Upcoming Events
Brown Bag Seminar/DRSS - 26 March
Jan Van Bavel(KU Leuven)
Brown Bag Seminar - 3 April
Marc Swyngedouw(KU Leuven)
Selected Publication
Handbook on in-work poverty
Edited by Henning Lohmann, University of Hamburg, Germany and Ive Marx, University of Antwerp, Belgium.
There has been a rapid global expansion of academic and policy attention focusing on in-work poverty, illustrating that across the world there are increasing numbers of people who could be described as the 'working poor' [more]
Ugo Trivellato, Il Welfare del Trentino tra impegno riformatore e avvisaglie di controriforma, Menabò di Etica e Economia n. 77
Our Mission
The CSIS research unit operates in the framework of the general strategies of the Department of Sociology and Social Research of the University of Trento. Its main objective is the promotion and coordination of initiatives of theoretically driven empirical research, focusing on social Inequalities, their relation to institutions and their change over time and across generations.
We apply a comparative and interdisciplinary approach dealing with the analysis of the distribution and the perception of inequalities in the following fields:
- welfare and the political system
- employment and the labour market
- families and demographic change
- education
We aim at:
- strengthen the intra- and interdisciplinary cooperation among social experts dealing with the above topics, at local, national and above all international level, also with the objective of favouring the development and the dissemination of innovative methodologies in the field of social research;
- activate and consolidate a network of national and international relationships, on the basis of the already ongoing cooperations
- provide skills and knowledge acquired throughout the research activities to the interested stakeholders (Departments, Centres, public institutions and private organisations);
- organise seminars for students, PhD students, professors, social parts and citizens: http://r.unitn.it/en/soc/csis/brown-bag-seminars