The office hours of the SOCIUM Administration are Monday to Friday from 9 am to 2 pm.
Please contact us by mail via the functional account socium-verwaltung@uni-bremen.de
Tepe, Markus (u.a.): How voters evaluate the proportionality-concentration trade-off: Evidence from a cross-national survey experiment
Tepe, Markus (u.a.): Let the Machine Impose the Fine! Algorithmic Discretion with Negative Outcomes. Experimental Evidence from Germany
Schulz, Wiebke (u.a.): Social origin, the class ceiling in earnings, and job task segregation: Evidence from Germany
Issue 3, 2026 is out now.
Issue 2, 2026 is out now.
SOCIUM is the only German research institute in social sciences which deals with theoretical and empirical questions of inequality, social policies and their social and political interdependencies. The interdisciplinary research focuses on the social, economic, political, cultural, organizational, legal, historical and sociomedical conditions and effects of social inequality, public social policies and their interdependencies. The research includes a mix of sociology, political and health sciences, economics and legal aspects.
On October 8 and 9, 2026, the Scientific Advisory Board of SOCIUM met at Domshof in Bremen. Following academic discussions with the university Executive Board and the Spokesperson, SOCIUM's research groups and networks presented their current core research areas. A poster presentation was held in the Banking Hall at Domshof, which fostered academic exchange and networking. Read more ...
Das SOCIUM hat sich sehr gefreut, Prof. Du Peng und Prof. Lu Jiehua von der School of Population and Health der Renmin University of China in Bremen begrüßen zu dürfen. Der dreitägige Besuch bot Gelegenheit für einen intensiven wissenschaftlichen Austausch zu Fragen der Pflege, Gesundheit und alternden Gesellschaften. Read more ...
Über 80 Personen kamen am 17.06.2026 ins Haus der Wissenschaft, um über die geplanten Reformen der gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung (GKV) und sozialen Pflegeversicherung (SPV) zu diskutieren. Read more ...
On 08 June 2026, the Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) published the final report on the "Evaluation of the Effects of the Regulations on Remuneration According to Collective Bargaining Agreements for Nursing and Support Staff in Long-term Care." The Ministry had commissioned this evaluation, with the involvement of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS), from the SOCIUM at the University of Bremen and the Institute for Work and Technology (IAT) at Westphalian University of Applied Sciences. Read more ...
Dieser Datenmonitor geht mithilfe raumbezogener Daten des German Social Cohesion Panel (SCP) der Frage nach, ob ein höherer Anteil von Ausländer:innen in dem Stadtteil, in dem die Befragten wohnen, das subjektive Sicherheitsempfinden beeinflusst. Die Ergebnisse sind eindeutig: Mehr Ausländer:innen bedeuten nicht mehr Unsicherheit – weder für Frauen noch für Männer. Read more ...
Das Deutsche Institut für Interdisziplinäre Sozialpolitikforschung (DIFIS) startete am 1. Mai 2026 in seine zweite Förderphase. Die neue Förderung durch das BMAS erstreckt sich bis zum 31. Dezember 2029. Read more ...
The office hours of the SOCIUM Administration are Monday to Friday from 9 am to 2 pm.
Please contact us by mail via the functional account socium-verwaltung@uni-bremen.de
Tepe, Markus (u.a.): How voters evaluate the proportionality-concentration trade-off: Evidence from a cross-national survey experiment
Tepe, Markus (u.a.): Let the Machine Impose the Fine! Algorithmic Discretion with Negative Outcomes. Experimental Evidence from Germany
Schulz, Wiebke (u.a.): Social origin, the class ceiling in earnings, and job task segregation: Evidence from Germany
Issue 3, 2026 is out now.
Issue 2, 2026 is out now.
