Gender Spaces

in Wille, Christian; Reckinger, Rachel; Kmec, Sonja (Eds.) et al Spaces and Identities in Border Regions. Politics - Media - Subjects (2016)

Policy Report on Migration and Asylum 2014 - Luxembourg

Report (2015)

The structure of the political system and the institutional context of Luxembourg were described in detail in the previous policy reports on migration and asylum. Important changes related to the national ... [more ▼]

The structure of the political system and the institutional context of Luxembourg were described in detail in the previous policy reports on migration and asylum. Important changes related to the national elections of 2014 can be found in the Policy Report. [less ▲]

Einleitung

in Schneider, Erik (Ed.) Normierte Kinder. Effekte der Geschlechternormativität auf Kindheit und Adoleszenz (2014)

Immer wieder Geschlecht - immer wieder anders. Versuch einer Begriffsbestimmung

in Schneider, Erik (Ed.) Normierte Kinder. Effekte der Geschlechternormativität auf Kindheit und Adoleszenz (2014)

MIGRANT ACCESS TO SOCIAL SECURITY: POLICIES AND PRACTICE IN LUXEMBOURG

Report (2014)

The social security system in Luxembourg is in principle a contributory-based system different to other countries, which have a residence-based system. The social protection system is composed of three ... [more ▼]

The social security system in Luxembourg is in principle a contributory-based system different to other countries, which have a residence-based system. The social protection system is composed of three major branches: a) Social security: This branch comprehends healthcare, sick cash benefits, maternity and paternity leave benefits, accidents at work and occupational diseases, long-term care, invalidity benefits, old-age pensions, survivors’ pensions and family allowances. The social security benefits are financed by contributions paid either by the employer, the employee or the State. We include in this branch unemployment because the employee contributes to the system. The only requirements that the beneficiary has to fulfill are the objective criteria for granting each one of the benefits. b) Social assistance system: This branch comprehends the guaranteed minimum income (RMG), which is financed by general taxation and is paid from the general budget of the State. The persons have to prove that they do not have sufficient means to live when their income does not reach a certain threshold. c) Social aid: This is considered the safety net of the system. This aid allows people in need and their families to have a life in dignity. As the social assistance system it is financed by general taxation and in principle any person residing in Luxembourg can benefit from it if s/he fulfills the criteria. This benefit is granted and distributed by the social assistance offices of the municipalities. [less ▲]

The use of detention and alternatives to detention in the context of immigration policies - Luxembourg

Report (2014)

Good Practices in the Return and Reintegration of Irregular Migrants: Member States’ Entry Bans Policy & Use of Readmission Agreements between Member States and Third Countries - Luxembourg

Report (2014)

The interaction between the media and the public opinion: social media becoming a source of information in Luxembourg, 2014

Scientific Conference (2014)

Geschlechterpluralitäten als Existenzmuster

in Sieburg, Heinz (Ed.) Geschlecht in Literatur und Geschichte: Bilder - Identitäten – Konstruktionen (2014)

Policy Report on Migration and Asylum 2012 - Luxembourg

Report (2013)