Sven Broschinski
Biographic Data
| ID | 170419 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sven Broschinski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sven |
| FAMILY NAME | Broschinski |
| SIGNATURE | BROSCHINSKI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4955-7550 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Overeducation among EU and third-country immigrants in Europe
Faced with the demographic shift to a smaller and older labour force, the recruitment of migrants and their successful integration into the labour force is an essential challenge for all European countries. This article discusses the immigrant-native gap regarding the risk of overeducation for 28 European countries on the basis of the EU-LFS 2021 ad hoc module. Immigrants’ higher overeducation risks are interpreted as the result of processes of l…
Family Social Capital and Neet Experiences in the Transition from School to Work
This article examines the role of social capital within families and its interaction with parental socio-economic status in shaping the likelihood of young adults in Germany experiencing episodes of not being in employment, education or training (NEET). Using longitudinal data from the German Family Panel (pairfam), we reconstruct trajectories for the initial 5 years after leaving school that include the occurrence and persistence of NEET episode…
Forschungsnotiz zu Pisa 2012–2022
Angesichts des vielfach diagnostizierten und zunehmenden Zusammenhangs zwischen der familialen Herkunft und dem Schulerfolg von Kindern stellt sich die Frage, ob auch der Zusammenhang zwischen Schulabsentismus und der sozialen Herkunft sich verändert hat. Die Forschungsnotiz greift mit Bezug auf die Kapital-Theorie von James Coleman diese Frage auf und analysiert anhand der PISA-Daten (von 2012, 2015, 2018, 2022), ob sich der Einfluss der soziale…
Labour market reforms, institutional complementarity and the insider-outsider wage gap
This article provides long-term evidence on how wage differentials between permanent and temporary workers are shaped by institutions that play a key role in labour market dualism, i.e. industrial relations, employment protection legislation and unemployment benefits. A two-step multilevel approach with fixed effects is employed using EU-SILC data for 25 European countries spanning up to 17 years (waves 2004-2020, N = 397) to estimate the moderat…
The role of family social capital in school-to-work transitions of young adults in Germany
Is Property an Insurance or an Additional Burden? Financial Stress Among Homeowners in Europe
A crucial function of wealth is to protect individuals from the consequences of adverse life events. However, sometimes wealth also implies additional financial risks. In addition to the insurance function of homeownership (the most common form of wealth), we therefore also examine financial squeezes that reflect the indebtedness and social embeddedness of homeowners and limit their options for dealing with social risks. A third hypothesis expect…
Mapping Young Neets Across Europe
Over the past decade, the number of young people neither in employment, education, or training (NEET) has reached a seriously high level in many European countries. Previous studies have illustrated the heterogeneity of this group and that they differ considerably across Europe. However, the reasons of these cross-country differences have hardly been investigated so far. This study explores how the rates of different NEET subgroups are conditione…
The relevance of public employment services for the labour market integration of low-qualified young people – a cross-European perspective
In the wake of the Great Recession, youth labour market integration has become a central issue in both national as well as EU policy, e.g. in connection with the European Youth Guarantee. In this context, public employment services (PES) are considered central actors in promoting youth labour market integration. However, since international comparative analyses are scarce and the role of institutions and policies is thus rarely explicated, it is …
Mapping Young Neets Across Europe
Over the past decade, the number of young people neither in employment, education, or training (NEET) has reached a seriously high level in many European countries. Previous studies have illustrated the heterogeneity of this group and that they differ considerably across Europe. However, the reasons of these cross-country differences have hardly been investigated so far. This study explores how the rates of different NEET subgroups are conditione…
Is Property an Insurance or an Additional Burden? Financial Stress Among Homeowners in Europe
A crucial function of wealth is to protect individuals from the consequences of adverse life events. However, sometimes wealth also implies additional financial risks. In addition to the insurance function of homeownership (the most common form of wealth), we therefore also examine financial squeezes that reflect the indebtedness and social embeddedness of homeowners and limit their options for dealing with social risks. A third hypothesis expect…
Overeducation among EU and third-country immigrants in Europe
Faced with the demographic shift to a smaller and older labour force, the recruitment of migrants and their successful integration into the labour force is an essential challenge for all European countries. This article discusses the immigrant-native gap regarding the risk of overeducation for 28 European countries on the basis of the EU-LFS 2021 ad hoc module. Immigrants’ higher overeducation risks are interpreted as the result of processes of l…
The relevance of public employment services for the labour market integration of low-qualified young people – a cross-European perspective
In the wake of the Great Recession, youth labour market integration has become a central issue in both national as well as EU policy, e.g. in connection with the European Youth Guarantee. In this context, public employment services (PES) are considered central actors in promoting youth labour market integration. However, since international comparative analyses are scarce and the role of institutions and policies is thus rarely explicated, it is …
The relevance of public employment services for the labour market integration of low-qualified young people – a cross-European perspective
In the wake of the Great Recession, youth labour market integration has become a central issue in both national as well as EU policy, e.g. in connection with the European Youth Guarantee. In this context, public employment services (PES) are considered central actors in promoting youth labour market integration. However, since international comparative analyses are scarce and the role of institutions and policies is thus rarely explicated, it is …
Mapping Young Neets Across Europe
Over the past decade, the number of young people neither in employment, education, or training (NEET) has reached a seriously high level in many European countries. Previous studies have illustrated the heterogeneity of this group and that they differ considerably across Europe. However, the reasons of these cross-country differences have hardly been investigated so far. This study explores how the rates of different NEET subgroups are conditione…
The role of family social capital in school-to-work transitions of young adults in Germany
Is Property an Insurance or an Additional Burden? Financial Stress Among Homeowners in Europe
A crucial function of wealth is to protect individuals from the consequences of adverse life events. However, sometimes wealth also implies additional financial risks. In addition to the insurance function of homeownership (the most common form of wealth), we therefore also examine financial squeezes that reflect the indebtedness and social embeddedness of homeowners and limit their options for dealing with social risks. A third hypothesis expect…
Overeducation among EU and third-country immigrants in Europe
Faced with the demographic shift to a smaller and older labour force, the recruitment of migrants and their successful integration into the labour force is an essential challenge for all European countries. This article discusses the immigrant-native gap regarding the risk of overeducation for 28 European countries on the basis of the EU-LFS 2021 ad hoc module. Immigrants’ higher overeducation risks are interpreted as the result of processes of l…
Family Social Capital and Neet Experiences in the Transition from School to Work
This article examines the role of social capital within families and its interaction with parental socio-economic status in shaping the likelihood of young adults in Germany experiencing episodes of not being in employment, education or training (NEET). Using longitudinal data from the German Family Panel (pairfam), we reconstruct trajectories for the initial 5 years after leaving school that include the occurrence and persistence of NEET episode…
Forschungsnotiz zu Pisa 2012–2022
Angesichts des vielfach diagnostizierten und zunehmenden Zusammenhangs zwischen der familialen Herkunft und dem Schulerfolg von Kindern stellt sich die Frage, ob auch der Zusammenhang zwischen Schulabsentismus und der sozialen Herkunft sich verändert hat. Die Forschungsnotiz greift mit Bezug auf die Kapital-Theorie von James Coleman diese Frage auf und analysiert anhand der PISA-Daten (von 2012, 2015, 2018, 2022), ob sich der Einfluss der soziale…
Labour market reforms, institutional complementarity and the insider-outsider wage gap
This article provides long-term evidence on how wage differentials between permanent and temporary workers are shaped by institutions that play a key role in labour market dualism, i.e. industrial relations, employment protection legislation and unemployment benefits. A two-step multilevel approach with fixed effects is employed using EU-SILC data for 25 European countries spanning up to 17 years (waves 2004-2020, N = 397) to estimate the moderat…
Economics (6 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (5 works) · Labour economics (4 works) · Demographic economics (3 works) · Market economy (3 works) · Unemployment (3 works) · Youth Education and Societal Dynamics (3 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 works)