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Programm des Kolloquium "Quantitative Methods and Statistics" im SS 2018.

Die Vorträge finden jeweils dienstags zwischen 16 und 18 Uhr in U2-228 (UHG) statt. Alle Interessierten sind herzlich eingeladen!

17.04.2018 Jost Reinecke: Introduction: The Technique of Multiple Imputation (Part I)

24.04.2018 Carolin Stummeier: Updating the Effort-Reward Imbalance Model

08.05.2018 Florian Kaiser: Do juvenile justice system interventions have a moralising effect?

15.05.2018 Georg Kessler: Developments of the 3step-LCGA model on delinquency among young adults (possibly with inclusion of Bayes statistics)

29.05.2018 Lena Verneuer: Violence as a sanctioning action

05.06.2018 Julia Meinert: Juvenile delinquency in adolescence

12.06.2018 Jost Reinecke: The Technique of Multiple Imputation (Part II)

19.06.2018 Anke Erdmann: Titel folgt

26.06.2018 Daniel Seddig: Bayesian structural equation modeling and approximate measurement invariance

03.07.2018 Muhammad Salman Butt: Women Economic Empowerment and Domestic Violence: A Secondary Analysis of Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey (2012-2013)

10.07.2018 Andrea Schwarz: Parallel-process of truancy and delinquency in adolescence and young adulthood

17.07.2018 Madlen Preuß/Abdul Qayoom Qaeem: Titel folgt/Factors influencing female labor force participation in urban areas of Afghanistan: A comparison among Kabul, Herat, Mazar-e-Sharif, Kandahar and Nangarhar provinces

Interessierte sind herzlich zum Vortag von Suzanne In der Smitten am Dienstag, den 27.06.17 ab 16:15 Uhr in X-C2-228 eingeladen. Der Vortrag zum Thema "Förderung von Wettbewerb durch indikatorbasierte Mittelzuweisung im deutschen Hochschulbereich - Praktiken und Grenzen" findet im Rahmen des Forschungskolloquium des Arbeitsbereichs "Recht und Gesellschaft" statt.

Suzanne In der Smitten ist wissenschaftliche Mittarbeiterin mit dem Schwerpunkt Governance in Hochschule und Wissenschaft am deutschen Zentrum für Hochschul- und Wissenschaftsforschung (DZHW) Hannover, wo sie unter anderem beteiligt war in einem Forschungsprojekt über leistungsbezogene Finanzierung im Hochschulwesen.

Hope and uncertainty in African migration. A case study of involuntary return to Ghana. Nauja Kleist Invitation to Colloquium Series “Global Migration as the New Social Question“. Sociology of Transnationalization, Development and Migration. Wednesday, June 07, 16-18 c.t. Room: tba (_More_) All those interested are cordially invited!

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The Virgin Mary With an Asian Face: Religion and Race in the Lives of Vietnamese Catholic Refugees. Thien-Huong T. Ninh Muslim women autonomisation and engagement with British and French society. Danièle Joly. Invitation to Colloquium Series “Global Migration as the New Social Question“. Sociology of Transnationalization, Development and Migration. Wednesday, Mai 24, 16-18 c.t. Room: X-C3-107. (_More_) All those interested are cordially invited!

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Innovation and Skilled Migration. Reflections from the Mexican Experience. Raúl Delgado Wise. Invitation to Colloquium Series “Global Migration as the New Social Question“. Sociology of Transnationalization, Development and Migration. Monday, Mai 22, 16-18 c.t. Room: X-B2-103. (_More_) All those interested are cordially invited!

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Die Arbeitsgruppe Qualitative Methoden bietet im laufenden Semester ein monatliches Forschungskolloquium an, um Forschenden der Fakultät, die mit qualitativen Zugängen arbeiten, einen regelmäßigen Austausch zu ermöglichen. Der erste Termin findet am 22.05. um 18:00 Uhr in X-E0-220 statt. Interessierte sind herzlich eingeladen. Weitere Informationen bei Sarah Hitzler (sarah.hitzler@uni-bielefeld.de).

Muslim women autonomisation and engagement with British and French society. Danièle Joly. Invitation to Colloquium Series “Global Migration as the New Social Question“. Sociology of Transnationalization, Development and Migration. Wednesday, Mai 17, 16-18 c.t. Room: X-C3-107. All those interested are cordially invited! (More) All those interested are cordially invited!

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Invitation to Colloquium Series "Global Migration as the New Social Question" Sociology of Transnationalization, Development and Migration Wednesday, April 19, 16-18 c.t. Room: X-C3-107

Immigrant Educational Optimism in China: Is it Selectivity or Migration Experience Effect?

In this talk Héctor Cebolla-Boado explores differences in the expectations of attaining tertiary education among junior high school students in China. He makes a two-way comparison between (1) the children of internal migrant households with those who did not migrate within China; (2) children wishing to migrate themselves internationally when they grow up with those who do not report intentions to move abroad. By so doing, he intends to contribute to the literature on immigrant optimism, which seeks to account for the higher educational expectations of immigrant-origin children conditional on social origin and school attainment.

Programm des Forschungskolloquiums des AB Recht und Gesellschaft.