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Matthias Studer

@matstud.bsky.social

Social Statistician, Phd in Socioeconomics, #lifecourse, #SequenceAnalysis, University of Geneva.

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Eidg. Hochschule für Berufsbildung EHB | HEFP | SUFFP | SFUVET@ehb-hefp-suffp.bsky.social · 11mo ago

What are the opportunities & challenges of today’s career transitions in VET/PET? 266 participants from 33 countries explored this at #VETCongress2025 in Lausanne – 3 days of global exchange, keynotes & award-winning research: www.sfuvet.swiss/news/vet-con... Thank you @unil.bsky.social

VET Congress 2025: Outstanding papers in Gender Research

What are today's opportunities and challenges of contemporary career transitions in Vocational and Professional Education and Training (VET/PET)? This was the central theme of the 8th International VE...

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Carla Rowold@crowold.bsky.social · 2y ago

Interested in quantifying the association of group-specific life courses with group-based inequalities?🕵️‍♀️ Check out my talk on life-course-sensitive decompositions of group-inequalities! Both approaches reveal mechanisms that are concealed in standard decompositions 📽️youtube.com/watch?v=tQ9MEWkMWvs

Towards more life-course-sensitive decompositions of group-inequalities

2024-04-24 | Input Talk | Carla Rowold Abstract Life courses become increasingly complex and determine inequalities in outcomes between groups. However, research often decomposes group gaps in life-course-sensitive outcomes based on a selective set of life course summary measures, such as the years spent in (full-time) employment. One example of group-specific outcomes is the Gender Pension Gap. In my dissertation I developed and applied two innovative combinations of methods: i) sequence analysis with the Kitagawa-Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition, as well as ii) the Life Course Feature Selection with the Ñopo decomposition. This talk guides through the practical application of both and presents the methodological and substantial contributions of both approaches that can be easily applied to other life-course-sensitive group inequalities. Presenter(s) Carla Rowold is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of Oxford and a postdoctoral researcher at the Max-Planck-Institute for Demographic Research. In her dissertation, she explores life-course- and gender-sensitive approaches to assess the link between gender inequalities over the life course and the Gender Pension Gap. Her research interests cover life course sociology and inequalities, particularly among genders, social demography, and work-family and retirement policies.

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Sergi Vidal@svidal.bsky.social · last yr.

• CALL FOR PAPERS –  2026 CPoS Special Issue “Migration Trajectories Across the Life Course” Comparative Population Studies welcomes submissions to the 2026 special issue Migration Trajectories Across the Life Course, guest edited by Sergi Vidal (Autonomous University of Barcelona), Aude Bernard…

• CALL FOR PAPERS –  2026 CPoS Special Issue “Migration Trajectories Across the Life Course”

Comparative Population Studies welcomes submissions to the 2026 special issue Migration Trajectories Across the Life Course, guest edited by Sergi Vidal (Autonomous University of Barcelona), Aude Bernard (University of Queensland), and Riccardo Valente (Autonomous University of Barcelona). The proposed special issue aims to leverage a trajectory-based approach that fully accounts for the multi-dimensional nature of migration across time and space, providing deeper insights into diverse migration trajectory patterns and their long-term individual and societal implications.

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Sequence Analysis Association@seqanalysisassn.bsky.social · 2y ago

Are you planning to attend PAA meeting in Washington DC? Consider to present your work in our one day workshop on sequence analysis. Papers on both applications of SA or new approaches with SA are welcome. The event is free of charge. More info on our website

Sequence Analysis Association@seqanalysisassn.bsky.social · 2y ago

CALL FOR PAPERS! One day workshop on sequence analysis on April 9, 2025 in Washington DC (before the @popassocamerica.bsky.social annual meeting). Free of charge - onsite only event. For expressing your interest in attending and/or presenting a paper: sequenceanalysis.org/conference/

Matthias Studer@matstud.bsky.social · 2y ago

A key article for the development of robust #SequenceAnalysis @seqanalysisassn.bsky.social The new framework takes into account measurement error when creating a typology with cluster analysis and using it in subsequent analysis. doi.org/10.1186/s128...

Robustness assessment of regressions using cluster analysis typologies: a bootstrap procedure with application in state sequence analysis - BMC Medical Research Methodology

Background In standard Sequence Analysis, similar trajectories are clustered together to create a typology of trajectories, which is then often used to evaluate the association between sequence patter...

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