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Karen Haandrikman

Senior lecturer in the Department of Human Geography, Stockholm University, Sweden and Department of Social and Economic Geography, Uppsala University, Sweden. Personal webpage karen.haandrikman(at)humangeo.su.se.
Families and households

In Sweden, women move to their partner’s home at union formation

March 10, 2021November 19, 2018 Maria Brandén and Karen Haandrikman
Couples, Europe, Family, Gender issues, Marriage, Migration, mobility

Women tend to adapt to their male spouse when families move. Maria Brandén and Karen Haandrikman examine whether this is also true for the moves couples make when forming a … Read more

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