Emmanuel G Reynaud
Biographic Data
| ID | 4066880 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emmanuel G Reynaud |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emmanuel G |
| FAMILY NAME | Reynaud |
| SIGNATURE | REYNAUD E G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institut de recherches économiques et sociales |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1502-661X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Blaschka invertebrate models in Irish institutions
Between 1863 and 1890 the Blaschka workshop, based in Dresden, produced and distributed glass models of more than 700 species of invertebrates, ranging from anemones to radiolarians. Their unique skills and the quality of their modelling of soft-bodied animals attracted a wealth of orders from across the world. During this period museums and universities in Ireland (at the time part of the British Empire) ordered extensively from the Dresden-base…
The Blaschka collection at University College Dublin: Rebuilding its history
The glass marine invertebrate models produced by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka represent the most accurate museum artefacts ever made to represent cnidarians, nudibranchs and radiolarians. University College Dublin, originally the Royal College of Science for Ireland, holds a collection of these models, acquired in 1885, some of which continue to be used as teaching aids to the present day, but many with the passing of time have been damaged. A pro…
The Extension of Social Security Coverage: The Approach of the International Labour Office
One of the major problems of social security today is that most of the world's population has no protection. Extending social security coverage to excluded populations is one of the chief priorities of the nternational Labour Office (ILO) in the framework of its Decent Work strategy. The ILO has developed a new strategy for improving and extending social security coverage. It consists in implementing three complementary forms of action: · Extensi…
Pensions in the European Union: Adapting to Economic and Social Changes
Throughout the European Union, pension schemes are undergoing a process of adaptation to a completely different context. Some of the main stumbling blocks to this process are the great number of issues involved and the diversity of questions that these raise: demographic changes, the labour market, economic growth, social justice, the ways of regulating the established provisions and decision‐making in their regard. These dimensions do not offer …
Italy: A fundamental transformation of the pension system
Italy completely transformed its pension system in 1995. The reform undertaken is of unequalled magnitude in industrialized countries. The main innovations introduced comprise the creation of a single scheme covering all employees, as well as the self‐employed; the adoption of a new method of calculation linking the pension amount to contributions; and the introduction of a flexible retirement age. In addition, measures have been foreseen to enco…
Financing retirement pensions: Pay‐as‐you‐go and funded systems in the European Union
The techniques used to finance retirement pensions in the European Union are extremely varied, as are schemes’institutional frameworks. The standard distinction between pay‐as‐you‐go and funded systems obscures the fact that there are four main types of schemes, each with very distinct methods of regulation and conditions of long‐term viability. An analysis of the current procedures reveals the extent to which the schemes’ways of operating differ…
Les systemes de retraite a l'etranger. Etats-Unis, Allemagne, Royaume-Uni
Les femmes, la violence et l'armee
Familles ouvrières et chômage: Des budgets difficilement compressibles
Fournier Gisèle, Glaude Michel, Reynaud Emmanuel. Familles ouvrières et chômage : des budgets difficilement compressibles. In: Economie et statistique, n°170, Octobre 1984. Nouvelles données sur les entreprises de services / Travailleurs frontaliers / L'inégalité devant les incapacités physiques / Sur la vie des chômeurs. pp. 37-52
Familles ouvrières et chômage: Des budgets difficilement compressibles
Fournier Gisèle, Glaude Michel, Reynaud Emmanuel. Familles ouvrières et chômage : des budgets difficilement compressibles. In: Economie et statistique, n°170, Octobre 1984. Nouvelles données sur les entreprises de services / Travailleurs frontaliers / L'inégalité devant les incapacités physiques / Sur la vie des chômeurs. pp. 37-52
Pensions in the European Union: Adapting to Economic and Social Changes
Throughout the European Union, pension schemes are undergoing a process of adaptation to a completely different context. Some of the main stumbling blocks to this process are the great number of issues involved and the diversity of questions that these raise: demographic changes, the labour market, economic growth, social justice, the ways of regulating the established provisions and decision‐making in their regard. These dimensions do not offer …
Familles ouvrières et chômage: Des budgets difficilement compressibles
Fournier Gisèle, Glaude Michel, Reynaud Emmanuel. Familles ouvrières et chômage : des budgets difficilement compressibles. In: Economie et statistique, n°170, Octobre 1984. Nouvelles données sur les entreprises de services / Travailleurs frontaliers / L'inégalité devant les incapacités physiques / Sur la vie des chômeurs. pp. 37-52
Les femmes, la violence et l'armee
Les systemes de retraite a l'etranger. Etats-Unis, Allemagne, Royaume-Uni
Financing retirement pensions: Pay‐as‐you‐go and funded systems in the European Union
The techniques used to finance retirement pensions in the European Union are extremely varied, as are schemes’institutional frameworks. The standard distinction between pay‐as‐you‐go and funded systems obscures the fact that there are four main types of schemes, each with very distinct methods of regulation and conditions of long‐term viability. An analysis of the current procedures reveals the extent to which the schemes’ways of operating differ…
Italy: A fundamental transformation of the pension system
Italy completely transformed its pension system in 1995. The reform undertaken is of unequalled magnitude in industrialized countries. The main innovations introduced comprise the creation of a single scheme covering all employees, as well as the self‐employed; the adoption of a new method of calculation linking the pension amount to contributions; and the introduction of a flexible retirement age. In addition, measures have been foreseen to enco…
Pensions in the European Union: Adapting to Economic and Social Changes
Throughout the European Union, pension schemes are undergoing a process of adaptation to a completely different context. Some of the main stumbling blocks to this process are the great number of issues involved and the diversity of questions that these raise: demographic changes, the labour market, economic growth, social justice, the ways of regulating the established provisions and decision‐making in their regard. These dimensions do not offer …
The Extension of Social Security Coverage: The Approach of the International Labour Office
One of the major problems of social security today is that most of the world's population has no protection. Extending social security coverage to excluded populations is one of the chief priorities of the nternational Labour Office (ILO) in the framework of its Decent Work strategy. The ILO has developed a new strategy for improving and extending social security coverage. It consists in implementing three complementary forms of action: · Extensi…
The Blaschka collection at University College Dublin: Rebuilding its history
The glass marine invertebrate models produced by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka represent the most accurate museum artefacts ever made to represent cnidarians, nudibranchs and radiolarians. University College Dublin, originally the Royal College of Science for Ireland, holds a collection of these models, acquired in 1885, some of which continue to be used as teaching aids to the present day, but many with the passing of time have been damaged. A pro…
Blaschka invertebrate models in Irish institutions
Between 1863 and 1890 the Blaschka workshop, based in Dresden, produced and distributed glass models of more than 700 species of invertebrates, ranging from anemones to radiolarians. Their unique skills and the quality of their modelling of soft-bodied animals attracted a wealth of orders from across the world. During this period museums and universities in Ireland (at the time part of the British Empire) ordered extensively from the Dresden-base…
Political science (5 works) · Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic policy (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Finance (3 works) · Finance (3 works) · Pension (3 works)