Research subject Migration and Integration
Migration is a key factor in contributing to population change, with different impacts on population structures in situations with more outmigrants than in-migrants and when the opposite holds.
At the individual level, migration often happens in connection with family formation and the process of getting established as an adult. It can take place across a national border, or within a smaller area. Demographers within this research area are interested in the factors that help shape migration decisions, and also in the life-course processes that evolve in the wake of a migration. The latter can be seen as reflections of the integration of immigrants in a new area, including with influences on the societies in which migrants live. Many of our researchers are involved in projects on migrant life trajectories and the geographical segregation that may be produced by changing migration patterns. Several projects are carried out in collaboration with colleagues in human geography.
Related research subject
Demography
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Researchers
Gunnar Andersson
Professor of Demography

Siddartha Aradhya
Researcher, Docent

Maria Brandén
Researcher, Docent

Stefano Cantalini
Affiliate Researcher

Erik Carlsson
Affiliate Researcher

Ann-Zofie Duvander
Professor of Demography

Lisa Harber-Aschan
Researcher

Andreas Höhn
Research Affiliate

Wooseong Kim
Phd Student
Martin Kolk
Docent, Senior Lecturer

Andrea Fuentes Monti
Researcher

Eleonora Mussino
Researcher, Docent

Caroline Uggla
Affiliate Researcher

Giampiero Passaretta
Researcher

Elena Pupaza
Researcher

Åke Sandberg
Professor Emeritus

Frankseco Junior Yorke
Phd student

Matthew Wallace
Affiliate Researcher, Docent

Rosa Weber
Acting Lecturer

Ben Wilson
Researcher, Docent
