Divided We Stand. Why inequality keeps rising. OCDE (2011). París: OCDE, 2011. 386 p.

Contents
Editorial
An Overview of Growing Income Inequalities in OECD Countries: Main Findings
Special Focus: Inequality in Emerging Economies (EEs)
Part I. How Globalisation, Technological Change and Policies Affect Wage and Earnings Inequalities
Chapter 1. Trends in Wage Inequality, Economic Globalisation and Labour Market Policies and Institutions
Chapter 2. The Impact of Economic Globalisation and Changes in Policies and Institutions on Rising Earnings
Inequality
Chapter 3. Inequality Between the Employed and the Non-employed
Part II. How Inequalities in Labour Earnings Lead to Inequalities in Household Disposable Income
Chapter 4. Hours Worked, Self-Employment and Joblessness as Ingredients of Earnings Inequality
Chapter 5. Trends in Household Earnings Inequality: The Role of Changing Family Formation Practices
Chapter 6. From Household Earnings to Disposable Household Income Inequality
Part III. How the Roles of Tax and Transfer Systems Have Changed
Chapter 7. Changes in Redistribution in OECD Countries Over Two Decades
Chapter 8. The Distributive Impact of Publicly Provided Services
Chapter 9. Trends in Top Incomes and Their Tax Policy Implications