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Cahiers de la Grande Région

An Analytical Tool Serving the Cross-Border Territory

Introduction

The Cahiers de la Grande Région constitute a leading publication dedicated to the analysis of the economic, social, territorial, and environmental dynamics of the Greater Region, which encompasses Luxembourg, Lorraine, Wallonia, Saarland, and Rhineland-Palatinate. Produced within the framework of cross-border cooperation, these publications aim to provide objective insights, key indicators, and thematic analyses to inform public decision-making and support development strategies at the cross-border level.

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As a comprehensive tool for observation, monitoring, and decision support, the “Cahiers de la Grande Région” seek to enhance the understanding of shared challenges, strengthen cooperation among partner territories, and support public policies in areas such as employment, mobility, economy, demography, environment, and social cohesion. They are intended for institutions, policymakers, economic and social stakeholders, as well as all partners involved in the development and governance of the Greater Region.

The Cahiers de la Grande Région are produced through a partnership between several institutions within the Greater Region.

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8th Cahier de la Grande Région
All the Cahiers de la Grande Région
DISCOVER
Publication
Issue 8
FR
Le logement, une problématique transfrontalière
Antoine Paccoud, Magdalena Górczyńska-Angiulli, Karolina Zięba-Kulawik, Konrad Skoczylas, Madalina Mezaros, Constance Uyttebrouck, Michaël Vollot, Jean-Marc Lambotte, Charlotte Bernier, Michael Miessner, Julien Licheron, Carola Fricke, Roger Cayzelle
LISER, 2024
Publication
Issue 7
FR
Le commerce dans l'espace transfrontalier d'une résilience solitaire à une coopération transfrontalière
Hélène Yldiz, Béatrice Siadou-Martin, Mathias Boquet, Sara Tahali, Cristina Burtea, Aurélien Biscaut
LISER, 2023
Publication
Issue 6
FR
Le tourisme dans la Grande Région
Daniel Hussin, Christel Chatelain, Jean-Marie Yante, Daniëlle Gevaerts, Sebastien Reddeker, Franz Clement
LISER, 2022
Publication
Issue 5
FR
Le développement du télétravail et ses enjeux dans l'espace transfrontalier
Vincent Hein, Anne Hartung, Laetitia Hauret, Ludivine Martin, Jean-Marc Lambotte, François Grosdidier
LISER, 2022
Publication
Issue 1
DE, FR
Die Grossregion im demografischen Wandel
Franz Clement, Vincent Hein, Frédéric Durand, Michaël Vollot
LISER, 2019
Publication
Issue 2
FR, DE
Grenzüberschreitender Arbeitsmarkt: Welche Herausforderungen gilt es zu meistern?
Rachid Belkacem, Isabelle Pigeron-Piroth, Pauline Bourgeon, Laetitia Hauret, David Marguerit, Ludivine Martin, Pierre Gramme, Hans Neumayr, Tom Haas
LISER, 2020
Publication
Issue 3
DE, FR
Aus-und Weiterbildung in der Großregion: Realitäten und Herausforderungen
Isabelle Pigeron-Piroth, Rachid Belkacem, Vincent Hein, Alexa Holz-Himbert, Yasmine Ben Salem, Alex Durand, Birte Nienaber, H. Peter Dörrenbächer, Ines Funk, Line Jacoby
LISER, 2020
Publication
Issue 4
DE, FR
Beziehungen zwischen Ostbelgien, der Wallonie und dem Groβherzogtum: auf dem Weg zu einem "Groβraum Luxemburg" ?
Franz Clement, Christel Chatelain, Daniel Hussin, Jean-Marc Lambotte
LISER, 2021
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CONFERENCE
Industrial

In recent years, there has been a discernible shift in the discourse on industrial relations in Europe. Contentious collective bargaining in response to surging inflation, tighter labour markets leading to a stronger bargaining position for workers, renewed strike activity in many countries and organising drives in the low-wage service sector have been noticeable developments. These changes contrast with the preceding decades marked by the erosion of sectoral collective bargaining and associated institutions.

SYMPOSIUM
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The Urban Development and Mobility department (LISER) and the Cosmopolis Centre for Urban Research (VUB) have organised a one-day symposium titled "To pay or not to pay – The role of fares in public transport" on the 20th of March 2025 at the Black Box (Maison des Sciences). The symposium marks the end of the LiFT project, a bilateral project funded by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) and the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO). The LiFT project focused on the policy of abolishing fares in public transport, otherwise known as fare-free public transport (FFPT).

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