SUDA Events
- 06 Feb SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Martin Dribe, Lund University Social Class, Income and Fertility in Sweden, 1922-2015
- 13 Feb SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Martin Hällsten, Department of Sociology The shadow of peasant past: Six generations of inequality persistence in Northern Sweden
- 18 Feb Stockholm Session on Migration: Natasha Webster "By doing these courses, you are doing the right thing": Migrant Women Entrepreneurs, Emotional Citizenry and everyday encounters in the Swedish entrepreneurial landscape
- 20 Feb SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Raffaele Grotti, European University Institute (EUI) Social inequality and earnings trajectories. A growth curve analysis of Germany and the United States
- 05 Mar SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Linus Andersson, University of Turku & SOFI Falling Fertility and the Inequalities Involved
- 12 Mar SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Matthew Wallace, SUDA Comparing national life expectancy over time in the Nordics: the contribution of immigrants
- 19 Mar Stockholm Session on Migration meets SUDA/Spade Colloquium: Eleonora Mussino Influences of origin and destination on migrant fertility.
- 26 Mar SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Nora Sánchez Gassen, Nordregio Adapting European Cities to Population ageing: Policy challenges and best practices
- 02 Apr SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Linda L. Haas, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis An innovative team approach to flexibility – A case study of work redesign in a male-dominated construction company.
- 16 Apr SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Nathalie Le Bouteillec, French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED) Who is the father? A review of the development of the establishment of fatherhood in Sweden since the beginning of the 1900s
- 07 May SUDA Demographic Colloquium: Chiara Comolli, University of Lausanne Partisan fertility response in the wake of the Great Recession in Sweden
- 19 May Stockholm Session on Migration: Andrea Voyer Locating the Immigrant in the Symbolic Landscape: A Computational Sociological Approach.