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bea cantillonVerified email at uantwerpen.be
Julie VinckCentre for Social Policy (University of Antwerp) and Centre for Sociological Research (KU Leuven)Verified email at uantwerpen.be
Zachary ParolinBocconi University, Columbia UniversityVerified email at columbia.edu
Rense NieuwenhuisAssociate Professor, Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI)Verified email at sofi.su.se
Sarah MarchalAssistant professor, Universiteit AntwerpenVerified email at uantwerpen.be
Alzbeta BartovaCentre for Sociological Research, KU LeuvenVerified email at kuleuven.be
Ive MarxProfessor of socio-ecomic policy, University of AntwerpVerified email at uantwerpen.be
Emmanuele PavoliniUniversity of MilanVerified email at unimi.it
Adeline OttoKU LeuvenVerified email at kuleuven.be
Lore Van HerrewegheUniversity of LeuvenVerified email at kuleuven.be
Michel VandenbroeckDepartment of Social Work and Social Pedagogy at Ghent UniversityVerified email at ugent.be
Laure-lise RobbenKU LeuvenVerified email at kuleuven.be
Hannah ZagelWZB Berlin Social Science CenterVerified email at wzb.eu
Giuliano BonoliIDHEAP, University of LausanneVerified email at idheap.unil.ch
Tijs LaenenPostdoctoral researcher, KU LeuvenVerified email at kuleuven.be
Max ThaningSwedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI), Stockholm universityVerified email at sofi.su.se
Lovisa BackmanPhD StudentVerified email at sociology.su.se
Sarah Van de VeldeAssociate Professor, Centre for Population Family and Health (CPFH), University of AntwerpVerified email at uantwerpen.be
Thomas BiegertAssociate Professor in Social Policy, London School of Economics and Political SciencesVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Rossella CicciaUniversity of OxfordVerified email at spi.ox.ac.uk

Wim Van Lancker

Associate Professor, University of Leuven

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Family policy Poverty Social Policy Inequality Social Work


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COVID-19, school closures, and child poverty: a social crisis in the making W Van Lancker, Z Parolin The Lancet Public Health 5 (5), e243-e244, 2020	2043	2020
Three shortcomings of the social investment perspective B Cantillon, W Van Lancker Social Policy and Society 12 (4), 553-564, 2013	263	2013
The Matthew effect in childcare use: a matter of policies or preferences? E Pavolini, W Van Lancker Journal of European Public Policy 25 (6), 878-893, 2018	249	2018
Who benefits? The social distribution of subsidized childcare in Sweden and Flanders WV Lancker, J Ghysels Acta Sociologica 55 (2), 125-142, 2012	209*	2012
The unequal benefits of activation: an analysis of the social distribution of family policy among families with young children J Ghysels, W Van Lancker Journal of European Social Policy 21 (5), 472-485, 2011	189	2011
Putting the Child-Centred Investment Strategy to the Test: Evidence for the EU27 W Van Lancker European Journal of Social Security 15 (1), 4-27, 2013	181	2013
The impact of child benefits on single mother poverty: Exploring the role of targeting in 15 European countries W Van Lancker, J Ghysels, B Cantillon International Journal of Social Welfare 24 (3), 210-222, 2015	160*	2015
Universalism under siege? Exploring the association between targeting, child benefits and child poverty across 26 countries W Van Lancker, N Van Mechelen Social science research 50, 60-75, 2015	154	2015
Social Investment and the Matthew effect G Bonoli, B Cantillon, W Van Lancker The uses of social investment, 66-76, 2017	148	2017
Explaining patterns of inequality in childcare service use across 31 developed economies: A welfare state perspective W Van Lancker, J Ghysels International Journal of Comparative Sociology 57 (5), 310-337, 2016	130	2016
The European world of temporary employment WV Lancker European Societies 14 (1), 83-111, 2012	111*	2012
Reducing Inequality in Childcare Service Use across European Countries: What (if any) Is the role of Social Spending? W Van Lancker Social Policy & Administration 52 (1), 271-292, 2018	98	2018
Solidarity and reciprocity in the social investment state: what can be learned from the case of Flemish school allowances and truancy? B Cantillon, W Van Lancker Journal of social policy 41 (04), 657-675, 2012	52	2012
Trends in Women’s Employment and Poverty Rates in OECD Countries: A Kitagawa–Blinder–Oaxaca Decomposition R Nieuwenhuis, W Van Lancker, D Collado, B Cantillon Italian Economic Journal 6 (1), 37-61, 2020	45*	2020
Family policies’ long-term effects on poverty: a comparative analysis of single and partnered mothers H Zagel, W Van Lancker Journal of European Social Policy 32 (2), 166-181, 2022	39	2022
The Palgrave Handbook of Family Policy R Nieuwenhuis, W Van Lancker Springer Nature, 2020	39	2020
Non‐take up of the supplemental child benefit for children with a disability in Belgium: A mixed‐method approach J Vinck, J Lebeer, W Van Lancker Social Policy & Administration 53 (3), 357-384, 2019	39	2019
Het Matteüseffect onder de loep: over het ongelijke gebruik van kinderopvang in Vlaanderen J Ghysels, W Van Lancker UA/Berichten, 2009	38	2009
What a social investment ‘litmus test’must address: A response to Plavgo and Hemerijck Z Parolin, W Van Lancker Journal of European Social Policy 31 (3), 297-308, 2021	32	2021
To whose benefit? An empirical and comparative investigation into the (un)intended consequences of family policy in the social investment state WIM VAN LANCKER University of Antwerp, Department of Sociology, 2014	32*	2014

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