European Consortium for Sociological Research
ECSR Conference 2013
'Developments in Social Inequality and
Social Cohesion'
October 14th-16th 2013
Organized by the Department of Sociology
Tilburg University, the Netherlands
http://www.tilburguniversity.edu/about-tilburguniversity/schools/socialsciences/organization/departments/sociology/ecsrtilburg2013/
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Welcome to the ECSR conference!
Welcome to Tilburg University!
The conference will take place in two of the buildings at the campus of Tilburg University, the
Dante building (D-building) and the Warande building (W-building). All lunches and coffee breaks
will take place in the Dante building. To get to Tilburg University, take a train from station Breda
or
Tilburg
Central
Station
to
station
Tilburg
University
(journey
planner:
http://www.ns.nl/en/travellers/home). At station Tilburg University there are signs indicating how
to walk to the university (5-minute walk). On Monday morning we will welcome you on station
Tilburg University.
Map Tilburg University
Wifi is available in the Dante-building and the Warande-building. The network name is ECSR and
the password is sociology. We hope you will enjoy your stay here and that we can all enjoy a
great conference.
The organizing committee
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Monday October 14th 2013
Time
8.30-9.00
9.00-10.30
Registration / Coffee and tea
Plenary lectures
Chair : Paul de Graaf
Matthijs Kalmijn (University of Amsterdam) – Ethnic
differences in family structure and children’s wellbeing: An
analysis of the Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Survey in
four European countries
Place
Foyer Dante
DZ 2
Lucinda Platt (University of London) – Assimilation, reactive
ethnicity or religious revival? Identity formation and
generational change among ethnic minorities in the UK
10.30-11.00
11.00-12.30
12.30-13.30
13.30-15.00
15.00-15.30
15.30-17.00
17.00-18.30
18.00-20.00
Coffee Break
Parallel sessions 1
1a. Educational Inequality: Stability or Change?
1b. The Gender Gap in Education
1c. Miscellaneous Papers on the Labour Market
1d. Migration: Theoretical Perspectives
1e. Family Policies: What Works?
1f. Parents’ Time Use and Child Outcomes
Lunch
Parallel session 2
2a. Education as a Positional Good
2b. From School to Work: Apprenticeship Systems
2c. School, Dropping Out and Work
2d. Educational Experiences of Migrants’ Children
2e. To Have or Not To Have? Fertility and Childlessness
2f. Patterns and Trends in Social Mobility
2g. Social Capital and Social Relationships
Coffee Break
Parallel sessions 3
3a. Access to Education
3b. Gender and the Labour Market II
3c. Work Conditions and Well-Being
3d. Ethnic Differences in Educational Achievement
3e. Assortative Mating
3f. Social Inequality: Miscellaneous
3g. Social Class
Drinks and snacks
ECSR Board Meeting
Foyer Dante
WZ 204
WZ 206
WZ 205
DZ 3
WZ 203
DZ 4
Foyer Dante
WZ 204
WZ 104
WZ 205
DZ 3
WZ 201
WZ 103
DZ 4
Foyer Dante
WZ 204
WZ 206
WZ 205
WZ 203
WZ 201
WZ 202
WZ 103
Foyer Dante
DZ 7
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Tuesday October 15th 2013
Time
8.30-9.00
9.00-10.30
10.30-11.00
11.00-12.30
12.30-13.30
13.30-15.00
15.00-15.30
15.30-17.00
19.00-21.30
Place
Registration / Coffee and Tea
Parallel sessions 4
4a. Trends and Reforms in Tertiary Education
4b. Investing in Skills: Adult Education
4c. Housing and Inequality
4d. Social Integration of Immigrants
4e. The Division of Household Work
4f. Causes and Consequences of Income Inequality
Coffee Break
Parallel sessions 5
5a. Education: From Parents to Children
5b. Employment Trajectories
5c. Values and Attitudes Across Europe I
5d. Migration and the Life Course
5e. The Life Course Perspective: Linked Lives, Linked
Outcomes
5f. Housing, Welfare and the Economic Crisis
Lunch
Plenary Lectures
Chair: Caroline Dewilde
Wiemer Salverda (Amsterdam Institute for Advanced
Labour Studies) – Income inequalities and the labour
market in Europe
Heike Solga (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin) – The impact
of certificates and competences on labour market
outcomes in advanced economies
Coffee Break
Parallel sessions 6
6a. Early Intervention in Education
6b. Determinants of Earnings and Earnings Trajectories
6c. Values and Attitudes Across Europe II
6d. Spatial Dimensions of Migration Experiences
6e. Linked Lives: Intergenerational Solidarity
6f. What Determines Volunteering?
Conference Dinner
ECSR PhD Thesis Award
WZ 204
WZ 206
WZ 205
DZ 3
WZ 203
WZ 202
Foyer Dante
WZ 204
WZ 206
WZ 104
DZ 3
WZ 201
WZ 202
Foyer Dante
DZ 2
Foyer Dante
WZ 104
WZ 206
DZ 4
DZ 3
WZ 201
WZ 202
Schouwburg Tilburg
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Wednesday October 16th
Time
8.30-9.00
9.00-10.30
10.30-11.00
11.00-12.30
Place
Coffee and Tea
Parallel sessions 7
7a. The Reproduction of Educational Inequality
7b. Labour Market Outcomes of the Economic Crisis
7c. Economic Independence of Women and Mothers
7d. Educational Aspirations of Native and Immigrant
Children
7e. Working Families
7f. Social Cohesion – Measurement and Benefits
Coffee Break
Parallel sessions 8
8a. Families, Cultural Capital and Educational Outcomes
8b. Gender and the Labour Market I
8c. Who’s in Charge? – Political Representation
8d. The Experiences of Immigrants
8e. Who Cares? Combining Paid and Unpaid Labour
WZ 204
WZ 206
WZ 205
DZ 3
WZ 203
DZ 4
Foyer Dante
WZ 204
WZ 206
WZ 205
WZ 203
WZ 201
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Session program overview
Monday
11.00-12.30
Session
a
b
13.30-15.00
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Educational
Inequality:
Stability or
Change?
WZ 204
The Gender
Gap in
Education
WZ 206
c
Miscellaneous
Papers on the
Labour Market
WZ 205
d
Migration:
Theoretical
Perspectives
DZ 3
e
Family
Policies: What
Works?
WZ 203
f
Parents' Time
Use and Child
Outcomes
DZ 4
g
2
Education as a
Positional
Good
WZ 204
Tuesday
9.00-10.30
15.30-17.00
3
Access to
Education
WZ 204
11.00-12.30
4
Wednesday
9.00-10.30
15.30-17.00
5
6
Trends and
Reforms in
Tertiary
Education
WZ 204
Investing in Skills:
Adult Education
WZ 206
Education: From
Parents to
Children
WZ 204
Early
Intervention in
Education
WZ 104
Employment
Trajectories
WZ 206
Determinants of
Earnings and
Earnings
Trajectories
WZ 206
Values and
Attitudes Across
Europe II
DZ 4
From School
to Work:
Apprenticeship
Systems
WZ 104
School,
Dropping Out
and Work
WZ 205
Gender and
the Labour
Market II
WZ 206
Work
Conditions and
Well-Being
WZ 205
Housing and
Inequality
WZ 205
Values and
Attitudes Across
Europe I
WZ 104
Educational
Experiences of
Migrants'
Children
DZ 3
To Have or
Not To Have?
Fertility and
Childlessness
WZ 201
Patterns and
Trends in
Social Mobility
WZ 103
Social Capital
and Social
Relationships
DZ 4
Ethnic
Differences in
Educational
Achievement
WZ 203
Assortative
Mating
WZ 201
Social Integration
of Immigrants
DZ 3
Migration and the
Life Course
DZ 3
The Division of
Household Work
WZ 203
Social
Inequality:
Miscellaneous
WZ 202
Social Class
WZ 103
Causes and
Consequences of
Income Inequality
WZ 202
The Life Course
Perspective:
Linked Lives,
Linked Outcomes
WZ 201
Housing, Welfare
and the
Economic Crisis
WZ 202
Spatial
Dimensions of
Migration
Experiences
DZ 3
Linked Lives:
Intergenerational
Solidarity
WZ 201
What
Determines
Volunteering?
WZ 202
11.00-12.30
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The
Reproduction
of Educational
Inequality
WZ 204
Labour Market
Outcomes of
the Economic
Crisis
WZ 206
Economic
Independence
of Women and
Mothers
WZ 205
Educational
Aspirations of
Native and
Immigrant
Children DZ 3
Working
Families
WZ 203
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Families,
Cultural
Capital and
Education
WZ 204
Gender and
the Labour
Market I
WZ 206
Who's in
Charge? Political
Representation
WZ 205
The
Experiences of
Immigrants
WZ 203
Who Cares?
Combining
Paid and
Unpaid Labour
WZ 201
Cohesion Measurement
and Benefits
DZ 4
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Session program Monday October 14th
Session 1: 11.00-12.30
Session 1a
Session chair
Room
Educational Inequality: Stability or Change?
Ruud Luijkx
WZ 204
Gabriele Ballarino, Elena
Meschi, Francesco Scervini
Moris Triventi, Fabrizio
Bernardi, Nazareno Panichella,
Carlo Barone, Gabriele
Ballarino
Yossi Shavit
Factors driving the expansion of education in Europe in the 20th
century
Expansion of education and social stratification in Italy
Session 1b
Session chair
Room
The Gender Gap in Education
Inge Sieben
WZ 206
Volker Lang, Meike Han
The reversal of the gender gap in tertiary educational
participation: The role of expected labour market returns
Gender differences in the effect of family resources on
educational attainment. Analyzing the educational gender gap for
cohorts between 1940-1980
Choice of major in post-secondary education: Trends and
intersectionalities of gender and socioeconomic background in
the Netherlands
Margriet van Hek, Gerbert
Kraaykamp, Maarten H.J.
Wolbers
Herman van de Werfhorst,
Stephanie Steinmetz
Another look at persistent inequality in Israeli education
Session 1c
Session chair
Room
Miscellaneous Papers on the Labour Market
Hans Dietrich
WZ 205
Katja Chkalova
Gender differences in labour market performances of surviving
relatives in the Netherlands
Are there still differences between the public and private sector in
Europe?
Skill-based inequalities in marginally deregulated labour markets:
A comparative analysis of the relation between the protection of
temporary and permanent employment, and transaction cost
drivers of skill-based inequalities in the risk of temporary
employment
Alexis Spire, Etienne Penissat,
Cédric Hugrée
Martin Olsthoorn
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Session 1d
Session chair
Room
Migration: Theoretical Perspectives
Wilfred Uunk
DZ 3
Menno Wierenga, Marcel
Coenders
Mao-Mei Liu, Mathew
Creighton, Paul Baizán
Agnieszka Kanas
Social rights of migrants in Europe
Session 1e
Session chair
Room
Family Policies: What Works?
Helen Russell
WZ 203
Katarina Boye
Care more, earn less? The association between care leave for sick
children and wage growth among Swedish parents
Family-friendly flexible work schedules in Europe
Cultural and structural determinants of female labour market
participation and fertility in Europe: the role of public childcare
services
Patrick Präg, Melinda Mills
Raffaele Guetto, Stefani
Scherer
Prospects for comparative work in international migrant networks
Intergroup contact, perceived group threat and discrimination:
Testing the contact hypothesis among religious minorities and
majorities in Indonesia
Session 1f
Session chair
Room
Parents' Time Use and Child Outcomes
Ineke Nagel
DZ 4
Susanne Schührer
Parental influence on non-cognitive skills and stratification
outcomes
Parents’ time with children and cultural capital in Britain:
Education, social class, and gender differences in leisure activities
with children
The start of inequality: Evidence from Italian 2008-2009 data
Pablo Gracia
Marit Rebane
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Session 2: 13.30-15.00
Session 2a
Session chair
Room
Education as a Positional Good
Yossi Shavit
WZ 204
Herman van de Werfhorst,
Thijs Bol
Fabrizio Bernardi, Gabriele
Ballarino
Tony Tam
Is education a positional good everywhere? Positional education
and inequality of educational opportunity
Inequality of educational returns in comparative perspective
Session 2b
Session chair
Room
From School to Work: Apprenticeship Systems
Louis-André Vallet
WZ 104
Hans Dietrich
A solution for Europe? The impact of firms’ training investment on
apprenticeship graduates’ labour market outcome in Germany
Employers as gatekeepers in apprenticeship systems. A field
experiment
Social networks and apprenticeship search: The role of accessed
and mobilized social capital for finding an apprenticeship in the
German vocational training system
Paula Protsch, Heike Solga
Tobias Roth
Analyzing education as a positional good: Alternative models of
inequality without arbitrary identification
Session 2c
Session chair
Room
School, Dropping Out and Work
Moris Triventi
WZ 205
Celine Goffette, Pascale
Rouaud, Isabelle Recotillet
Fransje Smits
Evaluating the impact of a network of local guidance structures on
school-to-work transitions in France
The role of verbal ability in changing occupational returns to
education in the period 1974-2010 in the United States
Labour market returns of higher education drop-outs: Human
capital or signalling?
Increasing inequalities: An analysis of school failure in Spain
Mirte Scholten, Nicole Tieben
María Fernández Mellizo-Soto,
José Saturnino Martínez García
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Session 2d
Session chair
Room
Educational Experiences of Migrants' Children
Timo Kauppinen
DZ 3
Jaap Dronkers
Can gender differences in the educational performance of 15-year
old migrant pupils be explained by gender equality in the
countries of origin and destination?
Ethnic composition of schools and school performances in
secondary education of Turkish migrant students in 7 countries
and 19 European educational systems
Educational aspirations in first- and second-generation immigrant
families: Is there an intergenerational change?
Gert-Jan Veerman, Jaap
Dronkers
Birgit Becker
Session 2e
Session chair
Room
To Have or Not To Have? Fertility and Childlessness
Louis Chauvel
WZ 201
Felix Tropf, Nicola Barban,
Jornt Mandemakers, Harold
Snieder, Melinda Mills
Monika Mynarska, Anna
Matysiak, Anna Rybinska,
Daniele Vignoli, Valentina
Tocchioni
Gwendolin Blossfeld
A behavioral genetics perspective on the age at first birth
Session 2f
Session chair
Room
Patterns and Trends in Social Mobility
Philip O’Connell
WZ 103
Tomás Katrňák
Back to and escape from social origin: Trends in social fluidity in
the Czech Republic between 1990 and 2011
Changes in social mobility of East- and West-German men.
Developments before, during and after German unification
The intergenerational reproduction of social class in Suriname
Pia Blossfeld
Harry Ganzeboom, Tamira Sno
Diverse paths into childlessness over the life course. Examples
from Italy and Poland
What explains childlessness in modern Germany? A longitudinal
analysis of the effects of educational enrollment, educational
attainment level, labour force participation and career
advancement
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Session 2g
Session chair
Room
Social Capital and Social Relationships
Erik van Ingen
DZ 4
Katya Ivanova, Wilfred Uunk,
Matthijs Kalmijn
Felix Bühlmann
Marco Tosi
My friends, your friends, our friends: Differences between firstand higher-order unions in friendship networks
Explaining configurations of social capital
The role of child-parent distance in reciprocal patterns of support:
social contact-for-money exchange in Europe
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Session 3: 15.30-17.00
Session 3a
Session chair
Room
Access to Education
Gabriele Ballarino
WZ 204
Mathew J. Creighton
Does education background structure how we perceive the
relative position of our education in the labour market? A crossnational comparison of highly-educated workers in Europe
Inequality of relative educational opportunity in Germany
Long-term trends in educational inequality in Spain: Class and
gender inequalities
Liliya Leopold
Fabrizio Bernardi, Ruud Luijkx
Session 3b
Session chair
Room
Gender and the Labour Market II
Tomáš Katrňák
Johanna Dammrich
The influence of country-specific characteristics on gender
segregation of the first job. A comparison of European countries
Women and working condition in Ireland’s Great Recession
Frances McGinnity, Helen
Russell
Emily Murphy, Daniel Oesch
WZ 206
The feminization of occupations and its impact on wages: a panel
analysis for Britain, Germany and Switzerland
Session 3c
Session chair
Room
Work Conditions and Well-Being
Ruud Muffels
WZ 205
Jornt Mandemakers
Unhealthy or flexible work? The impact of non-standard
schedules on health and life satisfaction
Participation and the quality of work
Who works nonstandard schedules? The role of occupational,
household and institutional factors: a cross-country comparison
Duncan Gallie, Ying Zhou
Kadri Täht, Melinda Mills
Session 3d
Session chair
Room
Ethnic Differences in Educational Achievement
Irena Kogan
WZ 203
Elina Kilpi-Jakonen
Children of immigrants entering the Finnish labour market: Equal
opportunities or persistent barriers?
Ethnic disparities at school entry. The effect of a Turkish migration
background on the risk of delayed school entry under consideration
of children's general and receiving country-specific skills
Group or country differences? Educational achievements of the
second generation in Switzerland and Germany
Julia Tuppat
Georg Lorenz, Christoph
Homuth, Cornelia Kristen
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Session 3e
Session chair
Room
Assortative Mating
Ayse Gunduz Hosgor
WZ 201
Raffaele Guetto, Davide
Azzolini
Brendan Halpin
And they all lived happily ever after. Evidence for status-exchange
among mixed-nativity couples in Italy
Education and female hypergamy: simulation, modelling
preferences and structure
Educational assortative mating and timing of first couple
formation: The impact of gender roles
Milan Bouchet-Valat
Session 3f
Session chair
Room
Social Inequality: Miscellaneous
Herman van de Werfhorst
WZ 202
Tobias Troger, Roland
Verwiebe
Tak Wing Chan, Alexander
Upfill-Brown
Anne Roeters
Work-related family policies and educational patterns of family
poverty in post-industrial Europe
The social gradients of autism spectrum disorders in England
Session 3g
Session chair
Room
Social Class
Paolo Barbieri
WZ 103
Alexi Gugushvili, Fabrizio
Bernardi, Clemens Noelke
Michael Tahlin
Explaining changes in unskilled service occupations in Europe
Cécile Brousse
Gender differences in the quantity and quality of leisure: a crossnational comparison of 25 countries
Motivation, effort, monitoring and economic rewards: testing
core claims of contemporary class theory
Is there a common socio-occupational space in Europe?
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Session program Tuesday October 15th
Session 4: 9.00-10.30
Session 4a
Session chair
Room
Trends and Reforms in Tertiary Education
Stephanie Steinmetz
WZ 204
Ignace Glorieux, Ilse Laurijssen,
Olaf Sobczyk
Valentina Goglio, Gabriele
Ballarino
Sabrina Colombo, Gianluca
Argentin, Gabriele Ballarino
Should I stay or should I go? The impact of the Bologna Reforms
on decisions of students to enter higher education in Flanders
The diffusion of satellite universities and implications on
educational opportunities in Italy
Expansion, inflation and displacement. Occupational outcomes of
Italian PhD graduates, 1999-2005
Session 4b
Session chair
Room
Investing in Skills: Adult Education
Matthew Creighton
WZ 206
Martina Dieckhoff
Stratification patterns in continuing training participation: A
comparative study of European labour markets
Does adult education contribute to securing non-precarious
employment? A cross-national comparison
Daniela Vono, Yuliya
Kosyakova, Elina Kilpi-Jakonen,
Patricia McMullin
Martina Huber, Alexandra
Schmucker
Is lifelong learning the answer to transformations in modern
societies?
Session 4c
Session chair
Room
Housing and Inequality
Nienke Moor
WZ 205
Helga de Valk, Marjolijn Das en
Eva Maria Merz
Aleksi Karhula
Post-separation mobility: Moving close to the family
Philipp Lersch, Caroline
Dewilde
The overall effect of family background on homeownership during
the early life course
The transition to first-time home ownership in Europe: A
comparative perspective
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Session 4d
Session chair
Room
Social Integration of Immigrants
Jaap Dronkers
DZ 3
Maureen Eger
Explaining immigrant integration: The impact of sending and
receiving countries on immigrants' economic outcomes in Europe
Inter-ethnic friendships of recent migrants in Germany: Different
patterns across groups and time
High-skilled immigrants and social integration in times of crisis. A
cross-European analysis
Diana Schacht
Bogdan Voicu, Ionela Vlase
Session 4e
Session chair
Room
The Division of Household Work
Daniela Grunow
WZ 203
Anna Dechant, Harald Rost
Renzo Carriero, Lorenzo
Todesco
Cristina Solera, Letizia
Mencarini
Division of household labour: changes in the transition to
parenthood
Perceived fairness and the gendered division of labour: some
preliminary findings from an experimental vignette design
The arrival of the first child and changes in the gender division of
housework. A comparison across 5 European countries
Session 4f
Session chair
Room
Causes and Consequences of Income Inequality
Harry Ganzeboom
WZ 202
Hans-Jürgen Andreß
Has the rise of income inequality in West-Germany been caused
by educational assortative mating?
Income inequality and health in low- and middle-income
countries: a study based on biomarker data
Income inequality and status-seeking
Ioana van Deurzen, Wim van
Oorschot, Erik van Ingen
Marii Paskov, Gerxhani Klarita,
Herman van de Werfhorst
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Session 5: 11.00-12.30
Session 5a
Session chair
Room
Education: From Parents to Children
Tony Tam
WZ 204
Alessandra Minello, Sandra
Buchholz, Hans-Peter
Blossfeld, Susanne Wahler,
Julia Unfried
Louis-André Vallet
Social origin and educational attainment in West-Germany. Do
parental class, status and education have separate and changing
effects across cohorts of sons and daughters?
Silke Schneider
The democratization of education, its apparent paradox, a
plausible explanation, and its empirical proof
So does it make a difference? The intergenerational association of
education across countries using ISCED-levels and alternative
measures
Session 5b
Session chair
Room
Employment Trajectories
Duncan Gallie
WZ 206
Daniela Hochfellner, Carola
Burkert
Mark Visser, Gerbert
Kraaykamp, Maarten Wolbers,
Maurice Gesthuizen
Thijs Velema
Employment trajectories beyond retirement in modern societies
Session 5c
Session chair
Room
Values and Attitudes Across Europe I
Loek Halman
WZ 104
Inge Sieben, Loek Halman
Sabrina de Regt
Religion and parental values in a secularized Western Europe
Is knowledge the reason that older people attach more value to
commemoration?
Crowding-out or crowding-in: The analysis of social support
patterns and gender under different welfare state regimes
Who should pay for the welfare state? Perceived fairness in the
distribution of tax burdens
Kamil Marcinkiewicz, Sonja
Drobnic
Femke Roosma, Wim van
Oorschot, John Gelissen
Inequality in the late career of older workers in the Netherlands:
An event history study of the exit from working life
Career sequences involving organizations of different status
positions in professional football
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Session 5d
Session chair
Room
Migration and the Life Course
Agnieszka Kanas
DZ 3
Tom Kleinepier, Helga de Valk
en Ruben van Gaalen
Ayse Gunduz Hosgor, Jeroen
Smits
Ann Morissens
Life paths of Polish migrants in the Netherlands: timing and
sequencing of events
Recent trends in Turkish-Kurdish intermarriage in Turkey: 19982008
What is the role of gender ideology for Turkish and native
women’s employment in Germany?
Session 5e
The Life-Course Perspective: Linked Lives, Linked
Outcomes
Fabrizio Bernardi
WZ 201
Session chair
Room
Maja Djundeva, Melinda Mills
and Nicola Barban
Patricia Keilthy
Nicoletta Balbo, Nicola Barban,
Melinda Mills
A life-course approach to the relationship between health
inequalities and marital trajectories
Inequalities in family type, size and well-being in Ireland and
Denmark: The significance of age at first birth
Friend and peer effects on entry into marriage and parenthood: A
multiprocess approach - ECSR Thesis Prize
Session 5f
Session chair
Room
Housing, Welfare and Economic Crisis
Philipp Lersch
WZ 202
Stéfanie André, Caroline
Dewilde
Xiana Bueno, Helga de Valk
Home-ownership and support for redistribution
Christian Lennartz, Richard
Ronald
Living arrangements of Latin-American immigrants in Spain:
strategies of support in times of economic crisis
Housing in the age of austerity - The perpetuation of private
property-based welfare systems?
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Session 6: 15.30-17.00
Session 6a
Session chair
Room
Early Intervention in Education
Natascha Notten
WZ 104
Héctor Cebolla-Boado, Jonas
Radl, Leire Salazar
Anne Christine Holtmann
Oliver Klein
The role of parenting practices and preschool education for social
inequalities in learning outcomes: A cross-country comparison
Trajectories of initially high-performing children from low social
backgrounds
Preschools as language learning environments
Session 6b
Session chair
Room
Determinants of Earnings and Earnings Trajectories
Michael Tahlin
WZ 206
Outi Sirniö, Timo M.
Kauppinen, Pekka Martikainen
Louis Chauvel, Fransje Smits
Income trajectories after graduation: An intergenerational
approach
Changing returns to education and over-education: A comparative
analysis of earnings
Economic returns to occupational closure in the German skilled
trades
Thijs Bol
Session 6c
Session chair
Room
Values and Attitudes Across Europe II
Bogdan Voicu
DZ 4
Frances McGinnity, Gillian
Kingston
Nienke Moor, Paul de Graaf
Changing Irish attitudes to immigrants and immigration
Philippe Coulangeon, Ivaylo
Petev
Temporary and long-term consequences of bereavement on
happiness: a cross-cultural study
The social factors of ecological concern in comparative
perspective across Europe
Session 6d
Session chair
Room
Spatial Dimensions of Migration Experiences
Helga de Valk
DZ 3
Nazareno Panichella
Italian migration and social stratification: A comparison between
migration towards the Northern regions and towards Germany
Spatial segregation of ethnic minorities in England (2001-2011)
Measuring the effect of the local ethnic composition on natives'
and immigrants' geographic mobility in France. Evidence from
Panel Data (1982-1999)
Carolina Zuccotti
Mirna Safi, Roland Rathelot
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Session 6e
Session chair
Room
Linked Lives: Intergenerational Solidarity
Melinda Mills
WZ 201
Zuzana Zilincikova, Martin
Does divorce of grandparents influence the provision of their care
for grandchildren and its frequency?
Grandmothers’ coresidence and the effect on child well-being in
Sub-Saharan Africa
Childbearing, parenting and intergenerational family assistance
among post EU-enlargement Polish migrants in UK and Italy
Kreidl
Sandor Schrijner, Jeroen Smits
Weronika Kloc-Nowak
Session 6f
Session chair
Room
What Determines Volunteering?
Renzo Carriero
WZ 202
Erik van Ingen, John Wilson
Aging and volunteering: How role identification, organizational
commitment and volunteer satisfaction change across the life
course
Does ethnic diversity in Dutch municipalities and neighbourhoods
drive down involvement in voluntary organizations? Testing
constrict, conflict and contact theories
The effect of own, parents’, and partners’ educational attainment
on volunteering across Europe
Michael Savelkoul, Maurice
Gesthuizen, Peer Scheepers
Dingeman Wiertz
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Session program Wednesday October 16th
Session 7: 9.00-10.30
Session 7a
Session chair
Room
The Reproduction of Educational Inequality
Philippe Coulangeon
WZ 204
Tomáš Katrňák, Natalie
Simonová, Laura Fónadová
From quantitative to qualitative differences: Testing MMI and EMI
in the Czech secondary school system in the first decade of the
21st century
An analysis of the socio-cultural and institutional context of
access to formal education: the case of roma children in Romania
Cultural reproduction in Europe
Mihaela Gramaticu
Ineke Nagel, Tally Katz-Gerro,
Harry Ganzeboom
Session 7b
Session chair
Room
Labour Market Outcomes of the Economic Crisis
Frances McGinnity
WZ 206
Paolo Barbieri, Giorgio Cutuli
Ruud Muffels
Economic crisis, welfare-labour market assets and unemployment
in Europe
How young people fare during the recent crisis
Session 7c
Session chair
Room
Economic Independence of Women and Mothers
Hans Jürgen Andreß
WZ 205
Daniela Grunow, Dana Müller
Financial independence of mothers upon returning to work
Gender inequalities in paid and unpaid work in couples. The role
of gender motivations
Intergenerational inequality among women: the links between
status achievement and family formation
Alvaro Martinez-Perez
Felix Weiss
Session 7d
Session chair
Room
Jenny Chesters
Tommaso Vitale, Raffaela
Vacca
Mariña Fernandez-Reino
Educational Aspirations of Native and Immigrant
Children
Marcel Coenders
DZ 3
Knowing what they want and how to get it: secondary school
students, their aspirations and their access to social capital
Where do closed identity come from? From networks!
Ethnic differentials in the evolution of educational expectations
during adolescence. The English case
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Session 7e
Session chair
Room
Working Families
Brendan Halpin
WZ 203
Martin Ehlert
Mareike Wagner, Matthias
Pollmann-Schult
Raffaele Grotti, Stefani Scherer
Couples' strategies to buffer income after job loss: The added
worker effect and linked life courses
The effect of parenthood on working nonstandard schedules in
Europe
Economic inequality and the role of the family
Session 7f
Session chair
Room
Social Cohesion - Measurement and Benefits
Martina Dieckhoff
DZ 4
Georgi Dragolov, Zsofia Ignacz,
Jan Delhey, Klaus Boehnke, Jan
Lorenz
Zsofia Ignacz, Georgi Dragolov,
Klaus Boehnke, Jan Delhey, Jan
Lorenz
Vladimir Mentus
Cohesion is “Glück”
Measuring the degree of social cohesion: An international
comparison of 34 countries from 1989 to 2012
Decline of nationalism in Serbia
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Session 8: 11.00-12.30
Session 8a
Session chair
Room
Families, Cultural Capital and Education
Paul de Graaf
WZ 204
Daniel Gabaldón-Estevan, Juan
Pecourt-Gracia
Natascha Notten, Birgit Becker
Family cultural capital and early schooling decisions: the case of
the city of Valencia
Early reading socialization and students' online reading behavior
in comparative perspective
The family is not a safe haven: How inequalities within families
are brought about
Michael Grätz
Session 8b
Session chair
Room
Gender and the Labour Market I
Giorgio Cutuli
WZ 206
Karin Halldén
Lieselotte Blommaert
Yuliya Kosyakova, Dmitry
Kurakin, Hans-Peter Blossfeld
Female managers and the gender wage gap
Gender and job authority in the Netherlands, 1985-2008
Education and its consequences for gender differences in early
labour market careers in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia
Session 8c
Session chair
Room
Who's in Charge? - Political Representation
Tak Wing Chan
WZ 205
Julie Falcon, Andrea Pilotti
Do those who represent us actually represent us? Comparing the
evolution of the social origin, education and social position of the
Swiss Members of Parliament with the Swiss population
The myth of the career politicians: An empirical analysis of the
political careers of Dutch parliamentarians
Widening the participation gap: The effect of educational track on
reported voting in England
Tomas Zwinkels
Jan Germen Janmaat
Session 8d
Session chair
Room
The Experiences of Immigrants
Wilfred Uunk
WZ 203
Philip O'Connell, Fran
McGinnity, Gillian Kingston
Is that really discrimination? Reconciling subjective accounts of
discrimination with objective ethnic penalties in the labour
market in Ireland
How satisfied are migrants in Germany with their income? The
role of income aspirations
Identities in the process of integration
Manuel Siegert
Sven van Hove
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Session 8e
Session chair
Room
Who Cares? Combining Paid and Unpaid Labour
Rafaelle Guetto
WZ 201
Anna Baranowska-Rataj
The impact of the number of children on female employment. Is it
uniform across European countries?
The relationship between care and work in East- and WestGermany over time - Continuity or change?
Institutional care provisions for frail elderly and social inequalities
among women: A comparison of nine European countries
Christin Czaplicki, Tatjana Mika
Maike van Damme
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How to get to the conference dinner venue?
On Tuesday evening, the conference dinner will take place at Theaters Tilburg. The address is:
Theaters Tilburg
Schouwburgring
Tilburg
Tilburg University  Central Station of Tilburg
First, go from Tilburg University to Tilburg Central Station. You can do this by train or by bus. The
train departs from Station Tilburg Universiteit tracks 2 and 3 – in the direction of Eindhoven or
Den Bosch/Utrecht. Alternatively, you can take a bus from the bus stop ‘Universiteit van Tilburg’,
which is located at the Professor Cobbenhagenlaan. You have to take stadsbus 4 (in the direction
of St. Elisabeth-ziekenhuis). Important: the bus leaves from the other side of the road.
Tilburg Central Station  Theaters Tilburg
It takes approximately 10 minutes to walk from the train station to Theaters Tilburg. Go
southwards to enter the Langestraat and walk for 450 meters. Turn right when you arrive at the
Korte Tuinstraat, and immediately turn left to enter the Langestraat again. After 100 meters, turn
right at the Heuvelstraat, and immediately turn left to enter the Oude Markt. After you have
walked for about 100 meters, you arrive at the Stadhuisplein. Turn right to enter the
Schouwburgring. You can already see Theaters Tilburg, Just cross the road, use the entrance
‘ingang concertzaal’ and enjoy!
You could also take a taxi or take one of the following busses from Tilburg Central Station:
stadsbus 1 to Elisabeth
stadsbus 2 to Centrum
stadsbus 3 to Elisabeth
stadsbus 7 to Blaak
stadsbus 8 to Het Laar
stadsbus 11 to Goirle
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If you take a bus from Tilburg Central Station, make sure you exit at the third bus stop:
‘Stadhuisplein’. The bus stops are announced in the busses and they are also displayed in the
bus.
Walking route from Tilburg Central Station to Theaters Tilburg
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More detailed walking route
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Participant List
Last name
A
André
Andreß
Azzolini
First name
Institution
Country
E-mail adress
Stéfanie
Hans-Jürgen
Davide
Tilburg University
University of Cologne
FBK-IRVAPP/University of Trento
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
s.andre@tilburguniversity.edu
hja@wiso.uni-koeln.de
azzolini@fbk.eu
B
Balbo
Ballarino
Baranowska-Rataj
Barbieri
Becker
Bernardi
Blommaert
Blossfeld
Blossfeld
Bol
Bouchet-Valat
Boye
Brousse
Bueno-Garcia
Bühlmann
Burkert
Nicoletta
Gabriele
Anna
Paolo
Birgit
Fabrizio
Lieselotte
Gwendolin
Pia
Thijs
Milan
Katarina
Cécile
Xiana
Felix
Carola
Bocconi University
University of Milan
Umeå University
University of Trento
Frankfurt University
European University Institute
Utrecht University
University of Oxford
University of Oxford
University of Amsterdam
LSQ-CREST
Stockholm University
INSEE/CREST-LSQ
Centre d'Estudis Demogràfics
University of Lausanne
Institute for Employment Research
Italy
Italy
Sweden
Italy
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Germany
United Kingdom
Netherlands
France
Sweden
France
Spain
Switzerland
Germany
balbo.nicoletta@unibocconi.it
gabriele.ballarino@unimi.it
anna.baranowska@soc.umu.se
paolo.barbieri@unitn.it
bi.becker@em.uni-frankfurt.de
fbernardieu@gmail.com
l.blommaert@uu.nl
gwendolin_blossfeld@hotmail.com
pia.blossfeld@nuffield.ox.ac.uk
t.bol@uva.nl
nalimilan@club.fr
katarina.boye@sofi.su.se
cecile.brousse@insee.fr
xbueno@ced.uab.es
felix.buhlmann@unil.ch
carola.burkert@iab.de
C
Carriero
Chan
Chauvel
Chesters
Renzo
Tak Wing
Louis
Jenny
University of Torino
University of Oxford
University of Luxembourg
University of Canberra
Italy
United Kingdom
Luxembourg
Australia
renzo.carriero@unito.it
tw.chan@sociology.ox.ac.uk
louis.chauvel@uni.lu
jenny.chesters@canberra.edu.au
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Chkalova
Coenders
Colombo
Coulangeon
Creighton
Cutuli
Czaplicki
Katja
Marcel
Sabrina
Philippe
Mathew
Giorgio
Christin
CBS/Erasmus University
Utrecht University
Università degli Studi di Milano
Sciences Po
University of Pompeu Fabra
University of Trento
Max Planck Institute
Netherlands
Netherlands
Italy
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
kcka@cbs.nl
m.coenders@uu.nl
sabrina.colombo@unimi.it
philippe.coulangeon@sciences-po.fr
mathew.creighton@upf.edu
g.cutuli@unitn.it
czaplicki@mea.mpisoc.mpg.de
D
Damian
Dammrich
de Graaf
de Regt
de Valk
Dechant
Demazy
Dewilde
Dieckhoff
Dietrich
Djundeva
Dodoiu
Dominguez Alvarez
Dragolov
Dronkers
Elena
Johanna
Paul
Sabrina
Helga
Anna
Sabine
Caroline
Martina
Hans
Maja
Gabriela
Linda
Georgi
Jaap
University of Cologne
European University Institute
Tilburg University
Utrecht University
NIDI
State Institute for Family Research
University of Luxembourg
Tilburg University
Social Research Center Berlin
IAB
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
Tilburg University
Tilburg University
BIGSSS
Maastricht University
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Netherlands
elenadamian.ro@gmail.com
johanna.dammrich@eui.eu
pdegraaf@tilburguniversity.edu
s.deregt@uu.nl
valk@nidi.nl
anna.dechant@ifb.uni-bamberg.de
sabine.demazy@uni.lu
c.l.dewilde@tilburguniversity.edu
Martina.Dieckhoff@wzb.eu
hans.dietrich@iab.de
m.djundeva@rug.nl
g.dodoiu@tilburguniversity.edu
l.dominguezalvarez@tilburguniversity.edu
dragolov@bigsss-bremen.de
j.dronkers@maastrichtuniversity.nl
E
Eger
Ehlert
Maureen
Martin
Umeå University
Social Research Center Berlin
Sweden
Germany
maureen.eger@soc.umu.se
ehlert@wzb.eu
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F
Falcon
Fernandez Mellizo-Soto
Fernandez-Reino
Fónadová
Julie
María
Mariña
Laura
University of Lausanne
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
University of Pompeu Fabra
Masaryk University
Switzerland
Spain
Spain
Czech Republic
julie.falcon@unil.ch
mfmellizosoto@edu.ucm.es
marinha.fernandez@upf.edu
laura@econ.muni.cz
G
Gabaldón-Estevan
Gallie
Ganzeboom
Goffette
Goglio
Gracia
Gramaticu
Grätz
Grotti
Grunow
Guetto
Gugushvili
Gunduz Hosgor
Daniel
Duncan
Harry
Celine
Valentina
Pablo
Mihaela
Michael
Raffaele
Daniela
Raffaele
Alexi
Ayşe
University of Valencia
University of Oxford
VU Amsterdam
Cereq
University of Milan
University of Amsterdam
SNSPA
European University Institute
University of Trento
Goethe University
University of Trento
European University Institute
Middle East Technical University
Spain
United Kingdom
Netherlands
France
Italy
Netherlands
Romania
Italy
Italy
Germany
Italy
Italy
Turkey
daniel.gabaldon@uv.es
duncan.gallie@nuffield.ox.ac.uk
harry.ganzeboom@vu.nl
goffette@cereq.fr
valentina.goglio@unimi.it
p.gracia@uva.nl
cb@snspa.ro
michael.gratz@eui.eu
raffaele.grotti@unitn.it
grunow@soz.uni-frankfurt.de
raffaele.guetto@unitn.it
alexi.gugushvili@eui.eu
hosgor@metu.edu.tr
H
Halldén
Halpin
Hartung
Heisig
Holtmann
Hubl
Hugrée
Karin
Brendan
Anne
Jan Paul
Anne Christine
Vanessa
Cédric
Swedish Institute for Social Research
University of Limerick
University of Luxembourg
Social Research Center Berlin
European University Institute
University of Luxembourg
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Sweden
Ireland
Luxembourg
Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
France
karin.hallden@sofi.su.se
brendan.halpin@ul.ie
anne.hartung@uni.lu
jan.heisig@wzb.eu
anne.holtmann@eui.eu
vhubl@yahoo.de
cedric.hugree@csu.cresppa.cnrs.fr
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I
Ignacz
Ivanova
Zsofia
Katya
Jacobs University Bremen
University of Amsterdam
Germany
Netherlands
J
Janmaat
Jan Germen
INS
United Kingdom g.janmaat@ioe.ac.uk
K
Kalmijn
Kanas
Karhula
Katrňák
Kauppinen
Keilthy
Kilpi-Jakonen
Kingston
Klein
Kleinepier
Kloc-Nowak
Kogan
Kosyakova
Matthijs
Agnieszka
Aleksi
Tomáš
Timo
Patricia
Elina
Gillian
Oliver
Tom
Weronika
Irena
Yuliya
University of Amsterdam
Radboud University Nijmegen
University of Turku
Masaryk University
National Institute for Health and Welfare
University College Dublin
European University Institute
Economic & Social Research Institute
University of Mannheim
NIDI
European University Institute
University of Mannheim
European University Institute
Netherlands
Netherlands
Finland
Czech Republic
Finland
Ireland
Finland
Ireland
Germany
Netherlands
Poland
Germany
Italy
m.kalmijn@uva.nl
a.kanas@maw.ru.nl
aleksi.karhula@utu.fi
katrnak@fss.muni.cz
timo.kauppinen@thl.fi
patricia.keilthy@ucd.ie
elina.kilpi-jakonen@eui.eu
gillian.kingston@esri.ie
oliver.klein@mzes.uni-mannheim.de
kleinepier@nidi.nl
weronika.kloc-nowak@eui.eu
ikogan@mail.uni-mannheim.de
yuliya.kosyakova@eui.eu
L
Lang
Lennartz
Leopold
Lersch
Liu
Lorenz
Luijkx
Volker
Christian
Liliya
Philipp
Mao-Mei
Georg
Ruud
University of Tuebingen
University of Amsterdam
European University Institute
Tilburg University
University Pompeu Fabra
Univerity of Bamberg
Tilburg University
Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Germany
Netherlands
v.lang@uni-tuebingen.de
c.lennartz@uva.nl
liliya.leopold@eui.eu
p.m.lersch@tilburguniversity.edu
maomei.liu@upf.edu
georg.lorenz@uni-bamberg.de
r.luijkx@tilburguniversity.edu
z.ignacz@jacobs-university.de
k.o.ivanova@uva.nl
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M
Mandemakers
Marcinkiewicz
Martínez García
Martinez-Perez
McGinnity
McMullin
Mentus
Mika
Mills
Minello
Miranda
Moor
Morissens
Müller
Muffels
Murphy
Jornt
Kamil
José Saturnino
Alvaro
Frances
Patricia
Vladimir
Tatjana
Melinda
Alessandra
Xavier
Nienke
Ann
Dana
Ruud
Emily
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
University of Hamburg
La Laguna University
University of Sheffield
Economic & Social Research Institute
European Univeristy Institute
Institute of Social Sciences
Deutsch Rentenversicherung Bund
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
European University Institute
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Tilburg University
University of Twente
Institute for Employment Research
Tilburg University
University of Lausanne
Netherlands
Germany
Spain
United Kingdom
Ireland
Italy
Serbia
Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Netherlands
Switzerland
j.j.mandemakers@rug.nl
kamil.marcinkiewicz@wiso.uni-hamburg.de
josamaga@ull.es
a.martinez-perez@sheffield.ac.uk
fran.mcginnity@esri.ie
patricia.mcmullin@eui.eu
vladimirmentus@yahoo.com
tatjana.mika@drv-bund.de
m.c.mills@rug.nl
alessandra.minello@eui.eu
xaviermiranda3@hotmail.com
j.a.moor@tilburguniversity.edu
a.morissens@utwente.nl
dana.mueller@iab.de
ruud.j.muffels@tilburguniversity.edu
emily.murphy@unil.ch
N
Nagel
Notten
Ineke
Natascha
VU Amsterdam
Radboud Unversity Nijmegen
Netherlands
Netherlands
f.a.nagel@vu.nl
n.notten@maw.ru.nl
O
O'Connell
Olsthoorn
Philip
Martin
UCD Geary Institute
University of Amsterdam
Ireland
Netherlands
philip.oconnell@ucd.ie
m.olsthoorn@uva.nl
P
Panichella
Paskov
Nazareno
Marii
University of Milan
University of Amsterdam
Italy
Netherlands
nazareno.panichella@unimi.it
m.paskov@uva.nl
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Penissat
Petev
Platt
Ponomarenko
Präg
Protsch
Etienne
Ivaylo
Lucinda
Valentina
Patrick
Paula
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
ENSAE-CREST, GENES
University of London
University of Luxemburg
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
Social Research Center Berlin
France
France
United Kingdom
Germany
Netherlands
Germany
ceraps@univ-lille2.fr
Ivaylo.petev@ensae.fr
l.platt@lse.ac.uk
valentina.ponomarenko@uni.lu
p.praeg@rug.nl
paula.protsch@wzb.eu
R
Rebane
Roeters
Roosma
Roth
Russell
Rybinska
Marit
Anne
Femke
Tobias
Helen
Anna
European University Institute
Utrecht University
Tilburg University
University of Mannheim
Economic & Social Research Institute
Warsaw School of Economics
Italy
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Ireland
Poland
marit.rebane@eui.eu
a.roeters@uu.nl
f.roosma@tilburguniversity.edu
toroth@mail.uni-mannheim.de
helen.russell@esri.ie
an.rybinska@gmail.com
S
Safi
Salazar
Salverda
Savelkoul
Schacht
Schmucker
Schneider
Scholten
Schrijner
Schührer
Shavit
Sieben
Siegert
Sinke
Mirna
Leire
Wiemer
Michael
Diana
Alexandra
Silke
Mirte
Sandor
Susanne
Yossi
Inge
Manuel
Gideon
Sciences Po
National Distance Education University
University of Amsterdam
Radboud University Nijmegen
University of Bamberg
Institute for Employment Research
GESIS
University of Mannheim
Radboud University Nijmegen
European University Institute
Tel Aviv University
Tilburg University
University of Mannheim
Tilburg University
France
Spain
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Germany
Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Israel
Netherlands
Germany
Netherlands
mirna.safi@sciences-po.fr
lsalazar@poli.uned.es
w.salverda@uva.nl
m.savelkoul@maw.ru.nl
diana.schacht@uni-bamberg.de
alexandra.schmucker@iab.de
silke.schneider@gesis.org
mirte.scholten@mzes.uni-mannheim.de
s.schrijner@fm.ru.nl
susanne.schuhrer@eui.eu
ys@post.tau.ac.il
i.j.p.sieben@tilburguniversity.edu
masieger@mail.uni-mannheim.de
g.sinke@box.nl
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Sirniö
Smits
Smits
Sno
Sobczyk
Solera
Solga
Spire
Steinmetz
Outi
Jeroen
Fransje
Tamira
Olaf
Cristina
Heike
Alexis
Stephanie
University of Helsinki
Radboud University Nijmegen
University of Luxembourg
VU Amsterdam
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
University of Turin
Social Research Center Berlin
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
University of Amsterdam
Finland
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Belgium
Italy
Germany
France
Netherlands
outi.sirnio@helsinki.fi
j.smits@fm.ru.nl
fransje.smits@uni.lu
tamirasno@hotmail.com
olaf.sobczyk@vub.ac.be
cristina.solera@unito.it
heike.solga@wzb.eu
alexis.spire@gmail.com
s.m.steinmetz@uva.nl
T
Tåhlin
Täht
Tam
Tosi
Triventi
Troger
Tropf
Tuppat
Michael
Kadri
Tony
Marco
Moris
Tobias
Felix
Julia
Stockholm University
Tallinn University
Chinese University of Hong Kong
University of Trento
European University Institute
University of Vienna
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
Goethe University
Sweden
Estonia
Hong Kong
Italy
Italy
Austria
Netherlands
Germany
michael.tahlin@sofi.su.se
kadri@iiss.ee
soc.tam@gmail.com
marco.tosi@unitn.it
moris.triventi@eui.eu
tobias.troger@univie.ac.at
f.tropf@rug.nl
tuppat@em.uni-frankfurt.de
U
Uunk
Wilfred
Tilburg University
Netherlands
w.uunk@tilburguniversity.edu
V
Vallet
van Damme
van de Werfhorst
van Deurzen
van Hek
van Hove
Louis-André
Maike
Herman
Ioana
Margriet
Sven
Sciences Po
CEPS/IMPALLA
University of Amsterdam
Tilburg University
Radboud University Nijmegen
University of Mannheim
France
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Germany
louisandre.vallet@sciencespo.fr
maikevd2011@gmail.com
h.g.vandewerfhorst@uva.nl
i.a.vandeurzen@tilburguniversity.edu
m.vanhek@maw.ru.nl
sven.vanhove@dhbw-mannheim.de
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van Ingen
van Zelst
Veerman
Velema
Visser
Vitale
Voicu
Erik
Marino
Gert-Jan
Thijs
Mark
Tommaso
Bogdan
Tilburg University
Tilburg University
University of Amsterdam
National Taiwan University
Radboud University Nijmegen
Sciences Po/CEE
Romanian Academz-Research Institute
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
Taiwan
Netherlands
France
Romania
e.j.vaningen@tilburguniversity.edu
j.m.vanzelst@tilburguniversity.edu
g.j.m.veerman2@uva.nl
thijsvelema@gmail.com
m.visser@maw.ru.nl
tommaso.vitale@sciencespo.fr
bogdanicus@gmail.com
W
Wagner
Weiss
Wierenga
Wiertz
Wind
Mareike
Felix
Menno
Dingeman
Barend
Social Research Center Berlin
GESIS
Utrecht University
University of Oxford
Tilburg University
Germany
Germany
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Netherlands
mareike.wagner@wzb.eu
felix.weiss@gesis.org
m.h.wierenga@uu.nl
dingeman.wiertz@nuffield.ox.ac.uk
barend_wind@hotmail.com
Z
Zhou
Zilincikova
Zuccotti
Zwinkels
Ying
Zuzana
Carolina
Tomas
University of Surrey
Masaryk University
European University Institute
ICS Groningen
United Kingdom
Slovakia
Italy
Netherlands
ying.zhou@surrey.ac.uk
333003@mail.muni.cz
carolina.zuccotti@eui.eu
t.l.a.zwinkels@rug.nl
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Conference Committee
Organizing Committee
Paul de Graaf
Ruud Luijkx
Caroline Dewilde
Conference Organization and Administration
Stéfanie André (coordination)
Els Kusters
Lisette van Noort
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Notes
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