Explanation type publications

Netspar presents papers and publications in an online database. Here we distinguish between Industry Papers refereed and non-refereed and academic papers.

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INDUSTRY PAPER SERIES

INDUSTRY PAPER SERIES, REFEREED

Survey Papers are part of the refereed Industry Paper Series, which are refereed by the Netspar Editorial Board. Survey papers provide a concise summary of the ever-growing body of scientific literature on the effects of an aging society and, in addition, provide support for a better theoretical underpinning of policy advice. Netspar Survey papers attempt to present an overview of the latest, most relevant research, explain it in non-technical terms and offer a summary of the policy implications. Survey Papers are presented for discussion at Netspar events. Representatives of academic and private sector partners, are invited to these events. Survey Papers are published at the Netspar website.
Design Papers are part of the refereed Industry Paper Series, which are refereed by the Netspar Editorial Board. Design Papers discuss the design of a component of a pension system or product. A Netspar Design Paper analyzes the objective of a component and the possibilities for improving its efficacy. These papers are easily accessible for industry specialists who are responsible for designing the component being discussed. Authors are allowed to give their personal opinion in a separate section. Design Papers are presented for discussion at Netspar events. Representatives of academic and private sector partners, are invited to these events. Design Papers are published at the Netspar website.

INDUSTRY PAPER SERIES, NON-REFEREED

Netspar Board Briefs are part of the Industry Paper Series, are intended to help pension funds and social partners with the decisions they need to make following the implementation of the new Dutch pension system. Netspar annually publishes a series of Board Briefs that provide an overview, background information and explanation. They are intended as a basis for discussions and considerations.
Occasional Papers are part of the Industry Paper Series, but non-refereed. They are highly topical, or act as a background paper to other (refereed and non-refereed) Netspar publications. Occasional Papers are published on the Netspar website.

Publications

Publications in Industry-oriented journals.

ACADEMIC PAPER SERIES

Netspar Discussion Papers

A Netspar Discussion Paper is part of the Netspar Academic Paper Series. It is a working paper, often aiming at publication in a Journal. Discussion Papers cover issues that fit within the Netspar Research Agenda, and are often discussed with scholars at the Netspar’s academic events. Discussion Papers are published on the Netspar website.