The Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI)

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The Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) at Stockholm University is a leading institute in research on social policy, welfare, inequality, and the labor market. Learn more at https://sofi.su.se

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Photo of Anna
Allison holding her dissertation, smiling.
Tünde speaking at her dissertation defense, seated behind a table, holding a microphone, with a bouquet of flowers visible in the corner.
Photo of Madeleine in lecture hall 9, holding her dissertation.
Xu in front of a blackboard in a lecture hall, holding a printed copy of her dissertation. She wears a headset microphone and stands next to a bouquet of fresh flowers, a stack of dissertations, and some notebooks.
Photo of Amanda outside the lecture hall.
A happy Edvin Syk at the reception at SOFI.
Edvin Syk
Portrait photos of Leopoldo and Chloé.
Collage of portrait photos. - Edvin Syk, Amanda Almstedt Valldor, Xiaojie Xu, Madeleine Eriksson Kirsch, Tünde Lénárd, Allison Geerts
Portrait photo of Rense Nieuwenhuis.
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Portrait photo of Roujman Shahbazian.
Portrait photo of Ylva Moberg, smiling, outdoors.
Portrait photo of Susan Niknami.
Portrait photo of Lena Schröder.
Infographic from Uppsala Immigration Lab titled “Swedish introduction program improved women’s employment.” The graph illustrates changes in women’s employment rates in percentage points over nine years after receiving residence permits. Starting from the fifth year, an increase of approximately 10–15 percentage points is observed, sustained until the end of the follow-up period. Accompanying text explains that the 2010 reform strengthened financial incentives to participate in the two-year introduction program and facilitated quicker contact with the Public Employment Service. The study is based on data from 2009–2020 and conducted by Cristina Bratu, Linna Martén, and Lillit Ottosson.
Portrait photo of Cassandra Engeman, smiling.
A wind turbine late in the evening.
Portrait photo of Pär Dalén, indoors.
Portrait photo of Max Thaning, outdoors.
Portrait photo of Tomas Korpi.
Portrait photo collage of José Montalban Castilla and Ola Sjöberg.
Portrait photo of Peter Fallesen.
Portrait photo of Erik Lindqvist standing in front of a bookshelf.
Portrait photo of Orsa Kekezi.
Portraits photos of Max Thaning, Carina Mood, Adam Altmejd.