Research colloquium "Analytical sociology"
International insights into analytical sociology – new research findings presented in colloquium.
The research colloquium is held in a hybrid format: you can participate either on-site or via Zoom. Some sessions will only take place online – please refer to the program (PDF, 159 KB) for more information.
- When?
- Wednesdays, 16:15 – 17:45
- Where?
- Department of Sociology, room 109
Alternative: Zoom
Program | Winter semester 2026 / 2027
4.11.2026
Citation accuracy, citation noise, and citation bias. A foundation of citation analysis.
PD Dr. Lutz Bornmann, Christian Leibel (MPG Munich, LMU Munich)
11.11.2026
When Does Social Inequality Emerge in Education? Evidence from Eight European
Countries
Dr. Felix Bittmann (LIfBi, Bamberg)
02.12.2026
Inherited Contacts and Intergenerational Persistence
Prof. Per Engzell, Ph.D. (University College London)
09.12.2026
The Pre-Reformation Roots of European Economic Development: A Critical Appraisal
Dr. Nico Sonntag (University of Mainz)
16.12.2026
Polarization over climate policies – Lessons learned from the first year of the GLEN Panel
Dr. Sandra Bohmann (LMU Munich)
13.01.2027
Causal inference in staggered adoption panels: The correct comparison set depends on your intervention. [This talk will be Zoom only.]
Prof. Ian Lundberg, Ph.D. (University of California, Los Angeles)
20.01.2027
Sibling Similarity and Birth Order Effects in Partnering Outcomes among Children of Immigrant Families
Kasimir Dederichs, Ph.D. (University of Oxford)
03.02.2027
Moving in together, buying separately: cohabitation, homeownership, and the gender division of housework.
Dr. Anna Zamberlan (LMU Munich)