Unpaid caregiving and stress in Sweden, Canada and the UK

Growing more equal or growing apart? Socioeconomic status and divorce in Sweden, 1880-1960

Industrial Work and the Transition to Marriage: Micro-Level Evidence from Sweden 1880-1910

Women’s time use in the early and mid-twentieth century: Swedish historical time use surveys

Sick of you? A register-based study of partner’s health-related benefits and divorce among older working-age men and women in Sweden

Sick of you? A register-based study of partner’s health-related benefits and divorce among older working-age men and women in Sweden

Mothers’ time use: Marital status, everyday time allocation, and experiences of stress in Sweden 1990/91-2010/11

A decision for the individual or the collective? Membership in mutual health insurance societies: The case of Swedish manufacturing, circa 1900

Documenting determinants of the divorce transition: Micro-level evidence from Southern Sweden 1922-1967

Growing old together: Shared time and well-being among older adults in Sweden, 2000/01–2010/11

Unpaid caregiving and stress in Sweden, Canada, and the United Kingdom

Stalinist Utopia on the Adriatic Shores : Swedish Tourists in Communist Albania

Sweden : Recommendations first, restrictions last

Socio-Legal Aspects of Labour Market Segmentation in the Agri-Food Sector in Sweden : Spatio-Temporal Dimensions

CODEBAR. Comparisons in Decentralised Bargaining: Towards New Relations between Trade Unions and Works Councils? Swedish Country Report

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The #FridaysForFuture climate protests mobilized more than 1.6 million people around the globe in March 2019. Through a school strike, a new generation has been galvanized, representing a historical turn in climate activism. This wave of climate protest mobilization is unique in its tactics, global scope and appeal to teenage school students. Media coverage of these protests and high-level nationa

The Swedish Welfare Model and the Development of Social Services for Crime Victims

Vulnerability and activism in urban climate politics: An actor-centered approach to transformational adaptation in Malmö (Sweden)

Climate change adaptation is rising on the agenda of cities. However, critics have argued that urban adaptation efforts largely focus on preserving economic growth while overlooking the root causes of unequal vulnerability to climate impacts, giving rise to climate injustices. In response, literature on transformational adaptation has politicized these issues but it has remained largely conceptual

Tensions between assessment and music teachers’ values in the Swedish compulsory school

Induced abortion and access to contraception in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic