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Strengthening Sequence Analysis

Led by

Matthias Studer

Societal Crises and Personal Sense-Making: Transitions, Mobility, and Imagination Across the Lifecourse

Led by

Nathalie Muller Mirza, Tania Zittoun, Oliver Pedersen, Alex Gillespie & Maeva Perrin

Poverty in Later Life in Rural and Mountainous Switzerland and United States : A Comparative Case Study

Led by

Marion Repetti

Unequal shifts in regions’ job structure and the rise of cultural grievances

Led by

Daniel Oesch

The politics of equal-opportunity policy in compulsory education in Switzerland

Led by

Flavia Fossati

Coupled inequalities. Trends and welfare state differences in the role of partner’s socio-economic resources for employment careers

Led by

Leen Vandecasteele

PONs - People-Opinion Networks: A study of polarization in word embeddings and social networks in Switzerland and Southern Africa.

Led by

Davide Morselli & Kevin Durrheim

13/05/2023

Psychophysiological and cognitive effects of acute stress in young and older adults

On 23 March 2023, Greta Mikneviciute defended her thesis entitled "Psychophysiological and cognitive effects of acute stress in young and older adults

10/05/2023

Portrait of Clément Meier

We met Clément Meier, PhD student at the University of Lausanne and member of the LIVES Centre. He tells us about his background, his research and his recent participation in the UNIL final of "Ma thèse en 180 secondes".

10/05/2023

Results of the Parchemins study on the living conditions of undocumented migrants in Geneva

The regularisation of undocumented migrants is favourable for social and family integration, especially for men. Regularised people have regained their freedom of movement, and enjoy better working, housing and health conditions, as well as a better financial situation.