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Bart
Cockx
Sherppa
Faculty of Economics and Business Adminstration Ghent
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Study Hive for Economic Research and Public Policy Analysis (Sherppa)
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
Ghent University
Tweekerkenstraat 2
B-9000 Gent (Belgium)
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Other Affiliations and International Networks
- Extramural Fellow
of IRES, Université catholique de Louvain,
Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium.
- Research Fellow
of the "Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der
Arbeit" (IZA),
Bonn, Germany.
- Research fellow of the CESifo, Munich,
Germany.
- 1992 Ph.D. in
Economics at the Department of Economics of the Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven (KULeuven).
- 1987 Master
of Science in Economics at The London School of Economics.
- 1986
Undergraduate degree in Economics at the Department of Economics of the KULeuven.
- 2008- Full Professor at the Faculty of Economics and
Business Administration, Ghent University
- 1993-2008 Professor at the Department of
Economics of the Université catholique
de Louvain (UCLouvain)
- 1994 Human Capital and Mobility (HCM) Post-doctoral
researcher at the Tinbergen Institute Amsterdam.
- 1992-1993 Post-doctoral researcher at the
Department of Economics of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KULeuven).
- 1988-1992 Doctoral researcher of the National
Science Foundation at the Department of Economics of the KULeuven.
- 1987-1988 Teaching Assistant at the Department
of Economics of the KULeuven.
Adminsitrative Responsibilities
- Member of the Research
Commission of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
Pierre Picard (1998), Carine Brasseur (2000), Anna D'Addio (2000), M. Dejemeppe (2002), Christian Göbel
(2007), Matteo Picchio (2009), Ana Maria Diaz (2011), Stijn Baert (since
2008), Corinna Ghirelli (since 2010), Joost Bollens (since 2011).
Ph.D. Committees
Oliver
Paddison (UCLouvain, 2000),
Thomas Brodaty (Université
Paris I, la "Sorbonne", France, 2002), Robin, Stéphane
(Université de Grenoble, 2002), Frank Siebern (European University Institute (EUI), Firenze,
Italy, 2002), Isabelle Degreef (UCLouvain,
ongoing), Mathias Hungerbühler (UCLouvain, 2004),
Julian Perelman (UCLouvain, 2005), Dieter Verhaest
(Ghent University, 2006), Maresa Sprietsma
(UCLouvain, 2007), Kristian
Orsini (KULeuven, 2008),
Paolo Naticchioni (UCLouvain,
2008), Marjan Maes (UCLouvain, 2008), Sylvie Blasco (EHESS, Paris, 2009), François Poinas (Université Lyon-2, 2009), Anne-Claire Thomas (UCLouvain, 2011), Laura Rovegno (UCLouvain,
ongoing), Marco Pecoraro (UClouvain,
ongoing), Sofia Possoa e Costa (UCLouvain,
ongoing), Daan Isebaert (Ghent University, ongoing), Lies Bouten (Ghent
University, 2011), Dries Benoit (Ghent University, 2011), José Luis Figueroa
(Ghent university, ongoing).
Publications in
refereed journals
Cockx Bart
and Bruno Van der Linden (2010), “Flexicurity in Belgium. A
reform proposal based on economic principles”, International
Labour Review, 149 (3), 361-372.
Cockx, Bart, Stéphane Robin et Christian Göbel (2010),
« Les effets sur l’emploi du complément de revenu au travail à temps
partiel en Belgique », Revue
Economique, 61 (2), 299-312.
Cockx Bart and Muriel Dejemeppe (2005), " Duration Dependence in
the Exit Rate out of Unemployment in Belgium. Is it True or Spurious?", The Journal of Applied Econometrics, 20, 1-23.
Cockx Bart
and Carine Brasseur (2003),
“The demand for physician services. Evidence from a natural
experiment”, Journal of Health Economics,
22 (6), 881-913.
Cockx Bart
(2003), "Vocational Training of Unemployed Workers in Belgium", Konjunkturpolitik - Applied Economics Quarterly, 49 (1), 23-47.
Cockx Bart
and Geert Ridder (2001), "Social Employment of Welfare Recipients in
Belgium: An Evaluation", The
Economic Journal , 111 (470), 322-352.
Cockx Bart
(2000), "The design of active labour market
policies: Building in effective incentives", International
Labour Review, 139 (4), 457-480.
Cockx Bart,
Bruno Van der Linden and Adel Karaa (1998),
"Active labour market policies and job
tenure", Oxford
Economic Papers, 50, 685-708.
Cockx, Bart
(1997), "Analysis of Transition Data by the Minimum Chi-Square
Method. An Application to Welfare Spells in Belgium", The Review
of Economics and Statistics, 79(3), 392-405.
Forthcoming articles
Cockx Bart and Matteo Picchio (2011), “Are
Short-Lived Jobs Stepping Stones to Long-Lasting Jobs?”, forthcoming in Oxford Bulletin of
Economics and Statistics, Working paper 2009-560, Faculty of
Economics and Business Administration, Ghent University, IRES DP
2009-04, UCLouvain,
IZA 4007, CESifo
2569.
Cockx,
Bart, Christian Göbel and Stéphane Robin (2010), “Can
Income Support for Part-Time Workers Serve as a Stepping Stone to Regular Jobs?
An Application to Young Long-Term Unemployed Women”, forthcoming in Empirical
Economics, Special Issue on the Estimation of Treatment Effects:
Recent Developments and Applications.
Other journals (last 5
years)
Cockx, B. M. Dejemeppe en B. Van der Linden (2011), “Sneller aan werk dankzij activering van het zoeken?”, Over.Werk, 21 (2), 142-152; “L’activation du comportement de recherche d’emploi favorise-t-elle un retour plus rapide à l’emploi ?”, Regards économiques. 85.
Cockx, B. (2009), “Flexizekerheid in België. Een voorstel gebaseerd op economische principes”, Over.Werk,.19 (2), 50-61.
Cockx, B. (2009), “La flexicurité en Belgique. Une proposition basée sur des principes économiques”, Regards économiques, 73.
Cockx, B. (2008), "Is een kortstondige job voor jongeren zonder werkervaring een springplank naar een duurzame baan?", Over.Werk
, 18 (3-4).Contributions to Books and Conference
Proceedings (last 5 years)
Cockx, Bart (2008), “Incidence des subsides à
l’emploi dans le marché du travail belge en réalité”, dans Valenduc et al. (eds.), Publieke Financiën in België, Deel Parafiscaliteit en Arbeidsmarkt,
forthcoming.
Research Reports (last 5 years)