News overview
All news at a glance.
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Hold Your Causal Horses: On the Potential and Limitations of Causal Machine Learning for the Social and Behavioral SciencesTenth session of the research colloquium „Analytical Sociology“ Presenter: Prof. Dr. Peter Edelsbrunner (LMU Munich)
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Next Gender Salon on October 28, 2026, with the Glitch Bookstore“Täterschaft aus queerfeministischer Perspektive”, Glockenbachwerkstatt, Blumenstrasse 7, 80331 Munich at 8:00 pm, doors open 7:30 pm, Admission: 4€
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Einsicht Wiederholungsklausur "Soziologische Theorien"
Die Einsicht der Wiederholungsklausur "Soziologische Theorien" wird im November stattfinden, einen genauen Termin gibt es noch nicht. Wenn Sie Ihre Klausur einsehen möchten, schreiben Sie bitte eine Mail an sek.siri@soziologie.lmu.de
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Office hours Prof. Villa Braslavsky
Tuesdays, 12:00 p.m. - 01:00 p.m.
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New publication
Is There a ‘Cancel Culture’, and if so, for Whom? Rank-Based Differences in Restrictions on Academic Freedom
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Updated 2nd Edition of “Sex and Gender” published (Open Access)co-authored with Paula-Irene Villa in the book chapter “Gender, Sex, and Their Entanglement: From Scientific Research to Policy and Practice”
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Gender inequality in housework beyond retirement: Persistence across UK breadwinning arrangementsNew publication by Anna Zamberlan
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„Soziologische Theorien“ exam
Dates and important information regarding exam review and repeat examination
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Studentische Hilfskraft gesucht
Studentische Hilfskraft am LB 02 gesucht
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ESR Best Reviewer Award 2026 for Anna Zamberlan and Fabian Kratz
Dr. Zamberlan and Dr. Kratz awarded this year’s ESR Best Reviewer Prize!
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Tutor/innen gesucht
Für die Vorlesung im Wintersemester suchen wir Tutor/innen.
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Introducing multiverse analysis to bibliometrics: The case of team size effects on disruptive researchNew publication by Christian Leibel & Lutz Bornmann
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Subjective Inequity Aversion: How Perceived Unfair Inequality Affects Subjective Well-beingNew publication by Sandra Bohmann & Fabian Kalleitner
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Is groundbreaking research disruptive? The covariation of disruption indices with researchers’ self-assessmentsNew publication by Christian Leibel & Lutz Bornmann
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Subjective Inequity Aversion: How Perceived Unfair Inequality Affects Subjective Well-being
New publication by Sandra Bohmann & Fabian Kalleitner
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Beware of names: Validating name-based status and gender cues in Italy, Germany, and the United StatesNew publication by Alisia Bauer & Anna Zamberlan.
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Application as Tutorin/Tutor (m/w/d)
Chair: Prof. Siri
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LB05 is looking for teaching assistants for the upcoming WS26/27
Until May 22, 2026 we are looking for four teaching assistants for the MA-lecture “Geschlecht-Kultur-Differenz” (Prof. Villa Braslavsky) in the winter semester 2026/27.
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"Introduction to Sociology" exam
Information regarding exam review
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New international research partnershipwith Stellenbosch University, South Africa
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Research sabbatical on comparative research ethicsProf. Dr. Hella von Unger is currently on research sabbatical in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Canada
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Course registration summer term 2026 is finished
Course registration in LSF is released. Please check your schedule.
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Code sharing and reproducibility in survey-based social research: Evidence from a large-scale auditNew publication by Daniel Krähmer, Laura Schächtele, and Katrin Auspurg
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Office hours in the lecture-free period
Prof. Dr. Paula Irene Villa Braslavsky
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Visualizing vastness: Graphical methods for multiverse analysisNew publication by Daniel Krähmer
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"Introduction to Sociology" exam
Dates and important information regarding exam review and repeat examination
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Christina Boll appointed Professor at the Department of Sociologyas of January 15th, 2026
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IEA Hamburg seeking test administrators
Self-employed work (no permanent contract) for the first half of 2026
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Student assistant at Chair 05
We are looking for a student assistant (8 hours/week) to support our team starting December 15th, 2025.
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Prof. Dr. Daniel Auer interim professor at Chair 04Winter semester 2025/26
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Prof. Nassehi Vice President of the LMU from October 1st, 2025On July 23, 2025, Professor Nassehi was elected Vice President of LMU for a six-year term by the LMU University Council.
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It takes two to tango: A directed two-mode network approach to desirability on a mobile dating appNew publication by Dr. Renata Topinkova
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Gender-Based Violence in Arts and Culture – Perspectives on Education and WorkEdited by Marie Buscatto, Sari Karttunen and Mathilde Provansal with an afterword by Paula-Irene Villa
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From hashtags to ballots: Conceptualizing political influencers and evaluating their impact on election outcomesNew publication by Prof. Dr. Carsten Schwemmer
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Dr. Anna Bauer receives Marie Skłodowska Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship
In her NEDIPAL project, Dr. Anna Bauer will examine the functions and consequences of digitization on palliative care at home.
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