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- Family size matters: How low fertility affects the (re)production of social inequalities (FAMSIZEMATTERS)
- New book by Takehiko Kariya: “Education, Equality, and Meritocracy in a Global Age: The Japanese Approach”
- Rebecca W. Y. Wong wins the 2020 Asian Criminological Society Distinguished Book Award
- Face coverings made compulsory after study inspires debate
- Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science releases new online tool which identifies potential future COVID-19 hotspots
- Wage inequality: studying the pay gap between women and other women in traditionally male occupations
- What has happened to the association between sibling size and educational attainment over time?
- Analysing changes in population health through the lens of lifespan inequalities
- Analysing Multi-Dimensional and Multi-Scale Inequalities in Scottish Society (AMMISS)
- Temporal structures of gender inequalities in Asian and Western welfare regimes (Gentime)
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- José Manuel Aburto receives 2021 European Demographer Award
- Oxford Sociologists find strong link between mobile phone access and empowerment for women in developing world
- New report finds the lockdown gender gap remains firm
- Dr Heather Hamill gives podcast interview on food during the COVID-19 lockdown
- Strategic Distancing to Flatten the COVID-19 Curve
- Polling finds marginal support for green council tax
- DNA4Science gets ERC Proof of Concept Grant
- International collaboration will reveal AI's potential to transform unpaid domestic work
- Why gender inequality is a concern beyond the workplace
- Hear Melinda Mills discuss the intersection of genetics and fertility
- New book: An Introduction to Statistical Genetic Data Analysis
- Uber linked to a reduction in serious road traffic injuries in the UK
- How new information is changing our understanding of social mobility
- Labour leadership: new article by Stephen Fisher in Prospect
- New book by Richard Breen: "Education and Intergenerational Social Mobility in Europe and the United States"
- GenTime project to host symposium showcasing Japanese data newly available to Oxford researchers
- New book by Rolando Ochoa: "Intimate Crimes: Kidnapping, Gangs, and Trust in Mexico City"
- Does Outsourcing School Systems Degrade Education Workforces?
- Managing uncertainty in medicine quality in Ghana
- New book by Rebecca W.Y. Wong: "The Illegal Wildlife Trade in China"
- New Book: "Societal Problems as Public Bads"
- Role of Trust in a Self-Organizing Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Model with Variable Good Quality and Imperfect Information
- Centre for Demographic Science to launch with £10m from Leverhulme Trust
- Domestic AI: AI's potential to transform unpaid domestic work in the UK and Japan
- Demographic science and COVID-19 in the UK
- Strengthening private-sector medicine systems to tackle the persistence of poor-quality medicines in Africa: a proof-of-concept study
- Family dynamics: Establishing an on-site facility for accessing Japanese data for comparative research in Japan and UK
- Home Free: Prisoner Reentry and Residential Change after Hurricane Katrina (Oxford University Press, 2020)
- Collaboration with Korean Time Use Researchers on Time Use of the Elderly and Elderly Care Providers
- Eldercare Policy Implications on the Time Use Patterns and Quality of Life of the Elderly and Elder Caregivers in Europe, UK, US, and Japan (AgeingTimeUse)
- Chronotype, health and family: The role of biology, socio- and natural environment and their interaction (CHRONO)
- Invisible stripes? A field experiment on the mark of a criminal record in the British labour market
- Gendered time, gendered life in Hong Kong
- New study indicates children raised by same-sex parents perform better at school
- Jeanette Chin
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- COVID-19 vaccine: reliable communications needed to beat ‘infodemic’ of misinformation
- Yoav Roll
- See Pok Loa
- Nathaniel Rosenblatt
- Jessica Anania
- Giacomo Arrighini
- Takayuki Funayama
- Chris Jacobi
- Lukas Lohove
- Qiaoyu Luo
- Wei Wang
- Maria Moreno
- Takehiko Kariya awarded humanities and social sciences book prize
- Oxford University COVID-19 Response
- Daniela Negraia
- Jennifer Dowd awarded prestigious European Research Council Consolidator Grant
- ‘Nerdy Girls’ fight the COVID infodemic with facts – and friendliness
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- Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science offers three types of student scholarships - applications open
- New study finds teenagers catch moods and negative moods are more contagious
- Thomas Evans
- World’s largest survey of public opinion on climate change shows a majority of people call for wide-ranging action
- 63,000 extra deaths and a year off life expectancy: COVID-19 in 2020 in England & Wales
- Applications now open for OxPo 2021-22 academic exchanges
- Daisy Mallabar
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- Melinda Mills appointed member of European Commission’s High-Level Advisory Group to reflect on post-COVID economic and social challenges
- Twin Peaks: New research shows number of twins being born in the world has reached an all-time high
- Mathis Ebbinghaus
- The Department of Sociology and Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science awarded three prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Fellowships
- David Kirk wins the James Short Senior Scholar Award from the American Society of Criminology
- New study finds children learned ‘little or nothing’ during school closures, despite online learning
- Congratulations to Evelina Akimova and Iris Po Yee Lo on the successful completion of their DPhils in Sociology
- Federico Varese, Professor of Criminology, awarded major European Research Council Advanced Grant
- North and South of England more divided than England and Scotland - article in The Conversation
- Emma Fabian
- Benjamin Ferschli
- Nicole Kapelle
- Saul Newman
- Sander Wagner
- Ryohei Mogi
- Understanding mortality: Biosocial determinants across cohorts, time and place
- Deni Mazrekaj receives the James Coleman Award for Best Article from the American Sociological Association
- Congratulations to Fijnanda van Klingeren and Lukas Lohove on the successful completion of their DPhils in Sociology
- New research suggests the rate of ageing cannot be slowed due to biological constraints
- Professor Federico Varese appointed new Head of Department
- Oxford Sociology invites Expressions of Interest to participate in the MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship scheme 2021
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