Lebenslauf und Generationen

The URPP Human Reproduction Reloaded is inviting to the brown bag lunch talk «Queerying Doing Family? Gay and Trans Parents in Switzerland» by Carole Ammann. 

Last Tuesday, Kevin Schönholzer defended his dissertation, which examines how differences in policy, like paid parental leave and educational expansion, shape education. He researched equalizing factors using cross-national multi-cohort data.

Are - like Melvin Kohn's posits in Class and Conformity - work conditions like self-direction transmitted from parents to children? This article aims to answer that question empirically with data from the Youth Developement Study.

The study explores how cultural participation influences daily well-being using Experience Sampling Methodology (ESM). Unlike previous studies, it uses ESM to gather real-time data from over 270 respondents through mini-questionnaires over a week.

The recently established Center for Human Immunology (CHI) will start a series of talks and discussions whereby in each session one speaker will cover a topic of human immunology and another speaker a related topic of social science, healthy aging, and data science. Every session will be followed by a networking apero.

This year three SUZ researchers are recognized as Best Researchers in the URPP «Human Production Reloaded» program for their work in the Data Centre.

Publiziert am 26. September in der Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie (KZfSS). Der Artikel untersucht die Entstehungsmechanismen von Wohnsegregation auf der Nachfrageseite von Wohnungsmärkten, d. h. diskriminierende Wohnpräferenzen von Einwohnern bezüglich der sozialen Zusammensetzung von Wohnvierteln. 

Es gibt immer mehr Lehrerinnen als Lehrer. Warum verlassen Männer die sogenannten "Frauenberufe"? Diese neue Studie von SUZ-Professor Per Block sucht Antworten zur beruflichen Geschlechtertrennung.

Erschienen in "Social Networks" am 30.12.2022.