Horizontal and Vertical Overeducation. A cross-country perspective

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1 Seconda Università degli studi di Napoli Facoltà di Giurisprudenza 22 Dicembre 2011, ore 9:00-18:30 Aula C Lecture Hall Via Perla Santa Maria Capua Vetere (Caserta) Workshop svolto nell'ambito del Corso di Economia Politica II Cattedra In collaborazione con Associazione Italiana degli Economisti del Lavoro Comitato attività culturali e ricreative autogestite dagli studenti Sul tema: Horizontal and Vertical Overeducation. A cross-country perspective 9:00-9:30 Saluti Francesco Rossi, Rettore, Seconda Università di Napoli Lorenzo Chieffi, Preside della Facoltà di Giurisprudenza, Seconda Università di Napoli 9:30-13:30 Morning Session on: Horizontal and Vertical Overeducation: Causes and Consequences Introduzione e coordinamento PETER J. SLOANE Swansea University Relazioni Education-based and skill-based measures of mismatch: An empirical assessment FRANCESCA SGOBBI Università di Brescia Overeducation at a glance. Determinants and Wage Effects of the Educational Mismatch, Looking at the AlmaLaurea data (co-authored with Floro Ernesto Caroleo) FRANCESCO PASTORE Seconda Università di Napoli Education-Occupation Mismatch of Graduates: Evidence from Slovenia" DAŠA FARČNIK University of Ljubljana 1

2 Is there still a wage penalty for being overeducated but well-matched in skills? A panel data analysis of a Swiss graduate cohort MARCO PECORARO Université de Neuchâtel Overeducation early at the career: Stepping Stone or Trap (co-authored with Bart Cockx and Dieter Verhaest) STIJN BAERT Ghent University Delayed Graduation and Overeducation in Italy (co-authored with Francesco Pastore) CARMEN AINA Università del Piemonte Orientale Dibattito 13:30-14:30 Buffet 14:30-15:15 Keynote Lecture Disability and Job Mismatches in the Australian Labour Market" (co-authored with Melanie Jones, Kostas Mavromaras and Zhang Wei) PETER J. SLOANE Swansea University 15:15-15:30 Coffee break 15:30-18:30 Sessione pomeridiana A Cross-Country Perspective on Overeducation Introduzione e coordinamento LILIA COSTABILE Università di Napoli Federico II Relazioni Overeducation and Spatial Flexibility in Italian Local Labour Markets" (co-authored with Emanuela Ghignoni) GIUSEPPE CROCE Università di Roma La Sapienza Educational Qualifications Mismatch in Europe. Is it Demand or Supply Driven?" (co-authored with Alina Verashchagina) EMANUELA GHIGNONI Università di Roma La Sapienza Cross-country differences in Horizontal mismatches among graduates" (co-authored with Rolf van der Velden and Petra Grigorovova) DIETER VERHAEST Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel, Ghent University The Meaning of Overeducation: Reconciling Micro and Macro Aspects" (co-authored with Patrizia Ordine) GIUSEPPE ROSE 2

3 University of Cosenza "Educational signaling, credit constraints and inequality dynamics" (co-authored with Dilip Mookherjee) Marcello D Amato University of Salerno "Regional Migration and Overeducation in Italy" (co-authored with Maria Rosaria Carillo) GIULIA BETTIN Università Politecnica delle Marche Coordinatore scientifico: Prof. Francesco Pastore, francesco.pastore@unina2.it; Coordinatori organizzativi: Dott.ssa Rosa Santo: rosa.santo@unina2.it; tel.: Dott.ssa Elena Scaramella: infoscienzegiuridiche@unina2.it; tel.: Attendance of the workshop is free of charge. Nevertheless, booking in advance is advisable for a better planning of coffee breaks, lunch and other social activities. It is possible to plan organized visits of the coliseum of Santa Maria Capua Vetere and of the Royal Palace of Caserta. Those who are interested in visiting these monuments are kindly requested to mention this in advance. A certificate of attendance will be issued to all those who will request it. Information (Travelling and accommodation) How to reach the Faculty of Law, Seconda Università di Napoli Be aware that the faculty is not in Naples, but in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, in the county of Caserta, about 40 kilometers far from Naples. The Faculty of Law of Seconda Università di Napoli has two headquarters, both located in Santa Maria Capua Vetere. The first base, the most representative, is in Palazzo Melzi, via Mazzocchi 5. The second base, a lecture hall building, where all teaching rooms are located, is in via Perla. They are at a walking distance (about 1 kilometer) far from each other. The workshop will be held possibly in Room C, Lecture Hall Theatre of via Perla It is possible to reach Santa Maria Capua Vetere by airplane (through Napoli, Capodichino Airport), car, train or bus. a) From Naples Capodichino airport: I agreed with the public taxi company a price of 60 (one-way, per car) from the Airport to the lecture hall theatre. On your way back, to have a taxi from Santa Maria Capua Vetere to the airport, please allow half an hour for the taxi to come to SMCV from Naples. In order to have a fixed price, I will call a telephone number on your request anticipating the number of people that will choose this option. Alternatively, at the airport arrivals, catch a bus or a taxi to the main station of Naples (Piazza Garibaldi Station). The taxi has a fixed price for that stretch of road: 12-14, I guess. You would better agree the price at the beginning of the ride, if you want to avoid bad surprises. For the way from Piazza Garibaldi to Santa Maria Capua Vetere, see the next point b); b) From the main station of Naples: a. By train: From Piazza Garibaldi, there is a train every half an hour to Santa Maria Capua Vetere. It takes about 50 minutes. For the timetable, see the website: The station of Santa Maria Capua Vetere is about 1.5 Kilometers from the workshop place. The cost of the train is quite low, about 2.5. b. Outside of the main station of Naples there are also the busses of the ACMS line 7 to Santa Maria Capua Vetere. They go to Capua, but sort out of the highway at Caserta North and to reach Capua, they pass by Santa Maria Capua Vetere. They stop in via Alcide De Gasperi, few meters away from the Lecture Hall Theatre of the Faculty, where the workshop takes place. You can find the timetable of these busses here: 3

4 c) By car: There is an exit of the A1 highway (Autostrada del sole) in the Naples to Rome side at Santa Maria Capua Vetere. The exit is about 1.5 kilometers far from the auditorium. Once at the exit of the highway, just take the direction Santa Maria Capua Vetere and then turn left at the second street and then right again. Ask there how to reach the building. It is very close. The main headquarter (Palazzo Melzi) is a bit farer. It is hard to explain here how to get there, but everybody in town knows about it. Accommodation There are three alternatives: a) Santa Maria Capua Vetere; b) Caserta; c) or Naples. Be aware that the faculty is not in Naples, but in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, in the Province of Caserta, about 40 kilometers far from Naples. If you want to stay more time than that necessary for the seminar, I suggest you to stay in Naples. Instead, if you wish to leave soon after the conference, you would rather stay in Santa Maria Capua Vetere. Caserta is 8.1Km far from Santa Maria Capua Vetere. You need to catch a taxi to get to Santa Maria Capua Vetere. We will provide a free of charge shuttle bus service from the hotel to the place of the conference and vice versa for those of you who will choose a hotel in the area around Santa Maria Capua Vetere, including Caserta. a) In (or close to) Santa Maria Capua Vetere. the following alternatives are available: b) In Caserta: a. SH Residence. It is located very close to the lecture theatre hall. It is for students and rents rooms for a long stay, but will occasionally allow the possibility to rent up to 5 rooms for people coming to the workshop. The price is 35 per night for a single room. No breakfast is provided, but there are plenty of bars all around. In addition, it is close to the conference place. Please contact them directly. You ll find all the contact details at the following web address: b. Hotel Aurelio, 3 stars, Via Nazionale Appia 42, Casapulla (CE). It is very closet o the Faculty. The price for a standard single room plus breakfast is 40. c. Hotel Palma, 4 Stars. The price is 59 per night for a single room. d. Hermitage Capua Hotel, SS. Appia, Km Vitulazio (CE). The price is 79 per night for a single room. a. B&B L antico cortile. The price for a room is 45, including breakfast. b. In Caserta, there are plenty of hotels. Just see c. Crowne Plaza, 4 Stars, Viale Lamberti Ex Area Saint Gobain Caserta Italia: d. Novotel, 4 stars, Strada Statale 87 Sannitica, km 22,600, Caserta, Tel: ; c) In Naples, if you wish to take the occasion to visit the city a. Hotel Europeo, right in the city centre (via Mezzocannone, close to Piazza San Domenico Maggiore). The hotel has an agreement with Seconda University of Naples and provide good prices (about 40) to guests that are visiting. Please, recall to the hotel this agreement. Tel: ; b. All the hotels belonging to the chain: Sea-hotels also provide excellent prices: in this case, you'll reach the hotel by train or bus from the main station of Naples. Almost all sea-hotels are right in the city centre and at a walking distance from the main station. See above for further information on getting to the lecture theatre hall. 4

5 List of participants 1. Massimiliano Agovino, University of Chieti and Pescara 2. Carmen Aina, University of Piemonte Orientale 3. Giulia Bettin, Università Politecnica delle Marche 4. Stijn Baert, Ghent University 5. Maria Rosaria Carillo, University of Naples Parthenope 6. Floro Ernesto Caroleo, University of Naples Parthenope 7. Lorenzo Chieffi, Seconda Università di Napoli 8. Lilia Costabile, Università di Napoli Federico II 9. Giuseppe Croce, University of Rome La Sapienza 10. Marcello D Amato, University of Salerno 11. Orietta Dessy, Catholic University of Milan 12. Daša Farčnik, University of Ljubljana 13. Francesco Ferrante, University of Cassino 14. Emanuela Ghignoni, University of Rome La Sapienza 15. Emiliano Mandrone, Labour Market Unit 16. Raffaele Martone, Seconda Università di Napoli 17. Patrizia Ordine, University of Cosenza 18. Giuliana Parodi, University of Chieti and Pescara 19. Francesco Pastore, Seconda Università di Napoli 20. Marco Pecoraro, Université de Neuchâtel 21. Giuseppe Rose, University of Cosenza 22. Francesco Rossi, Rector of Seconda Università di Napoli 23. Dario Sciulli, University of Chieti and Pescara 24. Francesca Sgobbi, University of Brescia 25. Peter Sloane, Swansea University 26. Simona Tenaglia, Department of social policies 27. Roberta Troisi, University of Salerno 28. Julia Varga, Corvinus University of Budapest 29. Dieter Verhaest, Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel, Ghent University 5