Family & Inequality

Researchers

A family playing a board game

prof. dr. Renske Keizer
Family sociology, stratification sociology, pedagogy, demography
- How do parents influence their children's development and to what extent do inequalities in this development arise or are reduced through parents' educational practices?
- To what extent and how does the broader national context buffer or reinforce the role of parents in this development of inequalities?
- Renske Keizer is involved in research projects, such as: Generation R, the Dice-project and the Driehoek.
dr. Gabriele Mari
Family Sociology, Demography and Economics
- To what extent do causal connections exist between setbacks in the family, parenting behaviour, and child development?
dr. Sanneke de la Rie
Family sociology, educational science and pedagogy
- The development of inequalities in children's educational achievement between different countries.
- Sanneke de la Rie participates in the DICE-project.
dr. Bonnie French
Family sociology and stratification sociology
- The development of a white anti-racist identity.
Paula Vrolijk, MSc
Family sociology, developmental psychology and pedagogy
- To what extent do causal links exist between the parenting behaviour of fathers and mothers and the social and emotional development of adolescents?
- Paula Vrolijk gathers data for RADAR-data and uses this in her research.
Sari Hogye, MSc
Family sociology, developmental psychology and pedagogy
- Under what circumstances do parents' parenting practices and the wider family context have the greatest influence on the development of the young child?
- Sari Hogye makes use of the data from Generation R.
Lisa van der Storm, MSc
Family sociology, developmental psychology and pedagogy
- What role does the parenting behaviour of fathers and mothers play in the development of prosocial behaviour in children?
- Lisa van der Storm is one of the researchers within the Driehoek project.