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Welcome Address
Holger Lengfeld 
Academy Sociology & University of Leipzig

Nicole Deitelhoff
Speaker, Research Institute Social Cohesion (RISC) & Goethe University Frankfurt

Claudia Diehl
Co-speaker, Cluster ‘The Politics of Inequality’ EXC 2035, University of Konstanz

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Chair: Malte Reichelt
New York University Abu Dhabi}

Markus Gangl
Goethe University Frankfurt
'A New Old Macroeconomics of Social Cohesion: Rising Prosperity Still Trumps Rising Inequality, at Least for Many'

Fabian T. Pfeffer
University of Michigan
'Wealth Inequality as Corrosion'

Coffee Break

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Vaccination-related attitudes and behavior across birth cohorts: evidence from Germany
Claudia Diehl¹, Christian Hunkler^2
1University of Konstanz, ²Humboldt University Berlin

Who should get a COVID-19 vaccine first? Decreasing collective risks and self-interest
Cristóbal Moya¹, Carsten Sauer¹, Monica M. Gerber², Cruistóbal Cuadrado^3,4, Ismael Puga^5
1University of Bielefeld, ²Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile, ³Universidad de Chile, ⁴University of York, ⁵Universidad Central de Chile

The effects of non-pharmaceutical interventions on COVID-19-related mortality: a synthetic control approach across 167 countries
Sebastian Mader¹, Tobias Rüttenauer^2
1University of Bern, ²University of Oxford

Triage in times of COVID-19: a moral dilemma
Andreas Tutic, Ivar Krumpal, Friederike Haiser
University of Leipzig

Motivating protective behavior against COVID-19: fear vs. hope
Gregor Sand, Johanna Bristle
Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy

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What is wrong with ability-tracking? A theoretical reconstruction and (corrective) replication of effects of early differentiation on educational success and inequality
Hartmut Esser¹, Julian Seuring^2
1University of Mannheim, ²University of Bamberg

Does more schooling lead to less or more inequality of educational opportunity?
Michael Grätz
University of Lausanne, University of Stockholm

Effects of the social composition of the neighborhood on the first required school choice in Germany: a small-scale, ego-centered and multiscalar approach
Hinrich Wildfang
University of Hamburg

Ethnic choice effects in Sweden’s open school system: Immigrant optimism trap or structural integration?
Jörg Dollmann^1,2, Jan O. Jonsson^3,4, Carina Mood^3,5, Frida Rudolphi^3,6
1Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES), University of Mannheim, ²German Centre for Integration and Migration Research, DeZIM, ³Swedish Institute for Social Research SOFI, Stockholm University, ⁴Nuffield College, University of Oxford, ⁵Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm, ⁶Umeå University

Teachers’ stereotypes and their consequences for educational inequality: results from a vignette study in Germany
Johannes Thielemann¹, Christoph Homuth¹, Sebastian E. Wenz^2
1Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories, ²Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences

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Subjective well-being scarring through unemployment: New methods, new results?
Andreas Eberl¹, Matthias Collischon^2
1University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, ²Institute for Employment Research

‘Shelter from the storm’: do households buffer or amplify the adverse effect of unemployment on life satisfaction?
Sebastian Prechsl, Tobias Wolbring
University of Erlangen-Nürnberg

How does being tenured affect the job satisfaction of doctoral graduates?
Lea Goldan¹, Christiane Gross¹, Steffen Jaksztat^2
1University of Würzburg, ²German Centre for Higher Education and Science Research

Institutional determinants of insider-outsider wage gaps across Europe: a challenge for social cohesion
Sven Broschinski
University of Oldenburg

Fairness judgements on minimum wage increases
Matthias Dütsch¹, Olaf Struck², Monika Senghaas³, Gesine Stephan^3
1Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, ²University of Bamberg, ³Institute for Employment Research

Coffee Break

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Chair: Holger Lengfeld
University of Leipzig}

Laudatio
Stefanie Kley
University of Hamburg

AS Dissertation Prize for Katrin Paula
TU München
'Micro-Dynamics of Mobilization: Evidence from the German Democratic Republic'

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Chair: Jürgen Gerhards
Freie Universität Berlin}

Keynote Lecture
Michael Zürn
WZB Berlin Social Science Center & Freie Universität Berlin
'Polarization or multiple cleavages? What constitutes a challenge to Liberal Democracies'

End of Day 1

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Climate change denial and uncertainty among European population
Christiane Lübke
University of Duisburg-Essen

Extreme weather events elevate climate change belief but not pro-environmental behaviour
Tobias Rüttenauer
University of Oxford

From generational conflict to link? The environmental issue in families 1984-2019
Paulo Emilio Isenberg Lima
University of Bielefeld

My house, my garden, my green neighbourhood: the influence of private and public green space on residential satisfaction and life satisfaction of city dwellers
Stefanie Kley, Tetiana Dovbishchuk
University of Hamburg

Social cohesion and sustainability transitions in food systems: A framework for analysis
Peter H. Feindt¹, Christiane Barnickel¹, Tilman Brück², Carsten Dreher³, Sarah Hackfort¹, Susanne Huyskens-Keil¹, Klaus Jacob³, Knut Mai⁴, Cornelia Rauh⁵, Martina Schäfer³, Olga Statnaia¹, Caroline Stokes¹, Dagmara Wechowska³, Jürgen Zentek^3
1Humboldt University Berlin, ²Leibniz Institute of Vegetable and Ornamental Crops, ³Freie Universität Berlin, ⁴Charité Berlin, ⁵Technische Universität Berlin

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Measuring trust in surveys: cross-situational trust as a successor to generalized trust?
Camille Landesvatter, Paul C. Bauer
Mannheim Centre for European Social Research

Human cooperation in changing groups: evidence from a large-scale public goods game
Kasper Otten, Ulrich Frey, Vincent Buskens, Wojtek Przepiorka, Naomi Ellemers
University of Utrecht

The immigrant-native test score gap: a quantile regression perspective
Sebastian E. Wenz
Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences

Concepts and measurement of social cohesion in international perspective
Juan Carlos Castillo¹, Ignacio Cáceres², Kevin Carrasco^1
1Universidad de Chile, ²Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Wealth 2-D – a new approach to explore wealth stratification
Jascha Dräger^1,2, Klaus Pforr¹, Nora Müller^1
1Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, ²University of Leipzig

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More refugees, more discrimination? A two-wave field experiment on ethnic discrimination in the housing market
Renate Lorenz, Katrin Auspurg, Andreas Schneck
LMU Munich

Trusting and reciprocating trust of citizens versus non-citizens: experimental evidence from the U.S., South Africa and Switzerland
Johanna Gereke¹, Didier Ruedin^2
1Mannheim Centre for European Social Research, ²University of Neuchatel

What explains interethnic attitudes among immigrants? Testing the group threat approach across 32 immigrant groups in Germany
Nora Huth¹, Elmar Schlüter^2
1University of Wuppertal, ²University of Gießen

Turning points in the Swedish understanding of immigration, 1945-2019
Miriam Hurtado Bodell¹, Mans Magnusson², Marc Keuschnigg^1
1Linköping University, ²Uppsala University

Coffee Break

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Does culture foster integration? How the perception of European culture is related to support for European integration
Jörg Rössel¹, Valentina Petrović¹, Tally Katz-Gerro², Sebastian Weingartner¹, Pilar López³, Simon Walo^1
1University of Zurich, ²University of Haifa, ³Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Deprivation and the Brexit referendum: analysing the interplay between regional and individual deprivation
Charlotte Haußmann¹,Volker Ludwig², Tobias Rüttenauer^3
1University of Trier, ²Technical University of Kaiserslautern, ³University of Oxford

European identity and regional inequality
Florian K. Kley
University of Leipzig

Populism and layers of social belonging: Support of populist parties around Europe
Alexander Langenkamp, Simon Bienstman
Goethe University Frankfurt

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Structural legacies and the motherhood penalty: how past societal contexts shape mothers’ employment preferences and outcomes
Malte Reichelt^1,2, Matthias Collischon^2,3, Andreas Eberl^3
1New York University Abu Dhabi, ²Institute for Employment Research, ³University of Erlangen-Nürnberg

The part-time career penalty for men: do occupational opportunity structures explain disadvantages of reduced working hours?
Agnieszka Althaber
University of Jena, WZB Berlin Social Science Center

Neither backlash nor convergence: dynamics of intracouple childcare division after the first COVID-19 lockdown and subsequent reopening in Germany
Christina Boll^1,2,3, Dana Müller⁴, Simone Schüller^1,5,6,7
1German Youth Institute, ²LMU Munich, ³University of Applied Labor Studies Schwerin, ⁴Institute for Employment Research, ⁵CESifo, ⁶Institute of Labor Economics, ⁷Research Institute for the Evaluation of Public Policies

Female advantage among German sociology professors: a result of survivorship bias?
Mark Lutter¹, Martin Schröder², Isabel M. Habicht^1,2
1University of Wuppertal, ²University of Marburg

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Media diets of vegetarians. How news consumption, social media use and communicating with one’s social environment are associated with a vegetarian diet
Alicia Dunker, Stefanie Kley, Katharina Kleinen-von Königslow
University of Hamburg

The strength of weak bots
Marijn A. Keijzera¹, Michael Mäs^1,2
1University of Groningen, ²Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Lunch Break

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Protagonists of the Chilean Spring 2019–2020: Understanding collective characteristics of first-time protesters
Julia Cavieres
Universidad de Chile

Career sacrifice for an LGBTQI* friendly work environment? A choice experiment to analyze job attribute preferences
Lisa de Vries, Zaza Zindel
University of Bielefeld

Influences of partnership trajectories on quality of life: gender differences in the links between partnership histories and life satisfaction
Okka Zimmermann, Marco Deppe
Technical University of Braunschweig

Divided over globalization: measuring the cultural divide in Europe using two classification approaches
Clara Dilger
University of Leipzig

The double-edged sword of job promotions. How they affect job satisfaction, leisure and subjective well-being
Andreas Eberl, Tobias Wolbring
University of Erlangen-Nürnberg

Older siblings and the educational attainment of children with and without migration background
Marion Fischer-Neumann
University of Duisburg-Essen

Do strong and weak regions agree on which regions deserve support? A survey experiment on public attitudes towards reducing regional inequalities
Jan Gniza
University of Erlangen-Nürnberg

Social cohesion during the Covid-19 pandemic and the role of religiosity. Empirical results from a comprehensive online survey in Germany
Carolin Hillenbrand
University of Münster

Family situation of older refugees: can the family living situation mitigate poor integration and buffer negative experiences of older refugees?
Amrei Maddox
Federal Office for Migration and Refugees

Explaining ethnic differences in access to VET in German-speaking Switzerland: the effects of application behavior, resources and discrimination
Richard Nennstiel
University of Bern

Social representation of the individual in the Chilean media and its contribution to social cohesion during a pandemic period: the case of the newspaper Las Últimas Noticias
Patricia Nieto Rivera¹, Daniela Doren Santander^2
1Universidad de Santiago de Chile, ²University of Melbourne

Some physical, psychic, social and economic effect of pandemic by COVID19 in the Chilean professionals
Mónica Vargas Aguirre
Universidad de Santiago de Chile

Educational mismatches and perceived discrimination
Florian Weber
Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories

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Special Event
‘Research Institute Social Cohesion’ presents current research

Coffee Break

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Chair: Hannah Brückner
New York University Abu Dhabi}

Christopher A. Bail
Duke University
'Social media, opinion polarization, and social cohesion'

Sandy Marquart-Pyatt (cancelled!)
Michigan State University
'Environmental Concern, Climate Change, and Social Cohesion in Comparative Context'

Special Event
Virtual Wine Meeting

Please order our wine package when you register for the conference

End of Day 2

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The making and breaking of social ties during the pandemic: the role of solidarity
Ariane Bertogg, Sebastian Koos
University of Konstanz

The Link between social and structural integration: Co- and interethnic friendship selection and social influence within adolescent social networks
Georg Lorenz¹, Zerrin Salikutluk¹, Zsófia Boda², Malte Jansen¹, Miles Hewstone^3
1Humboldt University Berlin, ²ETH Zurich, ³University of Oxford

Strong ties, strong homophily? Variation in uni- and multidimensional homophily on socio-demographic characteristics by relationship strength
David Kretschmer, Lars Leszczensky
Mannheim Centre for European Social Research

Social Cohesion at neighbourhood level in Santiago de Chile: influence of subjective perception, built environment and daily use
Andrés Señoret^1,2, Cristián Henríquez^3,2, Emilio Berríos², Javier Ruiz Tagle^1,2,4, Margarita Greene^5,2
1Instituto de Estudios Urbanos y Territoriales, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, ²Centro de Desarrollo Urbanos Sustentable, ³Instituto de Geografía, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, ⁴Centro de Estudios de Conflicto y Cohesión Social, ⁵Escuela de Arquitectura Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Cohesion and civil society in Chile
Roberto Cantillan, Alejandro Plaza, Vicente Espinoza
Centro de Estudios de Conflicto y Cohesión Social, Santiago

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Crossing boundaries at the workplace: naturalization decisions and co-worker interaction
Hanno Kruse¹, Malte Reichelt^2,3, Nils Witte^4
1University of Amsterdam, ²New York University Abu Dhabi, ³Institute for Employment Research, ⁴Federal Institute for Population Research

Do cross-border activities shape identification? The relationship between migrants’ transnational practices and their feeling of belonging
Ilona Pap, Jörg Rössel, Julia Schroedter
University of Zürich

How immigrants’ characteristics affect the support for naturalisation: a factorial survey among respondents with and without German citizenship
Sabine Ebensperger
University of Erlangen-Nürnberg

The role of length of residence and selective residential mobility in social contact formation in ethnically diverse neighborhoods
Stephan Dochow
University of Göttingen

Beyond the ethnic lens: social network analysis and the study of ethnicity in the school context
Clemens Kroneberg
University of Cologne

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The moral embeddedness of cryptomarkets: text mining feedbacks on economic exchanges in the darknet
Ana Macanovic, Wojtek Przepiorka
University of Utrecht

The role of training for the effects of technological change – firm-level evidence for Germany
Christoph Müller
Institute for Employment Research

The evolution of educational wage differentials for women and men, from 1996 to 2019
Jessica Ordemann¹, Friedhelm Pfeiffer^2,3
1German Centre for Higher Education and Science Research, ²Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research, ³University of Mannheim

The intergenerational transmission of risk and trust attitudes: replicating and extending ‘Dohmen et al. 2012’ using genetically-informed twin data
Christoph Spörlein¹, Cornelia Kristen², Pamina Noack¹, Regine Schmidt^2
1University of Düsseldorf, ²University of Bamberg

Winter in the mind? The seasonality of cycling in the Netherlands and Germany
Ansgar Hudde
University of Cologne

Coffee Break

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Cosmopolitan yogis and communitarian bodybuilders? How a cosmopolitan lifestyle structures the globalisation divide
Rasmus Ollroge¹, Tim Sawert^2
1Freie Universität Berlin, ²University of Mainz

Explaining the democratic malaise: testing perceived responsiveness as a mechanism for the inequality-trust link
Simon Bienstman, Svenja Hense, Markus Gangl
Goethe University Frankfurt

Why do romantic partners often prefer the same political parties? Evidence from Germany
Ansgar Hudde¹, Daniela Grunow^2
1University of Cologne, ²Goethe University Frankfurt

Gender attitudes and the cosmopolitan-communitarian divide in Europe
Ines Schäfer, Yassine Khoudja
Goethe University Frankfurt

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Opposition towards Covid-19 containment measures: competing self-Interests or long-standing political predispositions?
Claudia Diehl, Felix Wolter
University of Konstanz

Is the COVID-19 pandemic amplifying ethnic discrimination against Asians? Evidence from process-produced online-marketplace data
Andreas Schneck
LMU of Munich

Occupational recognition and the development of populist attitudes in the context of the Corona pandemic
Axel Babst, Martin Groß, Volker Lang
University of Tübingen

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Reconfiguration and internalization of social structure: a simulation study of multidimensional social change and cohesion
Daniela Grunow¹, Yassine Khoudja¹, Richard Traunmüller^2
1Goethe University Frankfurt, ²University of Mannheim

How has the composition of university graduates by social origin changed across birth cohorts? Upward mobility, stability, and downward mobility
Pia N. Blossfeld
University of Leipzig

What is fair? How understanding distributive justice helps strengthen societal cohesion
Sandra Gilgen
LMU Munich

Cultural reproduction or cultural mobility? The role of family, school, and gender for cultural attendance in Germany
Gunnar Otte, Dave Balzer, Tim Sawert, Marie Schlosser
University of Mainz

Lunch Break

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Special Event
EXC 2035 Research Cluster of Excellence ‘The Politics of Inequality’ presents current research
University of Konstanz

Coffee Break

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Chair: Martin Schröder
University of Marburg}

Delia Baldassarri
New York University
'Diversity and Prosocial Behavior'

Richard G. Wilkinson
University of Nottingham
'Why Inequality Destroys Social Cohesion'

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Closing Remarks

End of Conference