Both work and family?: Patterns of women’s return to work after having children, Sweden 1880-1960
Talare: Kelsey Marleen Mol, PhD student at Unit of Economic History, Umeå Centre for Gender Studies (UCGS) och Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research (CEDAR)
The Classes of Death Socio-economic mortality differentials in Swedish cities during the harvest failure of 1771-72
Talare: Gästforskare Tommy Andersson, som i år har vunnit Sveriges Demografiska förenings uppsatstävling; Master’s Programme in Economic Growth, Population, and Development vid Lund universitet.
Seminariet anordnas tillsammans med SDF (Svensk demografisk förening) Mer information
20 november
Employment Uncertainty and Life Course Outcomes
Talare: Rishabh Tyagi, MSc MPhil (Biostatistics and Demography) PhD student Labor Demography, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Research assistant, CEDAR Mer information
23 oktober
Pioneering Swedish women on the labour market over the past two centuries
Talare:Marco van Leuween, Dept. of Sociology, Utrecht University. Mer information
2 oktober
Heterogeneity in Childhood Residential Mobility Trajectories: Implications for Adult Preventative Healthcare Use
Talare: Juste Lekstyte, Center for Demographic Studies (CED), Barcelona. Mer information
4 september - Seminariet är inställt
Mapping Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Encephalitis Lethargica Incidence in Sweden – with special attention to the 1921´s outbreak in Northern Sweden