MSc Sociology and Social Research, Utrecht University
2004-2005
Exchange Student at the University of Liverpool
2002-2004
Undergraduate Student Sociology, Bremen University
Projecten
Master Thesis - Research Master Sociology and Social Research
In my master’s thesis I investigated the relation between social networks and social capital and individual health.
Supervision: Henk Flap & Beate Volker
PhD-project
Since the mid- to late-nineteenth century individuals’ occupational careers are assumed to have become more successful. This was a period of tremendous social and economic change, rapid industrialization and continued urbanization. At the same time, modern transport, communication and meritocratization were spreading rapidly. These processes are assumed to have caused major changes in individual social mobility outcomes. However, the micro and macro influences on individuals’ careers haven’t been clearly specified nor understood, especially in a long term perspective.
I study the effects of individual career factors and regional level modernization processes on individual career success in Dutch municipalities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Supervision: Ineke Maas, Marco H.D. van Leeuwen & Henk Flap
Sleutel publicaties
Schulz, Wiebke and Ineke Maas (2010). Studying historical occupational careers with multilevel growth models. Demographic Research, 23(24), 669-696.
Schulz, Wiebke and Ineke Maas (2010) “Career Chances and Constraints in the Netherlands 1865-1940” forthcoming in European Sociological Reviewdoi: 10.1093/esr/jcq060
Manuscripts
Occupational career attainment during modernization: the influence of modernization processes on career success in Dutch municipalities, 1865-1930
Labor market transformation and career attainment during industrialization in the Netherlands
Employer’s choice: Rising Meritocracy during modernization?
Inleiding
Models of Social Interaction (Second Year Bachelor students, English)
Bachelor Thesis Supervision (English and Dutch)
Topics: Stratification: Long term perspectives on (intergenerational) mobility;
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