Wooseong KimAffillierad forskare
Om mig
I am a postdoctoral fellow at the Institute of Environmental Medicine at Karolinska Institutet, with an affiliation to the Stockholm University Demography Unit, Department of Sociology. My research interests include immigrant socioeconomic integration, social determinants of health, socioeconomic inequalities, and advanced quantitative methods. I hold a PhD in Sociological Demography from Stockholm University, where my doctoral thesis examined how overqualification affects various life outcomes among children of immigrants born in Sweden.
In my current research, I study the intersection of nonstandard employment, in-work poverty, and health outcomes using Swedish register data. I also work on improving the quality of occupational data in Swedish administrative registers.
For more details about my academic background and research, please see my CV.
Undervisning
Basic Demographic Methods, 7.5 ECTS credits - course in the Multidisciplinary Master's Program in Demography (Autumn 2020 - Autumn 2024)
Lectures on basic measures of fertility, basic measures of migration, and organizing Q&A sessions
Forskning
Working Papers on the Stockholm Research Reports in Demography (SRRD) series
SRRD 2024:43 Wooseong Kim, Sol P. Juárez, Andrea Dunlavy, Sven Drefahl, Siddartha Aradhya. Labor market disadvantages and mental health among the second-generation children of immigrants in Sweden. A population cohort study.
SRRD 2024:29 Wooseong Kim, Weiwen Lai, Gerda Neyer. Growing significance of employment uncertainty on fertility intention in Sweden: Results from the Generations and Gender Surveys.
SRRD 2024:17 Wooseong Kim, Raffaele Grotti, Siddartha Aradhya. Is overqualification a stepping stone for career progression among children of immigrants?
SRRD 2024:11 Erik Carlsson and Wooseong Kim. Do depression and loneliness affect fertility intentions and their realisation? Evidence from Norway and Sweden.
SRRD 2023:16 Wooseong Kim. Overqualification among Second Generation Children of Migrants in the Swedish Labor Market.