2021
2021-06-08
Merlin Schaeffer (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
The Integration Paradox: First Results from a Meta-Analysis and Proposal of a New Experimental Research Design
2021-05-25
Catherine De Vries (Bocconi University, Italy)
Political Entrepreneurs: The Rise of Challenger Parties and Populism in Europe.
2021-05-11
Line Rennwald (University of Geneva, Switzerland)
Persistent class gaps in perceptions of political voice: Liberal democracies 1974-2016.
2021-04-27
Katherin Barg (University of Exeter, United Kingdom)
Social stratification in parenting: some reasons and some consequences.
2021-04-13
Sigrun Olafsdottir (University of Iceland)
Worrying about COVID-19: The Role of Daily Contexts on Public Perceptions in Iceland.
2021-03-30
Ben Wilson (Stockholm University)
The Fertility of Child Migrants Later in Life: Understanding the Role of Age at Arrival for Women and Men.
2021-03-16
Erik Bengtsson (Lund University, Sweden)
The most equal country in the world?
2021-02-16
Amber Beckley (Stockholm University)
Foreign background and crime in Sweden: Past research and new directions.
2021-02-02
Kåre Vernby (Stockholm University)
The Ex-Factor: Examining the Gendered Effect of Divorce on Voter Turnout
2020
2020-12-15
Renske Keizer (Erasmus University, Netherlands)
Fathers’ role in the intergenerational transmission of (dis)advantages
2020-12-01
Kirsten Van Houdt (SOFI)
Adult Stepfamilies in The Netherlands
2020-11-17
Noam Gidron (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)
Who Dislikes Whom? The Drivers of Affective Polarization between Pairs of Parties in Western Democracies
2020-10-20
Anja Neundorf (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
Can Online Civic Education Induce Democratic Citizenship? Experimental Evidence from a New Democracy
2020-10-06
Jan Teorell (Lund University, Sweden)
134 Days: Explaining Bargaining Duration in the Case of Sweden, 2018-2019
2020-09-22
Moa Bursell (Institute for Future Studies, Stockholm)
Is it possible to reduce individual implicit bias in organizational settings? A study of social assistance officers
2020-09-08
Andreas Diemer (SOFI)
Spatial Diffusion of Local Economic Shocks in Social Networks: Evidence from the US Fracking Boom
2019
2019-01-08
Thomas Kurer (Harvard University, United States)
The Declining Middle: Political Reactions to Occupational Change
2019-01-22
Anna Malmquist (Linköping University)
Swedish gay men's pursuit of fatherhood: Legal obstacles and strategies for coping with them.
2019-02-05
Juta Kawalerowicz (Linköping University)
Anarchy in the UK: the role of deprivation, community relations and gentrification in London riot 2011
2019-02-19
Philipp Lersch (Humboldt University, Germany)
Changes in Intracohort Inequality in Occupational Prestige in the 20th Century? Evidence from Germany
2019-03-05
Jayeon Lindelle (Lund University)
Silent institutionalization of complementary benefits for the unemployed in Sweden
2019-03-19
Are Skeie Hermansen (University of Oslo, Norway)
Towards Spatial Assimilation? Intergenerational Contextual Mobility in Norwegian Immigrant Minorities
2019-04-02
Ellen Kossek (Purdue University, United States)
Caring for the Elderly at Work and Home: Can a Randomized Organizational Intervention Improve Psychological Health?
2019-05-14
Andre Grow (Max Plank Institute of Demographic Research, Germany)
Gender, Resources, and Status: An Empirically Grounded Model of Status Construction Theory
2019-05-28
Olli Kangas (Kela, Social Insurance Institution, Finland)
Political Feasibility of Basic Income in Finland: Lessons Learned from the Basic Income Experiment
2019-06-11
Claudia Finger (WZB, Germany)
Social inequality in access to prestigious fields of study: The interplay of students’ application behavior and universities’ selection procedures
2019-09-02
Lee Badgett (University of Massachussetts Amherst, United States)
Joint seminar with AME
“The Impact of a Ban on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination on Federal Contractors”
2019-09-24
David Rueda (University of Oxford, United Kingdom)
Income, Risk and Voting: Demand for Redistribution and Left Parties in Industrialized Democracies
2019-10-08
Liza Reisel (Norwegian Institute of Social Research, Norway)
The death of the welfare state paradox? New evidence of a gender equality hurdle
2019-10-22
Carsten Jensen (Aarhus University, Denmark)
Government Responsiveness to Voters’ Economic Vulnerabilities: Evidence from 18 European Democracies
2019-11-05
Tina Kretschmer (Groningen University, Netherlands)
A lifespan, cross-context perspective on peer relationships
2019-11-19
Mirjam Fisher (German Institute for Economic Research, Germany)
Survey approaches to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans persons and households: Recent examples from the Netherlands and Germany
2019-12-03
Lonnie Berger (University of Wisconsin Madison)
The Impact of Center-Based Childcare Attendance on Early Child Development: Evidence from the French ELFE Cohort
2019-12-17
Katja Möhring (University of Mannheim, Germany)
Couples’ Life Courses and Old Age Income in Europe
2018
2018-01-23
Julian Garritzmann (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
The Political Economy of Higher Education Tuition Fees and Subsidies
2018-02-06
Jani Erola (university of Turku, Finland)
Compensaion in intergenerational attainment: mechanisms and main findings
2018-02-20
Chiara Comolli (Stockholm University)
Intergenerational mobility during the Great Recession: the impact on the transition to motherhood for American women
2018-03-06
Jonas Pontusson (University of Geneva, Switerlzand)
Paper Stones Revisited: Class Voting, Unionization and the Electoral Decline of the Mainstream Left
2018-04-03
Walter Korpi (Stockholm University)
Partisan Politics, Distributional Conflict and Market-economic Institutions in the Long Waves of Western Unemployment, 1920-2015 from Great Depression through Full Employment to European Federalization
2018-04-17
Thomas Lorentzen and Kristoffer Vogt (University of Bergen, Norway)
Life course patterns among early school leavers
2018-05-24
Arne Kalleberg (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA)
Precarious lives: job insecurity and well-being in rich democracies
2018-06-12
Michael Grätz (Nuffield College, Oxford University, UK)
Reinforcing at the top or compensating at the bottom? Family background and academic performance in Germany, Norway, and the United States
2018-09-04
Pieter Vanhuysee (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark)
Pro-elderly welfare states within a child-oriented europe: Evidence and implications
2018-09-18
Wendy Sigle (London School of Economics, UK)
With age comes...? Gendered pathways into late parenthood in Norway
2018-10-01
Torsten Persson and Jens Rydgren (Stockholm University)
The growth of the Sweden Democrats
2018-10-02
Jane Gingrich (Oxford University, UK)
Schools and Economic Attitudes
2018-10-16
Karen Haandrikman (Stockholm University) Ethnic and socio-economic segregation levels across Europe using individualized scalable neighbourhoods
2018-10-30
Jennifer Hook ( University of Southern California, USA)
A Stalled Revolution for Whom? Decomposing Change in Women’s Labor Force Participation in 13 Countries, 1988-2015
2018-11-13
Lyndsay Flynn (Wheaton College, USA) Inequality and its Discontents: Housing Politics, Young People, and the Making of a Lost Generation
2018-11-27
Silja Häusermann (University of Zurich, Switzerland)
Rethinking welfare reform as the politics of priorities: conceptualization and measurement
2018-12-11
Ridhi Kashyap (Nuffield College, Oxford University, UK)
Measuring global gender inequality indicators using large-scale online advertising data
2018-12-17
Vanessa Barker (Stockholm University)
Nordic Nationalism and Penal Order: Walling the Welfare State
2017
2017-01-17
Hannah Zagel (Humboldt Universität Berlin)
Family policy and single mothers’ economic disadvantage
2017-01-31
Signe H. Andersen (Rockwool Foundation)
Paternity leave and the motherhood penalty: new causal evidence
2017-02-14
Klarita Gërxhani ( European University Institute)
Status Ranking: A Hidden Channel to Gender Inequality under Competition
2017-03-14
Anders Lindbom (Uppsala universitet)
What Explains the Legitimacy of the Swedish Welfare State? Going Beyond the Paradox of Redistribution
2017-03-28
Christian Steglich (Linköping University, University of Groningen)
Social ties and the academic self. A multilevel network study.
2017-04-11
Ariana Need (University of Twente)
The Influence of Prosocial Norms and Network Structure on Prosocial Behavior: A Multilevel Analysis of Movember’s Fundraising Campaign in 24 countries
2017-04-25
Jonathan Latner (BGGSS)
Economic insecurity and the distribution of income volatility in the United States
2017-05-09
Lynn Prince Cooke (University of Bath)
The North American Net Fatherhood Wage Premium: Variation over Time and across Workplaces
2017-05-23
Kristian Karlsson (UCPH)
Incomplete Convergence? Black-White Trends in Intergenerational Educational Mobility
2017-06-20
Emma Fransson (CHESS)
Child outcomes in shared residence, presentation of Swedish studies
2017-09-18
Herwig Immervoll (OECD)
Basic Income as a policy option: Can it add up?
2017-10-03
David Kirk (University of Oxford)
A Randomised Controlled Trial of Residential Change and Criminal Recidivism
2017-10-17
Cassandra Engeman (SOFI)
When Do Unions Matter to Social Policy? Organized labor and leave legislation in U.S. states, 1983-2016
2017-10-31
Britt Østergaard Larsen (Aalborg University)
Building Human or Criminal Capital? Classmate Peer Effects on Future Offending
2017-11-04
Peter Dinsen (University of Copenhagen)
Working together? Ethnic diversity in the workplace and social trust
2017-11-28
Ineke Maas (University Utrecht/University of Amsterdam)
Industrialization and long-term trends in intergenerational mobility
2017-12-12
Rense Keizer (Erasmus University) (cancelled)
The role of the father in child development and the intergenerational transmission of social inequality
Våren 2016
2016-01-12
Katharina Wesolowski (SOFI)
Family policies and fertility - Examining the link between family policy institutions and fertility rates in 33 countries 1995-2010
2016-02-09
Anna Baranowska-Rataj (Umeå University)
Individual and Family-level Effects of Adverse Birth Outcomes on Socioeconomic Status in Adulthood - Evidence from Swedish Register Data
2016-02-23
Lars H. Andersen (Rockwool Foundation)
How Delinquent Brothers-in-Law Undo the Crime-Fighting Benefits of Marriage: Evidence from Danish Registry Data
2016-03-08
Moira Nelson (Lund University)
Sustainable citizenship on the local level in Sweden: Towards an understanding for how to resolve tensions between social, economic, and ecological sustainability
2016-03-22
Tak-Wing Chan (University of Warwick)
The social gradients of Autism Spectrum Disorders in England
2016-04-05
Irene Prix (University of Turku)
Factors compensating or buffering a disadvantaged family background with regard to social mobility processes - extended family members (aunts, uncles, grandparents)
2016-04-19
Giedo Jansen (University of Twente)
Farewell to the Rightist Self-employed? ”New Self-employment” and Political Alignments
2016-05-03
Christian Brzinsky-Fay (WZB - Berlin Social Science Center)
Compressed, postponed, or disadvantaged? School-to-work-transition patterns and early occupational attainment in West Germany
2016-05-17
Eric Crettaz (University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland)
The mechanisms that lead to ”in-work poverty” in Europe: Theoretical considerations and empirical explanations of cross-country differences
2016-05-31 maj
Pontus Strimling (Institute for Future Studies)
The civilizing process revisited: How asymmetries in punishment propensity may drive norm change
2016-06-14
Wim van Lancker (University of Antwerp)
Where to draw the line? On the measurement of institutional targeting: an empirical application using OECD data
Hösten 2016
2016-09-20
Richard Breen (Oxford University)
Education and Social Mobility in Europe and the United States
2016-10-04
Stine Møllegaard (Oxford University)
The Effect of Birth Weight on Behavioral Problems: New Evidence from Monozygotic Twins
2016-10-12
Hyunjoon Park (University of Pennsylvania)
The Legacy of Disadvantaged Origins over Four or More Generations: Blocked Social Mobility of Descendants of Slaves in Korea, 19th Century
2016-11-01
Femke Roosma (Tilburg University)
Welfare retrenchment as self-fulfilling prophecy? Sources and consequences of opinions towards the perceived affordability of the welfare state
2016-11-15
Martin Hällsten (Stockholm University)
Family Wealth and Children's Educational Achievement in Sweden
2016-11-29
Celene Reynolds (Yale University)
Contagious Claims? The Diffusion of Title IX Complaints across American Colleges and Universities, 1994-2014
2016-12-13
Stephanie Plenty (SOFI)
Social Exclusion among Peers: The Role of Immigrant Status and Classroom Immigrant Density
Hösten 2015
2015-12-16
Matthijs Kalmijn (Department of Sociology - University of Amsterdam).
Reservations about the link between marriage and health: Dynamic analyses of loss and gain effects
2015-12-08
Paul Nieuwbeerta (The Institute for Criminal Law & Criminology - Leiden University)
Intended and unintended consequences of imprisonment in The Netherlands. First results from The Prison Project
2015-11-24
Marie Evertsson (Department of Sociology - Stockholm University)
Institutional context, family policies and women’s and men’s transition to parenthood in eight European countries
2015-11-10
Reinhard Pollak (Berlin Social Science Center, WZB)
Why is there micro-class inheritance? Testing the association between parental micro-classes and respondents' occupational aspirations and placements
2015-10-27
Antonie Knigge (Sociology Department - Utrecht University)
Sources of Sibling Similarity. Status Attainment in the Netherlands during Modernization
2015-09-29
Herman van de Werfhorst(Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research-University of Amsterdam)
Early tracking in educational systems and various forms of inequality
2015-09-15
Fredrik Jansson (the Institute for Analytical Sociology - Linköping University).
Ethno-Racial Homophily and Social Influence in Workplace Preferences: An Experiment on Mechanisms of Workplace Segregation
Våren 2015
2015-06-16
Kent Weaver (Georgetown University)
Pensions on autopilot? Sustaining automatic stabilising mechanisms in public pensions
2015-06-09
Joakim Palme & Olli Kangas
Welfare State Entry and Exit Over the Life Course: Stratification and Sustainability in Different Worlds of Welfare
2015-05-26
Jane Waldfogel (Columbia University & London School of Economics)
Too many children left behind: The US achievement gap in comparative perspective
2015-05-12
Jenny Torssander (SOFI)
Family of origin and educational inequalities in mortality: Results from Swedish siblings
2015-04-28
Conchita d'Ambrosio (University of Luxembourg)
Childhood Circumstances and Adulthood: The Effects of Financial Insecurity
2015-04-14
Melinda Mills (University of Oxford)
Fertile Frontiers: A genetically-informed approach to fertility research
2015-03-31
Bruno Palier (Sciences Po)
The social dualization of Europe after the crisis
2015-03-17
Kelly Musick (Cornell)
Parenthood, time with children, and subjective well-being
2015-02-03
Mikael Hjerm (Umeå University)
In the wake of extreme right electoral success: A cross-country comparative study of anti-immigration attitudes over time
2015-01-20
Sten-Åke Stenberg (SOFI)
Precariously housed in the welfare state: Power, paradoxes, and leaky funnels
Hösten 2014
2014-12-16
Susan Harkness (Department of Social & Policy Sciences - University of Bath)
The Effect of Employment on the Mental Health of Lone Mothers in the UK before and after New Labour’s Welfare Reforms
2014-12-02
Ryszard Szulkin (Institute for Futures Studies/Department of Sociology - Stockholm University)
Ethnic segregation and school results: Sweden 1998-2012
2014-11-18
Christiaan Monden (Department of Sociology - Nuffield College, University of Oxford)
Maternal Education and Under-5 Mortality in Low and Middle Income Countries: Do Girls and Twins Fare Better When Mothers Are (More) Educated?
2014-11-04
Magnus Nermo (SOFI - Stockholm University)
Family status and the gender wage gap in high skilled occupations – the importance of time-demanding job characteristic
2014-10-21
Giuliano Bonoli (IDHEAP - University of Lausanne)
Job market signalling, labour market disadvantage and activation
2014-10-07
Pearl Dykstra (Department of Sociology - Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Her and his life: How laws and policies shape the lives of men and women
2014-09-23
Ingrid Esser (SOFI - Stockholm University)
Matching of job preferences and job qualities in comparative perspective
2014-09-09
Mark Levels (ROA - Maastricht University’s School of Business and Economics)
Mind the gap: Compositional, cultural and institutional explanations for numeracy skills disparities between adult immigrants and natives in Western countries
2014-08-26
Bruce Bradbury (Social Policy Research Centre-University of New South Wales)
SES gaps in child development in the US, UK, Australian and Canada
Våren 2014
2014-05-27
Elina Kilpi-Jakonen (Department of Social Research, University of Turku)
Children of Immigrants Entering the Finnish Labour Market: Equal Opportunities or Persistent Barriers?
2014-05-13
Michael Tåhlin
Motivation, effort, monitoring and economic rewards: Testing core claims of contemporary class theory
2014-04-29
Timo Kauppinen (National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland)
Housing careers of immigrants in the Nordic capital regions
2014-04-01
Erik Bihagen (SOFI, Stockholm University)
Class and Status the Chan and Goldthorpe Way - are they really two forms of stratification?
2014-03-18
Andreas Kjaersgård (Center for Comparative Welfare Studies, Aalborg University)
The Three Sides of the Equality-Coin: A Comparative Media Study of Danish and Swedish Newspapers 1996-2013
2014-03-04
Christer Gerdes (SOFI, Stockholm University)
Informed choice? The use and value of performance indicators when choosing among private providers of publicly funded employment services in Sweden
2014-02-18
Heejung Chung (School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent)
Employment insecurity and the role of institutions
2014-02-04
Catherine Hakim (The Institute for the Study of Civil Society, London)
Revisiting Preference Theory: Do lifestyle preferences help to predict behaviour?
2014-01-21
Nathalie Morel (Sciences Po, Paris)
Servants for the knowledge-based economy? The political economy of domestic services in Europe
2014-01-14
Hans Dietrich (Institute for Employment Research - Nuremberg)
From vocational aspiration to vocational attainment – The process of adapting vocational aspiration within the final year of compulsory schooling
Hösten 2013
2013-12-17
Göran Therborn (Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge)
The Killing Fields of Inequality
2013-12-03
Tanja van der Lippe (Department of Sociology, Utrecht University)
The relation between work and family and quality of life in European countries
2013-11-19
Stefan Svallfors (SOFI, Stockholm University; Department of Sociology, Umeå University)
Policy professionals in Sweden - some thematic findings
2013-11-05
Paola Mattei (Department of Social Policy and Intervention, University of Oxford)
The Crisis of the Secular State in France: Religion and Diversity in French Schools
2013-10-22
Daniel Clegg (School of Social and Political Science, the University of Edinburgh)
Active labour market policy and comparative welfare state analysis
2013-10-08
Ive Marx (Department of Sociology, University of Antwerpen)
The Paradox of Redistribution Revisited
2013-09-24
Robert Mare (Department of Sociology, UCLA)
Multigenerational Stratification Processes: One and Two-Sex Approaches
2013-09-10
Ida Öun (Department of Sociology, Umeå University)
Conflict and concord in work and family: Family policies and individuals' subjective experiences
Våren 2013
2013-06-18
Anne Lise Ellingsæter (Department of Sociology and Human Geography, Oslo)
Institutional trust: family policy impact on fertility in Norway
2013-06-04
Janne Jonsson (SOFI, Stockholm University & Nuffield College, University of Oxford)
The new immigrant health paradox: Youth mental wellbeing in comparative perspective
2013-05-14
Jason Beckfield (Harvard University)
Job Security Provisions and Workplace Absence
2013-05-07
Markus Gangl (Goethe University Frankfurt
The Making of a Good Woman: Motherhood, Leave Entitlements and Women’s Work Attachment
2013-04-23
Maria Stanfors (Centre for Economic Demography/Department of Economic History, Lund University)
Fertility and the fast-track: Continued childbearing among professionals in Sweden, 1991-2009
2013-04-09
Emma von Essen & Jonas Karlsson (Department of Economics & SOFI, Stockholm University)
A matter of transient anonymity: Discrimination by gender and foreignness in online auctions
2013-03-26
Cecilia von Otter (SOFI, Stockholm University)
Childhood occupational preferences and adult outcomes - Findings from a Swedish metropolitan cohort
2013-03-12
Rense Nieuwenhuis (IGS, University of Twente)
Institutional and Demographic Explanations of Women's Employment
2013-02-26
Johannes Lindvall (Department of Political Science, Lund University)
The Origins of Primary Education Regimes
2013-02-12
Michael Tåhlin (SOFI, Stockholm University)
Work careers, health and labor market exits
2013-01-29
Liana Fox (SOFI, Stockholm University)
Can Parental Wealth Explain the Black-White Mobility Gap?
2013-01-15
Staffan Kumlin (Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg)
Election Campaign Agendas, Government Partisanship, and Welfare State Generosity
Hösten 2012
2012-12-13
Maria Charles (University of California - Santa Barbara)
Who Likes Math? International Trends Among Eighth-Grade Girls and Boys.
2012-12-04
Leslie McCall (Northwestern University)
The undeserving rich: American beliefs about inequality, opportunity, and redistribution
2012-11-27
David Brady (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin)
Paradoxes Lost and Found: Dimensions of Welfare Transfers, Poverty and Redistribution Preferences in Rich Democracies
2012-11-14
Wim van Oorschot (University of Leuven)
COMPARATIVE WELFARE STATE ANALYSIS WITH SURVEY-BASED BENEFIT RECIPIENCY DATA. The ‘dependent variable problem’ revisited introducing a new perspective on welfare state clustering
2012-10-16
Christopher Wildeman (Yale University)
Incarceration and population health in wealthy democracies
2012-10-02
Peter Hedström (Institutet för Framtidsstudier)
The role of networks in labor-market segregation
2012-09-18
Moa Bursell & Carl le Grand (Stockholms universitet)
Comparing fictitious and real persons: Explaining the unexplained immigrant-native labor market gap from register data - A replication of a randomized field experiment
2012-09-11
Rita Nikolai (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
Restructuring secondary education: Determinants of school policy change in two German Länder
2012-09-04
Juho Härkönen (Stockholms universitet)
Diverging destinies in Europe? Education, family structure, and child well-being
Våren 2012
2012-06-12
Jaap Dronkers (Maastricht University)
Differences between the Educational Performance of 15-Year Old Daughters and Sons of Migrants in PISA 2009 and their Variation by Regions of Origin and Countries of Destination
2012-05-29
Heike Solga (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin)
Education and economic inequalities – The social investment state under scrutiny
2012-05-15
Marie Sallnäs (Stockholms universitet)
Welfare resources among children in care
2012-04-17
Walter Korpi & Stefan Englund (SOFI, Stockholms universitet)
Origins of Proportional Elections and the Postwar Decline of Western Income Inequalities: The Cunning of History in Electoral Model Choice
2012-02-21
Lars Lindblom (Umeå universitet)
Combining Democratic Equality and Luck Egalitarianism
2012-02-07
Robert Erikson (SOFI, Stockholms universitet)
Dimensions of social background and educational attainment
2012-01-24
Hiroshi Ishida
Comparative Social Mobility: Japan and Late-Industrializing Nations
