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💬 Public talks at SUZ: Beate Völker on «"Still not belonging to us?" Safety perceptions and collective social capital in areas with different migration histories in the Netherlands»

Every semester, our Department hosts a series of public talks (colloquiums) on the topic of «Current Sociological Research» with local researchers and invited guest speakers. While these talks are mandatory for our Master's degree students, any interested members of the general public are welcome to attend - no registration necessary. 

Upcoming talk: «"Still not belonging to us?" Safety perceptions and collective social capital in areas with different migration histories in the Netherlands»

Guest speaker: Prof. Dr. Daniel Oesch, FORS

December 3, 2024, 12:15-13:45
Room AND 4-06 (4th floor)
Andreasstrasse 15, 8050 Zürich

We are happy to welcome you all at this session. 

Best regards,
Per Block, Marco Giesselmann, Heinrich Nax, Heiko Rauhut, Jörg Rössel, Katja Rost, Michael Shanahan, Marc Szydlik

Weiterführende Informationen

CSR schedule for fall semester 2024

Tuesdays, 12:15-13:45 
  Andreasstrasse 15, 8050 Zürich, 4th floor room AND-406
  or online

01 Oct 2024
Ariane Bertogg: Educational Assortative Mating - An Overlooked Factor for Health Inequality in Later Life?

15 Oct 2024
Emanuel Deutschmann: Using digital trace data to explore transnational mobility worldwide.

29 Oct 2024
Ezzat Elokda: Just Good KARMA: How we're driving fairness and efficiency in transportation and beyond.

05 Nov 2024
Claudia Diehl: Fairness perceptions among high school students in Germany.

12 Nov 2024
Daniel Oesch: Occupations’ earnings potential as a measure of social hierarchy: theory and empirics for Europe.

03 Dec 2024
Beate Völker: “Still not belonging to us?” Safety perceptions and collective social capital in areas with different migration histories in the Netherlands.

10 Dec 2024    
Lena Hipp: Partnership penalties for working in gender-atypical occupations? Observational and experimental evidence from Germany.

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