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Platform for Inequality Research at Aarhus University

Projects

PIREAU has launched 31 projects that include participants from different departments:

Causes of Inequality in Children’s Health and Economics

Debt and Inequality

Digitalization and Inequality

Employment and Health Effects of Labor-Market Policies

Behavioural Sources and Mediators of Health Inequality

Social Prognosis of Stroke in Denmark

Health Access to Vulnerable Families with Diabetes during Pregnancy

Understanding our concepts of health and disease (UHD)

Articulations of filtration: Rethinking disease etiology, inequality and care in uncertain ecosystem

Pathways to increased social equality in health

Health Inequality and Medical dehumanization

The Persistent Effect of Discrimination on the Poor

AI@work

The impact of socioeconomic position markers on the inequality in return-to-work ability

IPS and labour market integration of individuals with active substance use in Denmark

Inequality in labour market affiliation and social benefit dependency in breast cancer survivors

Marital (In)Stability, Sorting, and Inequality

When Work is Threatened: Lifelong Education and Occupation Choice

The dynamics of earnings inequality

The Age Factor: Exploring Credit Allocation and Performance in Age-diverse Teams

Inequalities in Individual Interactions between Caseworkers and Unemployed Clients

Labor Discrimination and its Moral Determinants

Virtual inclusion of marginalized employees

The Implication of Different Occupational Task-based Measures on Income Inequality

Employment trends and criminal record checks in Denmark

Prejudice and perceived discrimination against people of lower socioeconomic status

The impact of labour market transformations on “elite” workers’ perceptions of right-wing populism

Work environment, mobility and biosocial vulnerability

Values, controversies, and implications of economic research on automation of labour and inequality

Effects of technology adoption on labour market inequalities - evidence from Denmark

The Stigma and Perceived Discrimination Associated with Multiple Sclerosis

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Carsten Jensen