Parform Project
@parform.bsky.social
Partnership Formation in the Context of Recent Refugee Migration.
@ERC_Research project @MZESUniMannheim, PI: Irena Kogan
https://www.parform-project.eu/
Political science
40%
Sociology
32%
Reposted by Irena Kogan
#Published: "Attitudes towards interethnic partnerships with refugees: Evidence from a factorial survey experiment in Germany" by Jana Kuhlemann, @stefanieheyne.bsky.social & Irena Kogan (doi.org/10.20377/jfr...). @parform.bsky.social #JFR #JFamRes #openaccess #openscience #sociology #demography
Parform Project
@parform.bsky.social
· Jan 17
Partnership Preferences in Modern Migration Societies: Religious Homophily Among Young Muslims and Christians in Germany - European Journal of Population
Preferences for homogamous partnerships, not only in terms of having a partner with the same ethnicity, but one with the same religion, are an important factor in explaining low levels of interethnic ...
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New study on religion & partnership preferences among young Christians and Muslims in Germany - including exciting results on partnership types and gender differences 👩❤️👨
Just out in European Journal of Population - Full paper open access here:
doi.org/10.1007/s106...
Just out in European Journal of Population - Full paper open access here:
doi.org/10.1007/s106...
Parform Project
@parform.bsky.social
· Sep 16
Presenting exciting results from the @parform.bsky.social on the role of religion and the role of matching preferences in partner selection among recent refugees. #ECSR2024
Reposted by Irena Kogan, Alexandra Scheele
Distinct Boundaries? Preferences of Immigrants’ Descendants Regarding Partnerships with Recent Ref...
This study examines the preferences of young people from the majority group and minority ethnic groups in Germany regarding partnerships with recent refugees from Syria and Afghanistan. On the basis o...
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New @zfs.bsky.social paper on partnership preferences 👩❤️👨 by @parform.bsky.social team. Using a factorial survey experiment in CILS4EU-DE, we found low openness towards partnerships with refugees from Syria and Afghanistan among young adults in Germany! Full paper open access: