In the ECPD Publications Archive you can find a collection of research articles, reports, and academic works produced by the Einstein Center Population Diversity.
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Is there a compression of morbidity and does it vary across social strata among older European adults? A retrospective cohort study of two waves 15 years apart
Published on: Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics
Journal Article
Mortality in children aged 0–14 years born to immigrant parents in Sweden: a total-population cohort study
Published on: The Lancet
Journal Article
Between beliefs and borders: migration, religion, and abortion attitudes
Published on: Social Forces
Policy Paper
Ökonomisierung und Rassismus im deutschen Gesundheitssystem.
Journal Article
Migration context of emergency department patients and patterns of their in- and outpatient healthcare utilization – analysis of three INDEED study centers in Berlin.
Published on: BMC Public Health
Book Chapters
Rassismus in der Gesundheitsversorgung von Menschen ohne Papiere: rassismustheoretische und forschungsethische Zugänge
Published on: Krank, zugewandert, nicht versichert?
Journal Article
What difference does it make? Parental relationship quality and child wellbeing in step- and nuclear families
Published on: Genus
Journal Article
Minority or migrant? loneliness among older immigrants in England
Published on: Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Journal Article
Population inequality matters
Published on: Vienna Yearbook of Population Research
Journal Article
Explaining immigrant–native differences in health at birth: The role of immigrant selectivity in Spain
Published on: Population Studies
Journal Article
Mothers’ earnings trajectories in Sweden and West Germany: the role of separation, socioeconomic position, and the welfare state
Published on: Genus
Journal Article
Divorce and Mental Health: Is Late Divorce Particularly Harmful for Women with Low Earnings?
Published on: Social Indicators Research