Intergenerational Identity Development
SELF Project Line 2
Project Line 2 investigates components of the general worldviews (e.g., values or gender role attitudes) of migrants and their families. In particular, intergenerational differences in the subjective emphasis of independent or interdependent self-aspects could be studied here. Given that young migrants are often exposed to different (and sometimes colliding) cultural models of agency, one central question is under what conditions cultural/national identities evolve in an exclusive and clearly separated, or hybrid and mixed way.
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Supervisors in Project Line 2: Intergenerational Identity Development
Research Interests
- Social Inequality
- Families in the Context of Migration
- Intergenerational Transmission of Value and Transitions
Research Interests
- Political Socialization (Xenophobia, Right-wing extremism)
- Value Change and Value Transmission
- Social Cohesion
Methods Expertise
- Analysis of Variance
- Latent Growth Modeling
- Nonparametric Statistics
- Structural Equation Modeling
Research Interests
- Opinion Dynamics and Collective Decision
- Agent-based and Data-driven Dynamical Modeling