
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• Pavolini E.

Occupational Welfare in Europe: state of play, determinants and policy implications

• Vanhercke B.
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• Natali D.
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• Pavolini E.

The New Pension Mix in Europe

• Natali D.

Governing occupational pensions and unemployment benefits: the state, the market and the social partners in-between?

• Vanhercke B.
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• Natali D.
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• Sabato S.
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• Mapelli L.

Retirement regimes for workers in arduous or hazardous jobs. A study of national policies

• Vanhercke B.
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• Natali D.

Tackling long-term unemployment in Europe through a Council Recommendation?

• Vanhercke B.
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• Bouget D.
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• Natali D.

Taking the bull by the horns: differentiation within the EU to save it?

• Natali D.

Balancing protection and investment: structural reforms in five countries

• Natali D.
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• Sabato S.
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• Agostini C.
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• Lisi V.

The Europeanization of the Italian welfare: tools, channels of influences and trends

• Natali D.
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• Ascoli U.
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• Pavolini E.

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP): converging interests and diverging opinions

• Ghailani D.
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• Natali D.
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• Vanhercke B.