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AMCIS participates in the following research projects:
EQUALSOC - Economic Change, Quality of Life and Social Cohesion (Funded by the Sixth Framework Programme of the European Commission)
VIDI - Productive Skills, Positional Good, or Social Closure? Three Mechanisms for the Education Effect across Structural Institutional Settings (Funded by the Netherlands' Organisation for Scientific Research NWO).
TransParent - International research cooperation for the study of the transition to parenthood (Funded by the Sixth Framework Programme of the European Commission / European Research Council).
APPARENT - Transition to parenthood: International and national studies of norms and gender division of work at the life course transition to parenthood (Funded by the Seventh Framework Programme of the European Commission / European Research Council).
Educational Systems and Four Central Functions of Education - Study about the impact of four characteristics of educational systems on four central functions of education (Funded by the Netherlands' Organisation for Scientific Research NWO).
HOWCOME - The Interplay Between the Upward Trend in Home-Ownership and Income Inequality in Advanced Welfare Democracies: Interacting Causes and Consequences of Social Inequality in Different Institutional Settings (ERC Starting Grant).
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