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Journal Article
The Insider–Outsider Dilemma
2014
Overview
This Research Note is concerned with the relationship between party politics and the political behavior of insiders and outsiders in the labor market. Insiders have stable and protected employment whereas 'outsiders' have insecure jobs or no jobs at all. Recent work in comparative political economy has identified the increasing political and economic relevance of this distinction. So far, however, most studies of labor market 'dualization' have been concerned with macro-level factors such as political institutions, public policies, and structural economic change, not with individual political behavior. By contrast, we use both macro-level and micro-level evidence in order to examine how party strategies influence individual behavior and vice versa.
