At the conference "Challenges for Labor Market Integration in Hungary: Opportunities and Limits for third country nationals" co-organized by the Central European University, British Embassy, British Council, Panta Rei, and the Foundation of Subjective Values on June 27, 2011, Martin Kahanec delivers a keynote speech on “The European Dimension to the situation of immigrants and the labour market”

CELSI takes part in the new project named Bargaining for social rights: reducing precariousness and labour market segmentation through collective bargaining and social dialogue. The project will study experiences in these EU countries: Denmark, Italy, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Spain and the UK.

01.-02.07.2011: 4th IZA Workshop on EU Enlargement and the Labor Markets: Migration, Crisis, and Adjustment in an Enlarged E(M)U

18.-19. April 2001 - Migration in Europe: Challenges and Opportunities, European Public Policy Conference 2011

"Equal Opportunities - Education - Labour Market: Whose responsibility?" CEU/British Council/British Embassy/Menedék Foundation conference, CEU, Budapest, Hungary. April 14, 2011

CEU Research Grant “Data Gathering and Interviews for Research on Poverty Reduction Policies in Peripheral Nations” (Martin Kahanec and Thilo D. Bodenstein)

Európa 2020, Európska platforma na boj proti chudobe, European Commission (Slovak branch) and Slovak Governance Intitute, Bratislava, Slovakia

Member of the Academic Board, MyPhD, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung

Martin Kahanec as a project leader and coordinator provided the Slovak Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labour, Social Affairs and Family of the Slovak Republic with the special advisory report: “The German Labor Market at a Glance: Lessons for Slovakia”

Kahanec, M.: “Immigration within the EU, the Labour Market and Economic Growth”, European Institute for Public Administration, Maastricht, the Netherlands