Peter Fallesen Assistant professor

Contact

Name and title: Peter FallesenAssistant professor

Workplace: Swedish Institute for Social Research Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room F 939Universitetsvägen 10 F

Postal address Institutet för social forskning106 91 Stockholm

Research group

Level of living (LNU)

Research at the Level of Living-unit includes studies of individuals' living conditions, social stratification and economic and social inequality. Here we study what living conditions in society look like today for both adults and children, and how the standard of living in society has changed over time and between generations.

About me

I am a senior researcher in the LNU/level-of-living group. Until December 2016, I was a postdoctoral researcher at the same place. I received my PhD in sociology from the University of Copenhagen in February 2015. I am also a Research Professor at the Rockwool Foundation Research Unit in Copenhagen and a research affiliate at the Center for Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin - Madison. I have previously held visiting positions at Yale University, UC Berkeley, and European University Institute

 



Research Areas
My research fields are family demography, social inequality, child welfare, and criminal justice.
 

Current Research

I presently study the effect of imposing welfare benefit ceilings on family stability and welfare, how children affect parental outcomes after a divorce, and the efficacy of medical treatment of ADHD on children's long term outcomes, and the temporal and intergenerational transmission of contacts with total institutions.


Contact

Name and title: Peter FallesenAssistant professor

Workplace: Swedish Institute for Social Research Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room F 939Universitetsvägen 10 F

Postal address Institutet för social forskning106 91 Stockholm

Research group

Level of living (LNU)

Research at the Level of Living-unit includes studies of individuals' living conditions, social stratification and economic and social inequality. Here we study what living conditions in society look like today for both adults and children, and how the standard of living in society has changed over time and between generations.