Cosmopolitism, Labour Market and Institutional Changes in Luxembourg.

Franz Clement

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Cosmopolitism, Labour Market and Institutional Changes in Luxembourg.

Franz Clement

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It is widely known that the tiny Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg knows a very particular situation on its labour market: lots of foreigners and crossborder workers do their jobs in Luxembourg for a long time. But the topic of their sociopolitical integration is not really known and discussed. That is why I will try in the following pages to show what are the mechanisms adopted by the country to encourage this type of integration. Two categories of workers are considered in the text: the resident workers, who are inhabitants of Luxembourg and who can have the Luxembourgish nationality or a foreign nationality. Then, the crossborder workers: they are not inhabitants of the country, they live abroad but come for their work each day in Luxembourg.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Sustainable Economy and Sustainable Employment
Subtitle of host publication	Approaches to Measuring Sustainability in Regional and Local Labour Market Monitoring
Editors	Christa Larsen, Alfons Schmid, Sigrid Rand, Rolf Keil
Place of Publication	Munich
Publisher	Rainer Hampp Verlag
Pages	547-567
ISBN (Print)	978-3957100160
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.978.395710/1167
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Luxembourg
cosmopolitism
crossborder workers
labour market
sociopolitical integration

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Sustainable Economy and Sustainable Employment: Approaches to Measuring Sustainability in Regional and Local Labour Market Monitoring. ed. / Christa Larsen; Alfons Schmid; Sigrid Rand; Rolf Keil. Munich: Rainer Hampp Verlag, 2014. p. 547-567.

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Cosmopolitism, Labour Market and Institutional Changes in Luxembourg.

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Solving a dynamic user-optimal route guidance problem based on joint strategy fictitious play

The production of a new Eurasian capital on the Kazakh steppe: architecture, urban design, and identity in Astana.

International Parental Migration and the Psychological Well-being of Children in Ghana, Angola, and Nigeria.

Comparative Metropolitan Policy: Governing Beyond Local Boundaries in the Imagined Metropolis.

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