Titlebook: Households, Work and Economic Change: A Comparative Institutional Perspective; Jane Wheelock,?ge Mariussen Book 1997 Springer Science+Busi

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Social Security, Employment and the Householdis chapter explores the stresses that are emerging in the respective roles of insurance and assistance, and how these affect social divisions. Social security systems fall broadly into three categories: those based upon simple entitlement (child benefit without means testing, for example), those whi

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Corporatist Restructuring: A Scandinavian Case Study and UK soil, ideal for agricultural production, and the layers of coal under British soil, are not found in northern Scandinavia. Instead, Norway has other natural resources, such as hydroelectric power, iron, oil, fish, timber and natural gas.

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sing approaches to gain insight into differences between variants of a process that one can leverage to improve the latter. For example, one might consider the same process at different points in time or at different sites. Recent PC methods consider event logs containing data on real-life process e

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?ge Mariussen,Jane Wheelockpurposes. Here, we focus on the following topic. Let the . of a marking be the set of transitions fireable in the future. Along a firing sequence, the sequence of different modes is non increasing, and forms what we call the . of the sequence. The set of achievable trajectories is an important issue

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to understand and analyze their behavior. The feasibility and efficiency of a distributed simulation of these large-scale models is strongly dependent of the information that can be obtained from the models, previously to the simulation process itself. This information can give assistance to the gen

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?ge Mariussen,Jane Wheelocklving multiple entities, such as objects and resources performing different tasks, the interaction of these entities must be taken into account in the alignments. In traditional approaches, it is achieved by considering a log event as matching a model event when . the entities registered in the logg

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Elizabeth Oughton,Jane Wheelock,Agnete Wiborglving multiple entities, such as objects and resources performing different tasks, the interaction of these entities must be taken into account in the alignments. In traditional approaches, it is achieved by considering a log event as matching a model event when . the entities registered in the logg

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Michael Hillto understand and analyze their behavior. The feasibility and efficiency of a distributed simulation of these large-scale models is strongly dependent of the information that can be obtained from the models, previously to the simulation process itself. This information can give assistance to the gen