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The Future of the Gender Pension Gap - Results of the dynamic simulations for Switzerland

Reference

Kirn, T., & Baumann, N. (2021, 25.02.2021). The Future of the Gender Pension Gap - Results of the dynamic simulations for Switzerland. 3. Stakeholder Meeting für das Projekt MIGAPE, Universität Liechtenstein - online.

Publication Type

Scientific Presentation

Staff Members

Dr. Tanja Kirn Nicolas Baumann BSc

Participating Institutions

Center for Economics

Research

MIGAPE
FFF-Funding Project
June 2021 until August 2021 (finished)
On average, women receive a lower pension than men. This is known as the Gender Pension Gap. MIGAPE (2019-2021) is an international research project aiming at improving the understanding of the ... More

The future of Gender Pension Gaps - Main findings from the MIGAPE project

Reference

Barslund,Mikkel, Dekkers,Gijs, van den Bosch, K., Kirn, T., Baumann, N., Kump, N., Liegeois, P., Moreira, A., Stropnik, N., & Vergnat, V. (2021). The future of Gender Pension Gaps - Main findings from the MIGAPE project. Brussels: CEPS - Center for European Policy Studies.

Publication Type

Project report

Staff Members

Dr. Tanja Kirn Nicolas Baumann BSc

Participating Institutions

Center for Economics

Design Science Research of High Practical Relevance - Dancing Through Space and Time

Reference

vom Brocke, J., Weber, M., & Grisold, T. (2021). Design Science Research of High Practical Relevance - Dancing Through Space and Time. In P. Rohner, J. Schelp & S. Aier (Eds.), Engineering the Transformation of the Enterprise - A Design Science Research Perspective (pp. 115-135). Cham, Switzerland: Springer.

Publication Type

Chapter in Edited Book

Staff Members

Prof. Dr. Jan vom Brocke Dr. rer. oec. Manuel Weber MSc Prof. Dr. Thomas Grisold

Participating Institutions

Institute of Information Systems Hilti Chair of Business Process Management

DOI

https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-84655-8_8

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Reference

Howe, L. B. (2020). Densification in Comparison: Alexandra and Marlboro South. In Philip Harrison & Alison Todes (Eds.), Densification Policies and Processes: Johannesburg in an international perspective (pp. 179-192). Cheltemham: Edward Elgar Press.

Publication Type

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Staff Members

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