Previous seminars

Katharina Dengler, Institute for Employment Research (IAB) The digital transformation will have large effects on the labour market. Previous studie...

Technological change is leading to an increase in jobs that require non-routine cognitive tasks, i.e., analytic and interactive tasks. At the same ...

A vast amount of research has studied the gendered transition to parenthood, trying to disentangle its causes and consequences. In the GENPARENT pr...

We use data from 14 European countries and provide evidence that the fall in prices of information and communication technologies (ICT) is associat...

Speaker: Małgorzata Mikucka, Center for Demographic Research, Université Catholique de Louvain (Belgium) MZES, Mannheim University (Germany) Previo...

Speaker: Damian Grimshaw, King’s College London In a context of new digital technologies and macroeconomic uncertainty (exacerbated during th...

Speaker: Youngjoo Cha, Indiana University This study examines whether organizational policies can help to challenge the way we define “ideal worker...

Heejung Chung, University of Kent How did working from home influence the division of childcare and housework among dual earning heterosexual coupl...

Jill Rubery, University of Manchester How did Covid-19 affect women’s labour market position? The Covid‑19 pandemic has not just interrupted ...

After decades of decline in birth rates at younger ages, childbearing after age 30 has become prominent to explain overall fertility levels in Euro...

Many studies explore the division of housework and childcare between heterosexual couples without addressing the crucial issue of the cognitive loa...

Gerda Neyer, University of Stockholm Over the past two decades, many demographers and political actors have focused on family policies as the key f...

Speaker: Natalie Nitsche, Max Planck Institute of Demograhic Research Fertility responses to disasters such as pandemics, recessions, or natural di...

Speaker: Ann-Zofie Duvander, Stockholm University Research have found strong support for the assumption that a major reason for the gendered divisi...