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Daniel Almén serves as a Researcher at Uppsala University's Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF), holding a Ph.D. in Economics from Stockholm University awarded in 2020.
His academic credentials include:
- Ph.D. in Economics, Stockholm University (2020)
Almén's empirically driven research centers on political economics, labour economics, and public economics, with deep exploration of human/social capital dynamics, civic engagement, and conscription's societal impacts. His work critically examines intersections between economic policies and criminological outcomes, particularly how labor market conditions influence criminal behavior through mechanisms of social exclusion and human capital formation.
Publication trends reveal sustained focus on policy-induced societal effects: his doctoral thesis analyzes conscription's multidimensional consequences, while earlier work establishes empirical links between long-term unemployment and violent crime. These contributions span economics, criminology, and social policy domains, emphasizing quantitative analysis of institutional interventions.
As an active IBF member, Almén contributes to housing and urban research initiatives. No verifiable information exists regarding student supervision or research grants.
