This section showcases my academic work, exploring topics that bridge social research, sociology, and psychology. I have not reworked everything into blog posts yet, but I will work on this continuously.

You can download my academic CV here.

Featured Posts

• Self-Affirmation as a Means to Prevent Radicalization
  An exploration of how self-affirmation can increase resilience against extremist ideologies in adolescence.
• A Global Examination of the ‘Welfare Magnet Hypothesis’ Using ERGMs
  Investigating the role of welfare systems in shaping international migration patterns.
• Residential Segregation and Ethnic Flight in Sweden
  Examining the dynamics of residential movement through network analysis.

Blog Posts Planned in the Future

Early Access to Language Courses for Refugees: Does It Work?
Evidence from the 2015 Asylum Procedures Acceleration Act in Germany.

Resilience Against Islamist Ideologies in Adolescence
Insights from a retrospective study on radicalization in Berlin and Bonn.

Compliance and Collectivism: Lessons from COVID-19
How collectivist values influenced compliance with pandemic measures.

Reducing Stereotypes in Schools Through Identity-Based Interventions
Addressing stereotypes and discrimination in educational settings.

Secularization and the Role of Religious Socialization Across Societies
How societal contexts shape individual secularization.

The Role of Welfare Systems in Migration Retention
Understanding the deterrent effects of robust welfare systems on emigration.

Double Jeopardy: Improving Educational Outcomes for Disadvantaged Students
The impact of self-affirmation on academic performance.

Prejudice Awareness and Endorsement: The Role of Self-Standards
Exploring the inconsistency of prejudice awareness and its motivations.

Bridging Refugee Transit Routes: Impacts on Migration Experiences
Investigating the effects of transit routes on smuggling fees and refugee well-being.

Understanding Religious Revival in Post-Socialist Societies
The role of state secularization and religious institutions in shaping beliefs.

Attitudes Toward Diversity in the Teaching Profession
How teacher attitudes influence minority student performance.