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• 05 nov 2018

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - Sociology

  Young author's prize at the Population journal (2019)

  Les étudiant·e·s en thèse et les jeunes chercheur·e·stravaillant dans le domaine des études de populationsont invité·e·s à proposer un article original pour concourir au prix jeune auteur·e de la revue Population.

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• 15 nov 2017

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - Sociology

  Population journal - young author prize, 2018

  Population is a quarterly scientific journal published in English (POPULATION-E) and in French (POPULATION-F) by INED. The Population Young Author Prize is open to PhD students and young researchers working in the field of population studies and will be awarded to the most outstanding original paper submitted to the competition jury.

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• 30 nov 2016

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - Sociology

  Population young author’s prize 2016

  Population is a quarterly scientific journal published in English (POPULATION-E) and in French (POPULATION-F) by INED. The Population Young Author Prize is open to PhD students and young researchers working in the field of population studies and will be awarded to the most outstanding original paper submitted to the competition jury.

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• 31 mai 2015

  Geneva

  Scholarship, prize and job offer - Sociology

  Research Assistant Position in Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences

  The PhD student will write a thesis under the supervision of Dr M. Studer and Prof. G. Ritschard as part of the research project IP 214 of NCCR LIVES « Measuring and modelling vulnerability dynamics in a life-course context ». This research project intends to formalize a general framework for the quantitative modelling of life-course vulnerability. This includes two aspects: the measurement and conceptualization of vulnerability as a state or a risk (such as being at risk to fall in an unwanted situation) and as a process (e.g., social disaffiliation process). In a second stage, the research project will investigate methods to measure how vulnerability (measured as a state or process) is linked to explanatory individual factors (sex, social class…) or contextual dimensions (unemployment rates, social policies…). An application of the developed methodological framework in socioeconomics, such as vulnerability processes in employment, is also planned.

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