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Publications
	Freedom of Expression in Europe: Case-Law concerning Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights (Human Rights Files No. 18) National Minority Standards: A Compilation of OSCE and Council of Europe Texts Parenting in Contemporary Europe: A Positive Approach Reconciling Labour Flexibility with Social Cohesion. The Experiences and Specificities of Central and Eastern Europe (Trends in Social Cohesion No. 17) Sudan Post-Conflict Environmental Assessment The Length of Civil and Criminal Proceedings in the Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights (Human Rights Files No. 16) The Position of Aliens in Relation to the European Convention on Human Rights
Web Sights
	Forum on Youth and ICT for Development
World Events
	Ethics and Childcare: A Collective Engagement Phenomena in Juvenile Delinquency: New Penal Forms The Migration of Unaccompanied Minors in Europe: the Contexts of Origin, the Migration Routes and the Reception Systems

Publications

Reconciling Labour Flexibility with Social Cohesion. The Experiences and Specificities of Central and Eastern Europe (Trends in Social Cohesion No. 17)

This volume contributes to starting a pan-European reflection on the concepts and issues of labour flexibility and social cohesion. It contributes to the understanding of the specificities of certain realities in central and eastern Europe, including Turkey, in order to conceive adequate strategies for conciliation.

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