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Gunnar Andersson

Professor of Demography at Stockholm University and Head of the Stockholm University Demography Unit (SUDA), Sweden • Personal webpage • gunnar.andersson(at)sociology.su.se
Families and households

Same-sex marriages in Sweden: 20 years of change

March 11, 2021March 16, 2020 Martin Kolk and Gunnar Andersson
Children, Divorces, Europe, Family, Gender issues, homosexual marriage, Marriage

Martin Kolk and Gunnar Andersson study the evolution of same-sex marriages, childbearing and divorce in Sweden. They highlight increases in childbearing and marriage of female couples in particular, and a … Read more

Families and households

Socioeconomic disparities in Finnish children’s family life

March 10, 2021May 13, 2019 Marika Jalovaara and Gunnar Andersson
Children, Europe, Family, Fertility, inequality, Poverty

Increasing attention is directed towards the ‘diverging destinies’ of children born in different family contexts. One might expect disparities to be small in Nordic welfare states, yet in Finland, as … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Persistence and reversals in Nordic fertility

March 10, 2021April 15, 2019 Marika Jalovaara, Gerda Neyer and Gunnar Andersson
Education, Europe, Fertility, Gender issues

Many studies find that highly educated women have few children and high level of childlessness, but as Marika Jalovaara and colleagues show, the patterns in the Nordic countries have changed … Read more

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