The time for the seminars is Thursday at 13:00-14:00.
All interested are welcome to participate in CEDAR seminars. The seminars are held on floor 4 NBET and online via Zoom. If you wish to participate via zoom contact Mojgan Padyab.
27 November
The Classes of Death Socio-economic mortality differentials in Swedish cities during the harvest failure of 1771-72
Speaker: Tommy Andersson, this years winner of the Swedish Demographic Association's essay competition; Master's Programme in Economic Growth, Population, and Development at Lund University.
The seminar is organised in collaboration with SDF (Swedish Demographic Association).
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20 November
Employment Uncertainty and Life Course Outcomes
Speaker: Rishabh Tyagi, MSc MPhil (Biostatistics and Demography)
PhD student Labor Demography, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
Research assistant, CEDAR
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23 October
Pioneering Swedish women on the labour market over the past two centuries
Speaker: Marco van Leuween, Dept. of Sociology, Utrecht University.
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2 October
Heterogeneity in Childhood Residential Mobility Trajectories: Implications for Adult Preventative Healthcare Use
Speaker: Juste Lekstyte, Center for Demographic Studies (CED), Barcelona.
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4 September - The seminar has been cancelled.
Mapping Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Encephalitis Lethargica Incidence in Sweden – with special attention to the 1921´s outbreak in Northern Sweden
Speakers: Lena Karlsson and Erling Häggström Gunfridsson
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28 August
A long-term view on housing supply: population growth, credit markets, and construction in Stockholm, 1875–2025
Speaker: Lars-Fredrik Andersson
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5 June
En komparativ undersökning om bristen på Åland, Gotland och Estniska öarna under 1860-talet
Speaker: Henrik Forsberg, University of Helsinki
15 May
A demographic and socioeconomic portrait of the singleton population in Sweden during the 1930s
Speaker: Glenn Sandström
8 May
Firm premiums and the great compression: Evidence from a worker-employer linked database for Stockholm during the postwar period
Speaker: Jonatan Andersson, Department of Economic History, Uppsala University
24 April
Lärarens guide till digital historia. Familia och Tabellverket på nätet i undervisningen
Speaker: Maria J. Wisselgren och Elina Nordung Omnell
20 March
The Urban Penalty and the SES-Gradient in Mortality: Sweden 1880–2020
Speaker: Jonas Helgertz, Centre for Economic Demography, Department of Economic History Lund University
27 February
Effect Heterogeneity in the Impact of Lifestyle Risk Factors on Memory Across 20 European Countries
Speakers: Huixia Wang and Maria Josefsson, Umeå School of Business, Economics and Statistics (USBE) and CEDAR
13 February
Family similarities in health and survival in Sweden 1850-2023
Speaker: guest researcher Ingrid van Dijk, Associate Professor at Department of Economic History, Lund University
