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Unit for Social Inequalities and Population Dynamics at Department of Sociology and Human Geography at @UniOslo

 Oslo, Norway
sv.uio.no/iss/english/research/networks/social-Inequalities-and-population-dynamics/
Joined February 2019
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SIP_Oslo@OsloSip5 Sep 2023
HURRA!! Congratulations to Nicolai Borgen @ntborgen that have been awarded ERC starting grant! We are so proud of you!
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HURRA!! Congratulations to Nicolai Borgen @ntborgen that have been awarded ERC starting grant! We are so proud of you!
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We find no evidence of heterogeneous #neighbourhood effects: having resource-rich neighbours has similar effects on children from low and high SES-families in Sweden - growing up in a resource-rich neighbourhood is associated with better life outcomes doi.org/10.1093/esr/jcac063
Average predicted probabilities of being a social welfare recipient at the age of 30 (top row) and of being in the highest income quintile by the age of 30–34 (bottom row) by parental background and neighbourhood characteristics. Fully controlled models including SAMS fixed effects.

ALT Average predicted probabilities of being a social welfare recipient at the age of 30 (top row) and of being in the highest income quintile by the age of 30–34 (bottom row) by parental background and neighbourhood characteristics. Fully controlled models including SAMS fixed effects.

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Very excited to publish my first paper in @SJPH together with @torkildl! Overall, higher income and wealth inequality is not associated with higher all-cause mortality risk in Norway. doi.org/10.1177/140349482211…
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Spread the word! Call for proposals European Journal of Population: Special issue 2023 eaps.nl/newsitem/call-for-pr…
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Interested in gender inequalities and fertility? Great opportunity at ⁦@MPIDRnews⁩! AND you get to work with ⁦@NHiekel⁩!! demogr.mpg.de/en/career_6122…
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The smiling faces of the #SIPD team representatives at the @ecsr2022 in Amsterdam. Brilliant researchers from all over the world gathered together in stunning locations... how good is being back to in-person conferences! #ecsr2022
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#nds2022 was the first in-person conference in more than two years for me. And it was so amazingly non-online Out of more than a hundred participants, only 23 tweeted anything with the hashtag. But as usual, the conference highlight equalizing feature works for small accounts 🤩
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After more than 2 years of zoom conferences, the 22nd Nordic Demographic Symposium organized by @NorskForening is physically taking place in #Oslo Here is a 🧵of #SIPD group presentations:
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During the second day of the #nds2022 @STBorgen present a joint work w/ @aresherman on horizontal #stratification in the educational careers of #immigrant descendants
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Lars Dommermuth presenting results of a lab-experiment on #fertility intentions in 🇮🇹 and 🇳🇴 Joint work w/ @trudelapp, C. Matera, @ale_minello and D. Vignoli
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The genetics of partnership dissolution: @ruthevaj presents new research on the genetic factors that are related to couples splitting up. Joint work with @torkildl. #nds2022 @NorskForening
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Congratulations to Axel P. Kristensen, @trudelapp and Lars Dommermuth for winning the poster award at #NDS2022 ! @NorskForening
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In Norway, there is a negative association between individual unemployment and the risk of birth for childless women, childless men, and fathers. For mothers, the association is positive. demographic-research.org/vol… @trudelapp @OsloSip
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➡Check out the program of this open conference on "Firms, Employers, and Comparative Perspectives on Labor Market Inequality in the 21st Century" 🔗registration nettskjema.no/a/266926#/page…
Are Skeie Hermansen (@aresherman) profile pictureAre Skeie Hermansen@aresherman5 May 2022
On June 10, I'm arranging the open mini-conference "Firms, Employers, and Comparative Perspectives on Labor Market Inequality in the 21st Century" at the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. If you're in Oslo then, feel free to join! More info in the attached program.
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