My research primarily focuses on immigrant integration and looks at these processes from a intergenerational perspective. In addition, I am working on projects related to intergenerational transmissions of family complexity.
At SUDA I work in a sub-project of a European venture called CRITEVENTS organized by Juho Härkönen.
Inequality in the length of life is the most fundamental of all inequality, but has been overlooked in the study of international migrants. For migrants, this represents a complex mix of their previous conditions in the origin country, the migration process, and current and often disadvantageous conditions in the host country.
This project applies a life course perspective to study socioeconomic inequalities in terms of unemployment and income poverty dynamics between second generation immigrants and ancestral Swedes.
