Nathan Lillie

Nathan Lillie

Professor
Unit
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Department / Division
Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy
Room number
Email
nathan.a.lillie@jyu.fi
Mobile
+358408054633
Postal address
Keskussairaalantie 2
Fields of science
5142 Social policy

Biography

I am Professor of Social and Public Policy, and Head of the Social and Public Policy unit in the Depart of Social Sciences and Philosophy.  I am responsible for teaching in the Social and Public Policy MA program.

Attachments

Publications

Publication
2025

Transfer : European Review of Labour and Research
Lillie, Nathan
Sippola, Markku
Publication
2025

Transfer : European Review of Labour and Research
Lillie, Nathan
Kärkkäinen, Katarzyna
Kayran, Elif Naz
Publication
2024

European Journal of Industrial Relations
Haidinger, Bettina
Lillie, Nathan
Sanz de Miguel, Pablo
Saksela-Bergholm, Sanna
Arasanz, Juan
Publication
2024

JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies
Lillie, Nathan
Brzozowska, Anita
Kall, Kairit
Salamońska, Justyna
Matuszczyk, Kamil
Publication
2023

International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy
Ndomo, Quivine
Bontenbal, Ilona
Lillie, Nathan A.
Publication
2023

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Arnholtz, Jens
Lillie, Nathan
Publication
2023

Immigrant and Asylum Seekers Labour Market Integration upon Arrival : NowHereLand : A Biographical Perspective
Ndomo, Quivine
Lillie, Nathan
Publication
2023

Transfer : European Review of Labour and Research
Lillie, Nathan
Publication
2023

Etui Policy Brief
Lillie, Nathan
Ndomo, Quivine
Kärkkäinen, Katarzyna
Publication
2023

Migrants and Refugees in Europe : Work Integration in Comparative Perspective
Lillie, Nathan
Bontenbal, Ilona
Ndomo, Quivine

Projects

Project

EGRUiEN

EGRUiEN research project explores the promotion of a digital and green transition through revitalized and inclusive union–employer negotiations
Project

Sustainable and socially just transnational sectoral labour markets: industrial relations and labour market adjustment to the rise in temporary labour migration (JUSTMIG)

The JUSTMIG project combines innovative research and data collection on labour market dynamics in both service and manufacturing sub-sectors