Finished projects
Research at the SOCIUM usually is organized in projects carried out by its departments, many of them being financed through third party funding. The SOCIUM receives essential support from institutions such as the German National Research Foundation (DFG), the VolkswagenFoundation, and other public and private organizations, i.e. health insurances.
The Meaning of Mangroves
Research Team: Anna-Katharina Hornidge (Head of project); Maria José Barragan Paladines; Anne-Katrin Broocks
The conunction of outreaching policies to the young unemployed in Bremen
Research Team: Irene Dingeldey (Head of project); Lisa Steinberg
Oral health in people in need of long-term care (MundPflege)
Research Team: Heinz Rothgang (Head of project); Alexandra Herzberg; Sonja Kapp; Rolf Müller
Development of a scientifically founded procedure for standard personnel planning in long-term care
Research Team: Heinz Rothgang (Head of project); Guido Becke; Werner Brannath; Ingrid Darmann-Finck; Mathias Fünfstück; Stefan Görres; Franziska Heinze; Agata Krempa; Lukas Matzner; Cora Schwerdt; Sarah Sticht; Claudia Stolle; Karin Wolf-Ostermann
COFIR - Competition for funding and Redistribution of opportunities for independent research
Research Team: Jochen Gläser (Head of project); Uwe Schimank (Head of project); Melike Janßen
Inherited Diseases, Caregiving, and Social Networks
Research Team: Betina Hollstein (Head of project); Laura M. Koehly (Head of project)
Comparing Financial Cultures of Households in the United States and Germany
Research Team: Raphael Heiberger (Head of project)
Long Term Worries: Testing New Policy Options for Financing Long Term Care
Research Team: Lorraine Frisina Doetter
Forms of outpatient care in nursing homes and innovative housing options for people in need of care (INAWO)
Research Team: Heinz Rothgang (Head of project); Karin Wolf-Ostermann (Head of project); Dominik Domhoff; Rolf Müller; Achim Schmid; Annika Schmidt
Player consultants in Germany's professional football - a sociological mixed methods project
Research Team: Raphael Heiberger (Head of project); Tom Töpfer
