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Peter Bäckström

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peter.backstrom@umu.se
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Affiliation
Affiliated as visiting researcher at Umeå School of Business, Economics and Statistics (USBE) Section: Economics
Location
Samhällsvetarhuset, Biblioteksgränd 6 Umeå universitet, 901 87 Umeå
Swedish veterans after Bosnia: the relationship between military deployment and labour market marginalisation
Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies, Scandinavian Military Studies 2024, Vol. 7, (1) : 62-79
Bäckström, Peter
Hur gick det sen?: Registerbaserad forskning om veteranerna och arbetsmarknaden
Umeå: Umeå universitet 2023
Bäckström, Peter
Swedish veterans after Bosnia: the relationship between military deployment and labour market marginalisation
Umeå economic studies, 1011
Bäckström, Peter
Empirical essays on military service and the labour market
Umeå economic studies, 1012
Bäckström, Peter
The impact of peacekeeping on post-deployment earnings for Swedish veterans
Umeå economic studies, 1010
Bäckström, Peter; Hanes, Niklas
Situationen på arbetsmarknaden för svenska utlandsveteraner
Umeå: Umeå universitet 2022
Bäckström, Peter
Self-selection and recruit quality in Sweden’s all volunteer force: Do civilian opportunities matter?
Defence and Peace Economics, Routledge 2022, Vol. 33, (4) : 438-453
Bäckström, Peter
Essays on military labour supply in the era of voluntary recruitment
Umeå economic studies, 965
Bäckström, Peter
Self-Selection and Recruit Quality in Sweden's All Volunteer Force: Do Civilian Opportunities Matter?
Umeå economic studies, 964
Bäckström, Peter
Are economic upturns bad for military recruitment?: A study on Swedish regional data 2011–2015
Defence and Peace Economics, Routledge 2019, Vol. 30, (7) : 813-829
Bäckström, Peter
Commuting and timing of retirement
The annals of regional science, Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer Berlin/Heidelberg 2016, Vol. 56, (1) : 125-152
Bäckström, Peter; Sandow, Erika; Westerlund, Olle
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Research projects

1 March 2021 until 8 September 2023
Empirical studies of military deployment abroad and labor market outcomes