CURRICULUM VITAE 1. General Information Date and place of birth

CURRICULUM VITAE
JÉRÔME DE HENAU
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General Information
Date and place of birth :
Nationality:
Sex :
May 20, 1978 (Uccle)
Belgian
male
Home address :
Postal address :
Telephone :
Fax :
e-mail :
332/3è, av. de la Couronne, 1050, Bruxelles
332/3è, av. de la Couronne, 1050 Bruxelles
+32 476 24 52 52 (mobile phone)
+32 2 650 42 55 (work)
+32 2 650 38 25 (work)
[email protected]
Lingusitic skills:
French :
English :
Dutch :
Italian :
Spanish :
mother tongue
very good (learned at school and practising at work)
good (learned at school)
moderate to good (family, friends, oral skills)
moderate (exchange Erasmus)
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University degrees
From 2002:
Ph.D. student – Université Libre de Bruxelles / Doctoral programme of
the Solvay Business School and DULBEA
Director: Prof. Danièle Meulders
Title: «Essais sur le thème de la société du bien-être et des solidarités à travers
le prisme du temps et du capital humain »
2002-2003 :
DEA (postgraduate) – Université Libre de Bruxelles / Doctoral
programme of the Solvay Business School
« Alma Mater, Homo Sapiens, ça fait mâle docteur ? Eléments d’analyse des
déterminants de la thèse de doctorat en Communauté française ». Director :
Prof. Danièle Meulders.
Thesis (June) :
1996-2001 :
1st year:
2nd year:
3rd year:
4th year:
5th year:
Thesis (June) :
Université Libre de Bruxelles / Solvay Business School – Specialisation :
Finance
June, 1997, High Honour (GD)
June, 1998, Honour (D)
June, 1999, Honour (D)
June, 2000, Honour (D)
June, 2001, Honour (D)
« Facteurs socio-économiques d’insertion des pays dans l’Economie
mondialisée. Construction d’indicateurs ». Directeur : Prof. Christian
Vandermotten.
1990-1996 :
High school - Athénée Royal d’Uccle I
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3.
3.1.
Scientific career :
From September 2001: Researcher at the DULBEA – ETE (Départment of Applied Economics of
the Université Libre de Bruxelles, laboratory of Labour Economics and Public Economics).
2001-2002 :
From January 2003:
fixed-term contract (external fonds)
open-ended contract
Research supervisor: Prof. Danièle Meulders
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3.2.
Current research projects (2004/2005):
- Analyse des temps sociaux et construction d’indicateurs de bien-être (2003-2005), FRFC project
“deux chantiers de socio-économie” for the French Community, in collaboration with the UCL and
the ULg (Prof. Defourny).
- The Rationale of Motherhood choices: Influence of Employment and of Public Policies (MOCHO).
Part of the Key Action “improving Human Research Potential and the Socio-Economic Knowledge
Base” of the Fifth Framework Programme of the European Commission.
Former research :
- Centrale des services à domicile (CSD Bruxelles) – Analyse critique, propositions et perspectives du
maintien à domicile, (achevé en décembre 2003)
- La représentation des femmes dans la recherche au sein des institutions universitaires de la
Communauté française (2001-2002). Etude commanditée par la Ministre de l’Enseignement
Supérieur, Mme Françoise Dupuis.
- EUROMOD-MICRESA : European microsimulation programme of tax-benefits systems
(Décembre 2001 – mai 2002, comme collaborateur dans la rédaction du rapport belge)
- Fiscalité du tabac : évaluation des effets sur la consommation et les recettes fiscales – étude réalisée à
la demande de Rudy Demotte, Ministre des Affaires sociales et de la Santé publique (mars 2004)
Studies abroad
Erasmus-Socrates programme : Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (February – June 2000)
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4.1.
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4.2.
Teaching career :
University teaching
From October 2002, Assistant for the Institut des Sciences du Travail (50% ETP),
- Séminaire d’Economie du travail et d’Economie sociale – licences à horaire décalé (Prof.
Danièle Meulders)
2001-2002, Assistant in Microeconomics and Finance (ECON058) for Michel Dietsch (13,5% ETP)
2nd cycle Thesis
Help and guidance for thesis of the so-called “licences à horaire décalé” at the Institut des Sciences du
Travail and assistant supervisor of thesis and final dissertations (“assesseur”).
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5.
5.1.
Publications and scientific activities :
List of publications
5.1.1.
Collectively written publications (with referee procedure)
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De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders et Emilie Zadunayski (2003). Home Sweet Home. Au chevet des
politiques de maintien à domicile dans la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale, Brussels Economic
Series, Editions du Dulbéa, Bruxelles, 194 pp.
De Henau, J. et Danièle Meulders (2003). Alma Mater, Homo Sapiens ? Quel genre pour la
recherche universitaire ?, Brussels Economic Series, Editions du Dulbéa, Bruxelles, 220 pp.
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Collectively edited publications
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Achy, L., J. De Henau, N. El Kadiri, K. Kateb, J. Laufer, C. Marry, M. Maruani, D.
Meulders, R. Silvera, C. Sofer et S. Zouari, eds. (2004). Marché du travail et genre MaghrebEurope, Brussels Economic Series, Editions du Dulbéa, Bruxelles 410 pp.
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Articles in Collectively written publications (with referee procedure)
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De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders, Síle O’Dorchai and Hélène Périvier (forthcoming).
“Making Time for Working Parents. Comparing Public Childcare Provision across EU15”, In: Del Boca, D. and C. Wetzels (Eds.) Motherhood, Employment and Public Policies ,
Cambridge University Press.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders, Síle O’Dorchai and Hélène Périvier (forthcoming).
“Parents’ Care and Career. Comparing Parental Leave Policies across EU-15”, In: Del
Boca, D. and C. Wetzels (Eds.) Motherhood, Employment and Public Policies , Cambridge
University Press.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders, Síle O’Dorchai and Hélène Périvier (forthcoming).
“Support for Market Care. Comparing Child Cash and Tax Benefits across EU-15”, In:
Del Boca, D. and C. Wetzels (Eds.) Motherhood, Employment and Public Policies, Cambridge
University Press.
De Henau, J. and Catherine Marry (2004). “Education et insertion professionnelle –
Introduction”, in Achy, L., J. De Henau, N. El Kadiri, K. Kateb, J. Laufer, C. Marry,
M. Maruani, D. Meulders, R. Silvera, C. Sofer et S. Zouari, eds. (2004). Marché du travail
et genre Maghreb-Europe, Brussels Economic Series, Editions du Dulbéa, Bruxelles 410
pp.
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Articles in international scientific journals (with referee procedure)
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De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2006, forthcoming). “The Childcare
Triad ? Indicators Assessing Three Fields of Child Policies towards Working Mothers
in the EU-15”, Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, Special issue, January 2006
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders, Síle O’Dorchai et Hélène Périvier (2004). « The relative
generosity of the EU countries’ childcare systems », Transfer, Vol. 10 n°1, spring.
De Henau, J. et Isabelle Puech (2003). « Mettre du genre à l’ouvrage au Maghreb », in
Travail, genre et sociétés, L’Harmattan, Paris, octobre.
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Articles in national scientific journals
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De Henau, J. (2003). « L’université préfère les hommes », in Politique, n°30, Bruxelles.
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5.1.6.
Reports
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De Henau, J. et Danièle Meulders (2002)., La représentation des femmes dans la recherche au sein des
institutions universitaires de la Communauté française de Belgique, Rapport à Françoise Dupuis,
Ministre de l’Enseignement supérieur et de Promotion sociale et de la Recherche
scientifique, 195 pp.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders et Síle O’Dorchai (2002). Supplementary information regarding
policies to promote gender equality and employment : Belgium, Report of the European
Commission’s groups of Experts on Gender and Employment, draft version, 12 pp.
De Henau, J., Gungor Karakaya, Danièle Meulders, Síle O'Dorchai, Robert Plasman,
Rodrigo Ruz Torres (2004). « Fiscalité du tabac : évaluation des effets sur la
consommation et les recettes fiscales », Etude réalisée à la demande de Rudy Demotte,
Ministre des Affaires sociales et de la Santé publique, DULBEA, mars.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders, Síle O’Dorchai and Hélène Périvier (2004). « The Relative
Generosity of the EU-15 Member States’ Child Policies », in The Rationale of Motherhood
Choices : Influence of Employment Conditions and of Public Policies, Final report, Chapter 2,
European Commission, November.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2004). « Conclusion », in The Rationale
of Motherhood Choices : Influence of Employment Conditions and of Public Policies, Final report,
Chapter 4, European Commission, November.
De Henau, J. and Danièle Meulders (2005). An Evaluation of the Gender Dimension to the
National Action Plan for Social Inclusion 2005 – the Belgian National Report, European Expert
Group on Gender, Social Inclusion and Employment, DG Research, Brussels.
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5.2.
Scientific activities
5.2.1.
Studies and research abroad
Workshop “Training in the operation and effective use of EUROMOD, a European tax-benefit
simulation model”, Cambridge, January 7-11, 2002.
5.2.2.
Active participation to international conferences
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De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2005). “The Child Care Triad ?
Indicators Assessing Three Fields of Child Policies Toward Dual-Earner Families in
the EU-15”, paper presented at the 17th Annual Meeting on Socio-Economics (SASE
conference), Budapest, June 30 – July 2.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2005). “Maybe Baby! The Comparative
Effectiveness of Public Policies to Fight Motherhood-Induced Employment Gaps and
Decreasing Fertility in the EU-15”, paper presented at the 17th Annual Meeting on
Socio-Economics (SASE conference), Budapest, June 30 – July 2.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2005). “The Child Care Triad ?
Indicators Assessing Three Fields of Child Policies Toward Dual-Earner Families in
the EU-15”, paper presented at the 8th International Women’s Policy Research
Conference “When Women Gain, So Does the World”, organised by the IWPR,
Washington DC, June 19-21.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2005). “Maybe Baby! The Comparative
Effectiveness of Public Policies to Fight Motherhood-Induced Employment Gaps and
Decreasing Fertility in the EU-15”, paper presented at the 8th International Women’s
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Active participation to national conferences
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De Henau, J. et Danièle Meulders (2003), Alma Mater, Homo Sapiens ? Quel genre pour la
recherche universitaire ?, présenté à la journée d’étude « Femmes & Universités, choix
d’études et carrières professorales », Université Libre de Bruxelles, March 5th, as invited
presenter
De Henau, J. et Danièle Meulders (2003), Alma Mater, Homo Sapiens ? Quel genre pour la
recherche universitaire ?, présenté à la journée d’étude «Universités en Belgique: mais où
sont passées les femmes ? Plaidoyer pour une autre université».», Réseau Sophia,
Bruxelles, April 25th, as invited presenter.
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6.1.
Policy Research Conference “When Women Gain, So Does the World”, organised by
the IWPR, Washington, DC, June 19-21.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2005). “Maybe Baby! The Comparative
Effectiveness of Public Policies to Fight Motherhood-Induced Employment Gaps and
Decreasing Fertility in the EU-15”, paper accepted at the 14th IAFFE International
Annual Conference on Feminist Economics, Washington, DC, June 17-19.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2005). “The Child Care Triad ?
Indicators Assessing Three Fields of Child Policies Toward Dual-Earner Families in
the EU-15”, paper presented at the International Conference “The Rationale of
Parenthood Choices, University of Pau, France, March 4-5.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders and Síle O’Dorchai (2005). “The Comparative
Effectiveness of Public Policies to Fight Motherhood-Induced Employment Gaps in
the EU-15”, paper presented at the International Conference “ The Rationale of
Parenthood Choices, University of Pau, France, March 4-5
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders, Síle O’Dorchai and Hélène Périvier (2004). “The Relative
Generosity of the EU-15 Member states’ Child Policies”, paper presented at the 13th
IAFFE International Annual Conference on Feminist Economics, Oxford, August 5-7.
De Henau, J., Danièle Meulders, Síle O’Dorchai et Kristian Orsini (2004), « It’s time to
care ! A balanced time allocation of earner-carers ? Evidence from European
countries », présenté au Séminaire International sur le Temps de Travail, Paris, February 2628.
De Henau, J. et Catherine Marry (2003), Education, formation et insertion professionnelle,
introduction de session au colloque « Marché du travail et genre dans les pays du
Maghreb. Spécificités, points communs et synergies avec l’Europe », Rabat, April 1112.
De Henau, J. et Danièle Meulders (2003), Alma Mater, Homo Sapiens ? Quel genre pour la
recherche universitaire ?, présenté à la « Third European Conference on Gender in the
Higher Education », Genova, April 13-16.
Logistic responsibilities :
In the framework of teaching and research activities
6.1.1.
Organisation of conferences
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Co-organiser and member of the Scientific Committee of the second conference « Marché
du travail et genre dans les pays du Maghreb. Quels marchés du travail ? », Rabat, March 1516, 2006, for preliminary work, on the site supervision, and follow-up (publication).
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6.1.2.
Member of the Organisation Committee and of the Scientific Committee of the AEA
international conference on “the Rationale of Parenthood Choices”, held at the University
of Pau, March 4-5, 2005.
Responsible for the organisation and member of the Scientific Committee of the conference
« Marché du travail et genre dans les pays du Maghreb. Spécificités, points communs et
synergies avec l’Europe », Rabat, April 11-12, 2003, for preliminary work, on the site
supervision, et follow-up (publication).
Assistant in the organisation of the conference « Marché du travail et genre » of the Applied
Econometric Association, Perpignan, April 1998.
Assistant in the organisation of the Annual conference of the European Labour Economics
Association (EALE), Blankenberge, September 1998.
Other
Responsible for the web sites (conception and updates) of the MOCHO project
(http://www.ulb.ac.be/soco/mocho) and the Rabat conferences (both 2003 and 2006)
(http://www.ulb.ac.be/soco/colloquerabat).
6.2.
7.
In the administration of the University
6.2.1.
Mandates in the different boards
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Representative of the Scientific Body in the Faculty Board from 2004
Brief description of the main research subjects :
Mocho project : Women's attitudes towards motherhood are at the core of all economic and social problems
raised by the decline in fertility rates and the ageing process of Europe's population. The future of the
welfare states depends on women's willingness to insure a reproduction function. However, as far as their
choice is to take part in paid employment, are public policies adapted towards facilitating the combination
between employment and motherhood?
First, this project makes a contribution to the prediction of fertility rates.
Second, it inquires into the impact of employment conditions on fertility decisions.
Third, it investigates the influence of social policies on parenthood choices..
Social and private time allocation : This projects investigates how Europeans spend their time in couple and
in relationship with the organisation of different social times, with a particular focus on the attitudes of
mothers of young children and with more educated populations.
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