Books
Itinera’s well-founded analyses are published as books and reports. Most of these publications can be downloaded free of charge. Printed versions are available in bookshops or in the web shop.
The Enlightenment out of balance
Madrid, London, Paris ... and our own capital, March 22 2016 - the attacks in the heart of Belgium and Europe. The security is armed and we will claim for the first time again on "values" in a long time, in the tradition of the Enlightenment and 'modernity'.
#Radicalisme #Extremisme #Terrorisme
Foreign fighters in Syria are all over the news. 2015 is already the year of terror in Europe. The attacks in Paris, Copenhagen and the deadly raid in Verviers have been a wake-up call for everyone. What is radicalism and how does it differ from extremism and terrorism? Is Islam to blame?
Quel avenir pour nos pensions ?
When it comes to our pensions, we have to conclude that something went wrong. Despite the various warnings that were already repeated for several decades, we have done nothing structurally to adjust our pension system to the ageing and the socio-economic changes of the 21st century.
Klokslag Twaalf: Time for an other migration- and integration policy
In this new publication, Bilal Benyaich and a number of Belgian and international thinkers and doers offer an open reflection on some important dimensions of the migration and integration issue. With this book, Itinera makes a case for a holistic approach to this topic.
De rekening moet kloppen (The bill has to be right)
In the coming decades less and less working people will have to take care after more and more no-longer-working people. This is not sustainable if we do nothing. In this book, Ivan Van de Cloot, Chief Economist of Itinera, calls up to address the problem decisively.
Housing in times of scarcity – Towards a renovated housing policy
Housing becomes ever more expensive for buyers as well as for renters. Johan Albrecht and Rob Van Hoofstat show – in a new Itinera Institute study – that the demand for new houses increases every year while construction of new buildings decreases.
