Research project on men's health and family formation receives funding
A new project will investigate the unknown connection between men's health and their ability to start and maintain families.
Kieron Baclay. Photo: Elin Sahlin
The goal is to highlight how different health conditions affect the possibilities of finding a partner, having children and creating stable family relationships, with a particular focus on men from disadvantaged backgrounds.
The project "The impact of health in early adulthood on family formation and dissolution processes" has received 3 343 812 SEK Riksbanken's Anniversary Fund and will be led by Kieron Barclay.
The Department of Sociology is home to the Stockholm University Demography Unit (SUDA), an international group of scholars and doctoral students, working on many facets of population dynamics. It offers a Master’s program in Demography and a PhD program in Sociological Demography.