In the 38th issue of Social Change in Switzerland, Baptiste Antoniazza and his colleagues trace the changing profile of left-wing elected officials in Switzerland's four largest cities since 1910.

On 17 April 2024, Prof. Michel Oris gave his farewell lecture at the University of Geneva in front of a packed audience with more than 50 people standing. It was not actually a farewell to research for Michel Oris, as he is joining the Spanish Research Council in Madrid.

In today's unstable and insecure working environment, developing and maintaining sustainable careers has become a major concern.

How does the closure of a factory affect the employment and well-being of displaced workers?

The cost of incompressible expenditure accentuates inequalities

Progressive municipalities and health inequalities - a Swiss paradox?

To the researchers' surprise, inequalities in health based on social status are greater in economically progressive locations in Switzerland.