Staff

My research concerns prejudice and immigration attitudes, and how such attitudes develop in different political and social contexts.

My research investigates processes linking labour market inequalities, family life and wellbeing using methods for causal inference.

I am a researcher at the Department of Sociology, Umeå University, and at Social Work, Södertörn University. My research focuses on labour market and working life within a life course perspective.

My research focuses on how and why social movements influence society and policies as well as how and why young people practice politics by merging boundaries between the state and society.

I am associate professor in Sociology and work as a lecturer. My research interests are organizational sociology with a focus on gender, feminism, ethnicity/race, and indigenous research.

I am an associate professor of sociology (docent) at the Department of Sociology. My research concerns the labor market and working life. I teach about work life, sociological theory and criminology

Associate professor in Sociology

I work as administrator of records and archives at three departments; psychology, education and sociology. My work also includes administrative support and registration of publications in DIVA.

I am a doctoral student in digital sociology. My research is about how political parties interplay with digital activism on social media.

I am a researcher in sociology. My research focus on religious change, secularization and the social consequences of mainstream religiosity.

I am a sociologist with a background in engineering physics and a research interest in modelling social phenomena using large-scale datasets and non-traditional quantitative methods.

I am a researcher at the Department of Sociology. My current research mainly focuses on public beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors in relation to the environment and climate change.

I am administrative manager at the Departments of Education, Psychology and Sociology. 

I am Professor of Sociology. My main areas of interest are comparative political sociology and stratification. I am heading the Swedish part of the International Social Survey Program (ISSP).

I am a Senior Researcher and Associated Professor in Sociology. My current research interest include social inequalities over the life course.

I coordinate the research infrastructures within the national consortium CORS. My job involves research communication, operational planning and follow-up.

I am Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer in Sociology, and Head of unit at Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR).

I am a PhD student at the Industrial Doctoral School.

My research concerns digital politics in a broad sense, but I focus primarily on far-right political expressions, and how different types of media and platforms enable these.

I am an associate professor in the Department of Sociology. My research interests lie broadly in political sociology, with an emphasis on immigration, nationalism, and the welfare state. 

I research sociopolitical attitudes and the welfare state. Other interests include gender, white-collar crime, and values and personality. 

I'm a professor in Sociology and deputy head of the department. My research generally concerns attitudes and more specifically prejudice and nationalism.

I am interested in the ways in which individuals create cultures of resistance and subordination. My research integrates  environmental labour studies and gender studies.

I am an interdisciplinary researcher specializing in digital and cultural sociology. My research interests centre on social movements, collective memory, cultural heritage and digital media.

Associate professor in physiotherapy. Research focus on how stigma-related emotions affect self-management in people with COPD, and support for self-management for different groups.

My research is about politics, power, and resistance at the intersection of society and digital technologies.

My research concerns social inequality in general and in relation to race, place and gender specifically.