Roujman Shahbazian
Associate senior lecturer/Assistant Professor at Department of Sociology; Faculty
- E-mail:
- roujman.shahbazian@uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Engelska parken
Thunbergsvägen 3H - Postal address:
- Box 624
751 26 UPPSALA
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- ORCID:
- 0000-0003-2611-0198
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Short presentation
Roujman Shahbazian is a lecturer in sociology. He is the program coordinator for the program focusing on human resources and work-life issues (the HR program) at Uppsala University.
Shahbazian's research focuses on social stratification, inequality, and family sociology. He is an affiliated researcher at the Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI) at Stockholm University, and at the Department of Sociology at University of Munich (LMU).
Keywords
- inequality
- social stratification
Biography
Shahbazian is currently involved in two ongoing interdisciplinary projects. The first one is about gender differences in income and careers, with an emphasis on gender-(a)typical occupations, which is a FORTE funded project, dnr: 2023-00034 (with, among others C. Magnusson, E. Bihagen, and J. Westerman). The second one is about careers in the Swedish labor market from the 1960s and onwards, which is a VR financed project dnr: 2020-02538 (with E. Bihagen, K. Halldén, and J. Westerman). Moreover, he also has a collaboration with M.H. Sepahvand that focuses on Burkina Faso and one core dimension of individuals' preferences: attitudes toward risk.
Shahbazian has also been involved in a completed project about income inequalities across working life. More specifically, studying the role of class, gender, and skills for lifetime income, which was a FORTE financed project dnr: 2018-00532 (with E. Bihagen, A. Böhlmark and S. Kjellsson).
Shahbazian has been a visiting scholar at the European University Institute (EUI), LIVES Center at the University of Lausanne (UNIL), and Collegio Carlo Alberto in Turin.
Publications
Selection of publications
- Later and less? New evidence on occupational maturity for Swedish women and men (2024)
- Work life complexity no longer on the rise: trends among 1930s–1980s birth cohorts in Sweden (2023)
- Does Your Class Give More than a Hint of Your Lifetime Earnings?: Assessing Indicators for Lifetime Earnings Over the Life Course for Sweden (2022)
- Under the influence of our older brother and sister: The association between sibling gender configuration and STEM degrees (2021)
Recent publications
- Later and less? New evidence on occupational maturity for Swedish women and men (2024)
- Work life complexity no longer on the rise: trends among 1930s–1980s birth cohorts in Sweden (2023)
- Nationwide study of trends in physician partner choice for childbearing unions (2022)
- Does Your Class Give More than a Hint of Your Lifetime Earnings?: Assessing Indicators for Lifetime Earnings Over the Life Course for Sweden (2022)
- Intergenerational transmission of risk attitudes in Burkina Faso (2021)
All publications
Articles
- Later and less? New evidence on occupational maturity for Swedish women and men (2024)
- Work life complexity no longer on the rise: trends among 1930s–1980s birth cohorts in Sweden (2023)
- Nationwide study of trends in physician partner choice for childbearing unions (2022)
- Does Your Class Give More than a Hint of Your Lifetime Earnings?: Assessing Indicators for Lifetime Earnings Over the Life Course for Sweden (2022)
- Intergenerational transmission of risk attitudes in Burkina Faso (2021)
- Individual's risk attitudes in sub-Saharan Africa (2021)
- Sibling correlation in risk attitudes (2021)
- Under the influence of our older brother and sister: The association between sibling gender configuration and STEM degrees (2021)
- Is there any difference between having a brother or having a sister? (2020)
- The consequence of birth spacing for first- and second-born siblings’ long-term income rank (2020)