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Social Science Department Lecture Series: Lives in Welfare States: Life courses and social inequality in four European countries

Social advantages and disadvantages accumulate across life courses. We examine parallel work and family lives from ages 21 to 40 in four countries representing the liberal (United Kingdom), conservative (Germany), and social democratic (Denmark and Finland) welfare types withdifferent levels and trends in social investment policies. The analyses use longitudinal register and survey data and…

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PhD Defense Christina Haas

PhD Defense Christina Haas: “Higher Education Trajectories and Social Origin in Germany and the United States: A Comparative Sequence-Analytical Approach”Online: https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=m9a785531606f610763b4c87a3a175afc

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PhD Defense: Social Origin and Higher Education Trajectories in Germany and the US: A Comparative Sequence-Analytical Approach

Place: WebexSubject: SociologiePhd Supervisor: Andreas HADJAR

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Developing Multilingual Literacies – Exploring the role of communities for literacy development in multilingual families

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IRSEI Brown Bag seminar: Predicting standardized test scores with machine learning

Predicting standardized test scores with machine learning – Thiago Chaves

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IRSEI Brown Bag seminar: Retirement transition and changes in cognitive functioning. A longitudinal analysis using KLoSA data

Retirement transition and changes in cognitive functioning. A longitudinal analysis using KLoSA data – Jung Hyun Kim

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Doctoral Training Unit CALIDIE Final Conference: Capitalising on Linguistic Diversity in Education

The Doctoral Training Unit ‘Capitalising on Linguistic Diversity in Education’ (DTU CALIDIE) focuses on the fundamental question of how learners’ linguistic repertoires interact with their learning. It investigates in particular how multilingualism affects learning practices and processes, and how multilingualism can be capitalized on and transformed into a resource for educational success and social well-being.

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Séminaire de recherche : Revêtir l’invisible : La religion habillée

La robe de folie Séance animée par Nathalie Roelens avec une conférence de Nicole Foucher

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Das Pferd als natürliche Ressource im spätmittelalterlichen urbanen Umfeld. Möglichkeiten, Einrichtungen und Konflikte

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Minority Report (Digitale Ringvorlesung): ‚Now, gods, stand up for bastards!’ – Über den Aufstand der Illegitimen in der Literatur

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Social Science Department Lecture Series: Lives in Welfare States: Life courses and social inequality in four European countries

PhD Defense Christina Haas

PhD Defense: Social Origin and Higher Education Trajectories in Germany and the US: A Comparative Sequence-Analytical Approach

Developing Multilingual Literacies – Exploring the role of communities for literacy development in multilingual families

IRSEI Brown Bag seminar: Predicting standardized test scores with machine learning

IRSEI Brown Bag seminar: Retirement transition and changes in cognitive functioning. A longitudinal analysis using KLoSA data

Doctoral Training Unit CALIDIE Final Conference: Capitalising on Linguistic Diversity in Education

Séminaire de recherche : Revêtir l’invisible : La religion habillée

Das Pferd als natürliche Ressource im spätmittelalterlichen urbanen Umfeld. Möglichkeiten, Einrichtungen und Konflikte

Minority Report (Digitale Ringvorlesung): ‚Now, gods, stand up for bastards!’ – Über den Aufstand der Illegitimen in der Literatur