Calendar

15 October 2008:

Berlin Lunchtime Meeting:

'Letzte Chance für gute Schulen Die 12 großen Irrtümer und was sich wirklich ändern müsste' >>>

 

17 October 2008:

Conference:

'Political Discourse and
Party-Political Competition in Germany's New Five-Party-System. Political Parties Gearing Up to the 2009 Elections' >>>

 

10 December 2008:

Berlin Lunchtime Meeting:

'Fairness and the Welfare State: the Double Disconnect' >>>

 

3-4 April 2009:

Conference:

'Sustainable Welfare and Sustainable Growth - Towards a new social settlement in Germany and the UK?' >>>
 

For all AGF Events >>>

News

Frühkindliche Förderung
Qualität bleibt ein Problem   

German press release, 15 October >>>

Download research paper >>>

Latest Publications

The Politics of Emissions Trading
Britain and Germany compared

English press release, 10 October 2008 >>> 

German version, 10 October 2008 >>> 

Download full report >>>   

 

Die unsichtbare Industrie
Die volkswirtschaftliche Bedeutung der Ökoindustrie

Press release, 17 September 2008 >>> 

Download full working paper >>> 

 

Maternity Leave Coverage
The effect of expansions on children’s long-term outcomes

Press release, 21 July 2008 >>> 

Download full research paper >>> 

Schaufenster

More Thatcherite Than Ever

Why New Labour can cut benefits

By Peter Taylor-Gooby (Photo)

The U.K. government’s plans to end incapacity benefit for all but the most disabled people and make the unemployed work for their benefits are a major departure from traditional Labour policies.  It is not often recognised how far British public opinion has shifted towards a liberal individualist stance on social issues in recent years. >>>

 

© photo Samantha Osborne