CV FOR BENT GREVE

BENT GREVE, Born 14th December 1953 at Frederiksberg, Denmark. Danish nationality. Private address: Søhuse 15, 2880 Bagsværd, Denmark. Phone/fax 4544982769. Working address:  Roskilde University, Department of Social  Science and Globalisation, Postbox 260, 4000 Roskilde, Denmark, 46742585. E-mail: bgr@ruc.dk, fax 46743080

Education:

After graduating with leaving certificate on a-level in 1972 Bent Greve studied at Copenhagen University.

1977 MA in Economics from Copenhagen University.

1992 Ph.D. in Public Administration from Roskilde University

2002 Doctoral degree in Public Administration from Roskilde University

Working experience:

2 years as Academic Assistant in the Danish Association of County Councils from 1977-1979

3 ½ years as Economist at the Economic Board of the Danish Labour movement 1979-1982

3 ½ years as Head of the Secretariat at The Danish Union of Journalists. 1982-1986

Since 1986 at Roskilde University and 1992- 1.2.2006 as Head of Department and Roskilde University's external responsible for social sciences (dean).

1997 appointed Jean Monnet Professor in European Labour Market and Social Policy.

2001 Professor in Welfare State Analysis.

2000-2008 responsible for Jean Monnet Center of Excellences at Roskilde University.

2006 Responsible for Master in Public Policy.

2010- Leader research group on welfare, diversity and social cohesion

Besides that being member of several boards and committees in Denmark and internationally.

Bent Greve has coordinated several research projects. This includes among others a comparative project on family policy in five welfare states. Beside, being actively involved in several research projects on the welfare state. He has published widely on different elements of the welfare state including free choice and vouchers, cf. the literature list.

For publications see http://rucforsk.ruc.dk/site/da/persons/bent-greve(33c89b1e-70cc-4464-93ec-ee7835022b59)/publications.html

Welfare state and welfare society analysis

Social and labour market policy

Financing the welfare state, including tax-policy

EU - especially related to welfare policies

Happiness