This article analyses the old and new dualisation processes that have emerged in Italy in the last twenty years. By focusing on the dualising outcomes of labour market and antipoverty policies, it addresses the trajectories followed by dualisation and their effects on the divides between insiders and outsiders. Within this framework it is argued that dualisation is not a stable equilibrium, but rather the result of the interconnections between institutional arrangements and the variable decisions of social and political actors.

Rizza Roberto, Ciarini Andrea (2021). How stable is dualization? The case of labour market and antipoverty policies in Italy. SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO, 159(1), 89-110 [10.3280/SL2021-159005].

How stable is dualization? The case of labour market and antipoverty policies in Italy

Rizza Roberto
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2021

Abstract

This article analyses the old and new dualisation processes that have emerged in Italy in the last twenty years. By focusing on the dualising outcomes of labour market and antipoverty policies, it addresses the trajectories followed by dualisation and their effects on the divides between insiders and outsiders. Within this framework it is argued that dualisation is not a stable equilibrium, but rather the result of the interconnections between institutional arrangements and the variable decisions of social and political actors.
2021
Rizza Roberto, Ciarini Andrea (2021). How stable is dualization? The case of labour market and antipoverty policies in Italy. SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO, 159(1), 89-110 [10.3280/SL2021-159005].
Rizza Roberto; Ciarini Andrea
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