Excited to share our new study in @ESR_news: @A_B_Andersson and I analyze how social networks contribute to class divides in attitudes to economic inequality, expanding on our previous work on Sweden with a country-comparative perspective using the @ISSP_survey.

✨Our new issue is out & packed with high quality research by @arvid_lindh @antonbandersson @DavidCalnitsky @KristinaLindem4 @ntborgen @henrikdz @ErikRosenqvist @patriciamcmull7 @StinaSiegert @misunlim_soc @SaschaDosSantos @Giam_Alderotti & more! ➡️ https://t.co/UvCf2bLsoi

Skriver på DN Debatt om hur svensk välfärdspolitik står inför ett avgörande vägval, mellan en generell modell eller ett grundtrygghetssystem. Analyserna presenteras också i samband med rapportlansering hos SNS. https://t.co/xF6gPbf1g8

En ny SNS-rapport undersöker utvecklingen av svenska socialförsäkringar. Genom en internationell och historisk jämförelse analyserar rapportförfattarna förändringar i ersättningsnivåer, varaktighet och kvalificeringskrav – och vilka konsekvenser det får.

Thrilled to be responsible for the Swedish part of this international consortium, led by the tremendous @KM_Zimmermann!

Our paper on the ”Class Ceiling in Politics” is now out in the APSR with open access. For an overview of the key findings see this thread!

So well deserved! SOFI researcher Cassandra Engeman is awarded a @ERC_Research Starting Grant to examine how trade unions influence social policies across various countries, with a focus on care leave policies that grant time-off from work.

📢PhD Job alert! Join me for my ERC project on "Improving Female Migrants’ Labour Market Positioning" (PROFEM). I offer two PhD positions at the University of Lausanne. Deadline: 23.09.24 / Start: Nov 2024 More info: https://t.co/5ofwUBhEE9

The @GC_CUNY Stone Center has openings for two postdoctoral scholars. These 2-year positions start in August 2025. One position is focused on wealth, the other on economic inequality. Scholars from underrepresented groups encouraged. Apply by Oct. 30! https://t.co/xb1WC2La1l

We are looking for a postdoctoral fellow in sociology! Are you interested in research on social policy, welfare, inequality, and the labor market? We offer the opportunity to work with leading researchers in the field. https://t.co/fXHaeHaBJZ

Economic inequality impacts more than just finances; it affects health and lifespan too, says SOFI researcher @RNieuwenhuis in @dagensnyheter today. "People living in poverty have shorter lives and more years of poor health." Read the interview here:

We are hiring a postdoc in sociology at @SOFI_su_se. Great place to work, and to do a postdoc (I did one 2015-16)

A very festive anniversary edition of the #ISSP GM came to an end yesterday. Immense thanks to our Australian hosts and the ISSP member countries for a highly productive GM, paving the way for hopefully another 40 years of vital social research! @ANUcass

📢The first data release of ISSP 2021 is here! Covering 19 countries, it explores #health status & behaviors, right to healthcare, trust in healthcare systems, attitudes towards e-health, vaccinations & governmental responses to epidemics.@gesis_org 👉 https://t.co/Vv89ZPK5VT

New paper @PoPpublicsphere: "Varieties of Indoctrination: The Politicization of #Education and the Media around the World". Here we introduce and validate our new V-Indoc data. 160 countries, 1945-2021. 27 new indicators & 13 indices.

Applications are open for Inequality by the Numbers, our annual research workshop on socio-economic inequality. This year’s workshop will be held in person at the Graduate Center, CUNY, from June 3 to 7. Apply by March 12! https://t.co/URj37me7gT

Interesting new study by Kenneth Nelson and colleagues on how welfare states can blunt how environmental taxes might otherwise be regressive. Cool new approach to incorporate comparative social policy, taxation/public finance, and environmental issues. https://t.co/KjThH1Em6s

Excited to announce the fresh update of the #ISSP cumulative dataset on #SocialInequality! 🌐 Now includes data from 1987, 1992, 1999, 2009, and 2019, covering 35 countries globally. 📊 Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore this invaluable data resource👇

New study on the distributive consequences of environmental taxes and social protection buffers.