Doctoral and Licentiat theses in Demography

Doctoral theses in Demography

2025

• Wooseong Kim. Unrealized Potential: Overqualification and its Consequences among the Children of Immigrants Born in Sweden
• Weiwen Lai. Gender, family, and internal migration in post-reform China

• 2024

• Steffen Peters. Who starts a family? The prospective association between psychological factors and family formation processes
• Ben Malinga John. Union-Fertility Nexus and Fertility Variation in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Marital Dissolution and Repartnering

2023

• Maxim Kan. "Reproduction in the “Virgin Lands”: Fertility Outcomes in Kazakhstan".
• Erik Carlsson. "Fertility Behavior and Preferences Among Immigrants and Children of Immigrants in Sweden".

2022

• Filip Dabergott. ”The widowhood effect – Studies on mortality among Swedish widows and widowers”

2021

• Signe Svallfors. Bodies and Battlefields: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in the Colombian Armed Conflict
• Andrea Monti. Moving again: Studies of international return and onward migration.

2020

• Marie Berlin. Out-of-home care and educational outcomes – prevalence, patterns, and consequences.
• Ari Klængur Jónsson. Beyond a Second Demographic Transition? Fertility and family dynamics in Iceland.

2019

• Kathrin Morosow. Side Effects: Unintended Consequences of Family Leave Policies.

2018

• Helen Eriksson. Studies on Parental Leave and Co-residence using Swedish Register Data. Download Helen Eriksson's Thesis here.

2017

• Linda Kridahl. Time for retirement – studies on how leisure and family associate with retirement timing in Sweden. Download Linda Kridahl's Thesis here.

2016

• Johan Dahlberg. Parents, Children and Childbearing. Download Johan Dahlberg's Thesis here.
• Elina Elveborg Lindskog. Effects of violent conflict on women and children: Sexual behavior, fertility, and infant mortality in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Download Elina Elveborg Lindskog's Thesis here.

2015

• Sofi Ohlsson-Wijk. Family Formation in Sweden around the Turn of the New Millennium. Download Sofi Ohlsson-Wijk's Thesis here.

2014

• Martin Kolk. Multigenerational Processes in Demography. Download Martin Kolk's Thesis here.
• Li Ma. Female Employment and Fertility Change in South Korea. Download Li Ma's Thesis here.
• Maria Brandén. Gendered Migration Patterns within a Sex Segregated Labor Market. Download Maria Brandén's Thesis here.

2013

• Sara Thalberg: Students and Family Formation: Studies on educational enrolement and childbearing in Sweden. Download Sara Thalberg's Thesis here.
• Jani Turunen: Stepfamily Dynamics in Sweden: Essays on family structure and children’s well-being. Download Jani Turunen's Thesis here.

2012

• Lesia Nedoluzhko: Demographic Journeys along the Silk Road: Marriage, Childbearing, and Migration in Kyrgyzstan. Download Lesia Nedoluzhko's Thesis here.
• Karin Tesching: Education and Fertility: Dynamic Interrelations between Women's Educational Level, Educational Field and Fertility in Sweden. Download Karin Tesching's Thesis here.

2002

• Ying Hong: Effects of Changing Lives of Women on Fertility in Rural China, With Comparison to Their Husbands' Roles.

2001

• Livia Sz. Olah: Gendering Family Dynamics: The Case of Sweden and Hungary.
• Diana Corman: Success at Work and in Family Life: Studies in Selected Western Fertility and Family Dynamics.

1999

• Gebremariam Woldemicael: Infant and Child Mortality in Eritrea: Levels, Trends, and Determinants.
• Gunnar Andersson: Trends in Childbearing and Nuptiality in Sweden: A Period Analysis.

Licentiat theses in Demography

2000

• Diana Corman: Family Policy, Working Life, and The Third Birth in Contemporary France and Sweden.

1998

• Ann-Zofie Duvander: Why Do Swedish Cohabitants Marry?

1997

• Gunnar Andersson: Nuptiality Trends in Sweden, 1971-1995.

1993

• Gebrenegus Ghilagaber: The Effect of Cohabitation on Marriage Formation and Dissolution.

1990

• Britta Hoem: Alla goda ting är tre? Trebarnsfödslar bland svenska kvinnor födda 1936-1950.