Target Group Monitoring in European Regions - Empirical Findings and Conceptual Approaches

Foreword of the Editors

Contents

List of Tables

List of Figures

Address of the European Representation of the Bundesagentur fuer Arbeit (German Federal Employment Agency) in Brussels

Introduction

I. Approaches of Target Group Monitoring related to the Labour Market Integration of Migrants

1.1 Challenge of Integrating Migrants in Regional Labour Markets – Scientific and Political Views

1.2 Monitoring Approaches Evolved in Practice

1.3 Using the Conceptual Avenue of Regional Labour Market Monitoring

II. Requirements for the Application of Conceptual Elements on other Target Groups

2.1 Target Group Monitoring related to Older and Young Employees and Unemployed

2.2 Target Group Monitoring focussing on Low-Skilled, Semi-Skilled and Skilled Employees and Unemployed

III. Relationship between Target Group Monitoring and Industry Monitoring

IV. Outlook

Bibliographical References

About the Authors

Abstract