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Caroline Uggla is an Associate Professor of Demography at the Department of Sociology, Stockholm University, affiliated with the Stockholm University Demographic Department (SUDA). Her research focuses on partner choice, family dynamics, divorce, sex ratios, and reproductive strategies, examining their interplay with cultural, social, and demographic contexts.
- Education:
- PhD in Anthropology, University College London (2015)
- MRes in Anthropology (Distinction), University College London (2010)
- BA (Hons) in Anthropology (1st Class), Durham University (2009)
Her work integrates evolutionary anthropology with sociological demography, analyzing data from Sweden, Finland, and Ethiopia. Key projects include Migrant Trajectories (2019–2024), exploring integration through domains like housing and fertility, and Lyckliga gatan, addressing spatial polarization in Sweden.
Recent publications investigate fertility intentions, sex ratio effects on divorce, and repartnering dynamics. She utilizes longitudinal, register-based data to uncover patterns in demographic inequality and reproductive behaviors.
SUDA, the leading demographic research unit at Stockholm University, serves as her primary platform for collaborative work on population dynamics, migration, and social cohesion.
