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text only  cep home page  about the cep  contact us  research   -labour markets: key research areas:   --rise and fall of      unemployment.   --wage inequality.   --social exclusion.   --workless      households.   --southern european      labour markets.   --state of working      britain.   --child labour.   --inequalities in      unemployment.   --staff on this      programme  publications  events & calendar  staff directory  support & services  news & highlights   CEP conferences on science and policy and social exclusion. Richard Freeman and Leon Feinstein have run a series of conferences is designed to bring together policy makers and researchers from a range of disciplines such as brain science, genetics, psychology, sociology, and economics to consider the relative importance of biological, genetic and social factors in the development of aspects of social exclusion. We provide a particular focus on new insights that should inform policymaking and aim to support the development of inter-disciplinary research. These conferences are an important forum for the dissemination of research findings between the scientific community and those engaged in social science. It also helps ensure that research is focused on the needs of policy makers. Last year's conference focused on early childhood. This year's conference focused on adolescence.

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