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Prof.dr. R. Koopmans

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Expertise Social movements; Collective action; Social change; Immigration and integration; European integration; Citizenship; Social capital; Evolutionary sociology
Expertise (NL) Sociale bewegingen; Collectieve actie; Sociale verandering; Immigratie en integratie; Europese integratie; Burgerschap; Sociaal kapitaal; Evolutionaire sociologie
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/143831755

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Organisation Department of Sociology (VU)
Phone +31-20-5986845
Email r. koopmans -at- fvu. nl
URL http://www.fsw.vu.nl/nl/wetenschappelijke-afdelingen/sociolo...

Publications

Ethnic fractionalisation and social cohesion: the relation between immigration, ethnic fractionalisation and potentials for civic, collective action in Germany
Politiek burgerschap van migranten in Berlijn: De weerbarstige relatie tussen sociaal kapitaal en integratie van Turken, Italianen, Russische Joden en Aussiedler
Het mysterie van de naastenliefde: een evolutionair-sociologische benadering
Resilient or adaptable Islam? Multiculturalism, religion and migrants' claims-making for group demands in Britain, the Netherlands and France
Migrant mobilization and political opportunities: variation among german cities and regions in cross-national perspective
All publications..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader Social Change and Conflict (SCC)
Supervisor Pim Fortuyn. The Evolution of a Media Phenomenon
Supervisor The evolution of collective action. Experimental investigations of theories of cultural group selection
Supervisor Incorporation trajectories and migration histories of Turkish immigrants to Western Europe in a cross-national perspective
Researcher Modernisation, Aging and Lifecourse
All completed research..

Classification

A82100 Structure of the population and migration
A82200 Social integration and social structure
D60000 Socio-cultural sciences

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