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.
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Last updated: December 9, 2024
Source: The Department of Sociology