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Kateryna Karhina

Contact

E-mail
kateryna.karhina@umu.se
Phone
+46 90 786 66 17

Works at

Affiliation
Postdoctoral fellow at Department of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies
Location
A, YA, Humanisthuset, Norra Beteendevetarhuset Umeå universitet, 901 87 Umeå
2019
Workplace-based learning and school-to-work transitions among special needs upper-secondary students with intellectual disabilities in Sweden
Book of Abstracts, NNDR 2019
Ineland, Jens; Karhina, Kateryna
2019
What determines gender inequalities in social capital in Ukraine?
SSM - Population Health, Vol. 8
Karhina, Kateryna; Eriksson, Malin; Ghazinour, Mehdi; et al.
2017
Social capital and well-being in the transitional setting of Ukraine
Umeå University medical dissertations, 1933
Karhina, Kateryna
2017
Social capital transformation, voluntarily services and mental health during times of military conflict in Ukraine
Global Journal of Health Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education 2017, Vol. 9, (5) : 141-155
Karhina, Kateryna; Ghazinour, Mehdi; Ng, Nawi; et al.
2017
Voluntary work during times of military crisis: what motivates people to be involved and what are the effects on well-being?
Psychology, Vol. 8 : 1601-1619
Karhina, Kateryna; Ghazinour, Mehdi; Ng, Nawi; et al.
2016
Gender differences in the association between cognitive social capital, self-rated health, and depressive symptoms: a comparative analysis of Sweden and Ukraine
International Journal of Mental Health Systems, Vol. 10
Karhina, Kateryna; Ng, Nawi; Ghazinour, Mehdi; et al.
Gender and social inequalities in access to structural and cognitive social capital in Ukraine: what are the determinants?
Karhina, Kateryna; Eriksson, Malin; Ghazinour, Mehdi; et al.
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Research projects

1 February 2016 until 31 January 2021
DISLIFE Liveable disabilities: Life courses and opportunity structures across time