Abstract. Abortion remains a uniquely contentious issue, rooted not only in moral concerns but also in its broader implications for women’s reproductive au

This repository is a database that maps and amplifies the work of organisations led by forcibly displaced and stateless persons across Europe

Abstract. Extensive research has examined the effect of educational expansion in one cohort on educational inequality and occupational returns in that same

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Teachers act as judges of academic merit, but unfair evaluations beyond students' true abilities may perpetuate inequality based on socioeconomic stat…

Body weight in adolescence and adulthood may result from the interplay between individuals’ genetic characteristics and the social context in which th…

This study investigates the psychological costs of intergenerational social mobility, focusing on both upward and downward mobility. While prior resea…

Abstract. In this article we study differences in levels of educational inequality across European countries and regions. We address two research questions. First, we ask whether educational inequalit...

Abstract. How do levels of cognitive household labour—the ‘mental load’ involved in anticipating, fulfilling, and monitoring household needs—affect politic

Attitudes toward immigration are usually investigated from the non-migrant residents’ perspective. Much less is known about how perceptions of immigration policy and immigrants vary across immigration...

Abstract. Parents and children tend to have similar socioeconomic status (SES). Sociological theory has often emphasized the role of social mechanisms in i

While climate injustice is widely recognized, a quantification of how emissions inequality translates into unequal accountability is still lacking. Here researchers examine how affluent groups disprop...

Are immigrants healthier than non-migrants? New evidence from Germany on the "immigrant health paradox" - using height as a proxy for underlying health.

Evidence shows that immigrants are often in better health than the native born—the so-called ‘immigrant health paradox’—and this advantage may extend to their children’s health. A commonly cited bu...

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Low socioeconomic status (measured both objectively and subjectively) is systematically associated with worse health. Amid renewed interest in context…