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Guardiancich
Igor |
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Specialist fields :
Pension policy and reforms,
Post-socialist transition
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Short Biography
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Igor Guardiancich graduated in Economics at the Università di Trieste in 2001 and obtained his Master’s degree in Political Economy of Transition at the London School of Economics in 2003. The following year he joined the European University Institute, where he recently defended his PhD entitled
Pension Reforms in Central, Eastern and Southeastern
Europe: Legislation, Implementation and
Sustainability. This entailed thorough fieldwork research in Belgium, Croatia, Hungary, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia.
His working and research experience includes periods spent at the European Commission - DG Enlargement (2005), at the International Labour Organisation (2005), at the European Trade Union Institute (2008). As for his academic involvement, in 2007-2008 he was a visiting fellow at the Central European University in Budapest and at the Centrum Europejskie Natolin in Warsaw. He collaborates with various research networks, such as RECWOWE, Reconciling Work and Welfare in Europe, on the interplay between flexicurity and old-age pensions and the ERSTE Foundation Social Research Fellowship ‘Generations in Dialogue’, on social inclusion and pensions in former Yugoslavia. In addition to being employed at the Observatoire social européen, he will soon start working as an academic collaborator on higher education issues at the Academic Careers Observatory of the Max Weber Program in Florence. |
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Publications
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2009
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Institutional Survival and Return: Examples from the New Pension
Orthodoxy
Guardiancich, I. (2009)
ETUI Working Paper No.2009.08. Brussels, European Trade Union Institute.
EN
Etui
website
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The New Pension Orthodoxy in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe: Lessons for Prospective
Reformers
Guardiancich, I. (2009)
Rivista italiana di politiche pubbliche 8, No.1,
pp.5-31.
Website
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Pension Reforms in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe: Legislation, Implementation and
Sustainability
Guardiancich, I. (2009)
PhD dissertation. Florence, European University Institute.
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Report on Cross-Border IORPs: The Implications for the Creation of Pan-European Pension Plans of Directive 2003/41/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 3 June 2003 on the Activities and Supervision of Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision (IORP
Directive).
Guardiancich, I. (2009)
Report prepared for Prof. Maurizio Ferrera, Università degli Studi di Milano. |
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2008
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How Not to Implement: Hungarian Pension Reforms in an Institutionalist
Perspective
Guardiancich, I. (2008)
TIGER Working Paper Series No. 110.
Warsaw: Transformation, Integration and Globalization Economic Research.
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Southeast European Pension Systems and Three Types of Reform
Unsustainability
Guardiancich,
I. (2008)
Südosteuropa 56, No.4,
pp.480-502.
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The Sustainability of Pension Reforms in Central, Eastern and South-eastern
Europe
Guardiancich, I. (2008)
South-East Europe Review for Labour and Social Affairs 11,
No.2, pp. 185-197.
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2007
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The
Political Economy of Pension
Reforms in Croatia: 1991-2006
Guardiancich, I. (2007)
Financial Theory and Practice
31, No.2, pp.95-151.
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Institutional Degeneration of Multipillar Pension Systems: The Case of
Croatia
Guardiancich, I. (2007)
EUI Working Papers SPS No. 2007/10. Florence: European University Institute.
Database
of EU Institutions
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2004
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Welfare State Retrenchment in Central and Eastern Europe: The Case of Pension Reforms in Poland and
Slovenia
Guardiancich, I. (2004)
Managing Global Transitions 2,
No.1, pp. 41-64.
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