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La comunità scientifica dell’Istituto - che si occupa di analisi, monitoraggio e valutazione delle politiche del lavoro, delle politiche dell’istruzione e della formazione, delle politiche sociali e, in generale, di tutte le politiche economiche che hanno effetti sul mercato del lavoro - ha affrontato alcune tematiche completamente nuove, ottimizzando il know-how istituzionale ed orientandolo al bisogno di informazione come è successo per il tema emergenza sanitaria, altre tematiche erano invece già consolidate ma sono state affrontate in chiave emergenziale (come la didattica a distanza che INAPP già ISFOL studia dal 1990 e che improvvisamente nel 2020 con il proprio acronimo DAD ha guadagnato gli onori della cronaca.)
Questa meta-bibliografia raccoglie le bibliografie di 21 pubblicazioni uscite nelle collane editoriali e si basa su un approccio repertoriale: sistematizzare le fonti consultate dagli autori perché da loro indicate come fonti di riferimento per l’argomento trattato.
Il criterio di presentazione delle singole bibliografie, organizzate per uscita cronologica della pubblicazione madre, riflette l’indicizzazione per parole chiave attribuita alle pubblicazioni stesse sulla base del Thesaurus Inapp.
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Ammortizzatori sociali; Emergenza sanitaria; Politiche dell'occupazione 46
Analisi delle mansioni; Disoccupazione; Domanda e offerta di lavoro 25
Analisi econometrica; Mercato del lavoro; Politiche sociali 82
Carceri; Detenuti; Inclusione sociale 68
Collocamento mirato; Normativa e giurisprudenza; Persone con disabilità 91
Competenze; Fabbisogni professionali; ICT 99
Condizioni di lavoro; Emergenza sanitaria; Sicurezza sul lavoro 48
Contratti di lavoro; Contratto a tempo determinato; Disoccupazione 54
Crisi economica; Disuguaglianza sociale; Emergenza sanitaria 11
Digital economy; Industria 4.0; Organizzazione del lavoro 13
Discriminazione salariale; Emergenza sanitaria; Telelavoro 31
Disoccupazione; Domanda e offerta di lavoro; Istruzione 40
Emergenza sanitaria; Regioni; Sistema sanitario nazionale 37
EQAVET; Formazione dei formatori; IeFP; Qualità della formazione 66
Flessibilità, imprese, produttività 04
IeFP; IFTS; Transizione scuola-lavoro 66
Immigrazione; Istruzione; Occupazione 49
Impresa; Incentivi all'occupazione; Valutazione delle politiche 20
Innovazione tecnologica; Lavoro precario; Mercato del lavoro 70
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