Publications

Dissertations

since 2022 2009–2021 1996–2008 all

Gil-Clavel, B. S.:
Studying social interactions using digital trace data: the case of older adults, migrants, and family ties
Groningen: University of Groningen. unpublished. (2023)
Hellstrand, J.:
Drivers and future of the fertility decline in the 2010s: an analysis of Finland and other Nordic countries
Helsinki: Unigrafia, Publications of the Faculty of Social Sciences 234. (2023)
Marquez, N.:
Continued migrant mobility: analyzing the geographic mobility of immigrant populations beyond the international migration context
Washington: University of Washington. unpublished. (2023)
Pitkänen, J.:
Adverse childhood experiences, parental socioeconomic resources and hospital-presenting self-harm in adolescence and young adulthood
Helsinki: Unigrafia. (2023)
Schmied, J.:
The economic costs of life-course transitions
Berlin: Free University of Berlin. unpublished. (2023)
Sharma, S.:
A study of the population burden of cognitive impairment in the US
St Andrews: University of St Andrews. unpublished. (2023)
Shi, J.:
Mortality inequality and its implications for retirees
Oxford: University of Oxford. (2023)
Campisi, N.:
Spatial perspectives for understanding fertility changes in Europe
St Andrews: University of St Andrews. unpublished. (2022)
Jackisch, J.:
Troubled childhoods cast long shadows: studies of childhood adversity and premature mortality in a Swedish post-war birth cohort
Stockholm: Stockholm University, Health equity studies 24. (2022)
Junna, L. M.:
Unemployment, health and mortality: evidence from longitudinal register data
Helsinki: Unigrafia, Publications of the Faculty of Social Sciences 211. (2022)
Palumbo, L. V.:
The relationship between economic precariousness, parental socio-economic status, and partnership dynamics among young adults in the UK
Southampton: University of Southampton. unpublished. (2022)
Yu, S.:
Staying healthy and happy at work: how job flexibility can help
Groningen: University of Groningen. unpublished. (2022)

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