We generate knowledge about challenges to the welfare society
and possible new solutions

Research report

The Power of Daughters: How Physicians’ Family Influences Female Patients’ Health

Comment

Crisis or Turning Point? Why the German Automotive Industry Can Still Triumph

Research report

When Does Grandparenthood Decrease Labor Supply? Understanding Mechanisms And The Role Of Gender And Economic Resources

Analysis

Opioid Use Among 15- to 19-Year-Olds and Its Association with Other Risk Behaviors and Well-Being

Knowledge overview

Transfer reductions to refugees yield substantial negative returns

Research report

Offshoring and the Decline of Unions

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Criminality / Families and children / Inequality / Integration / Mental well-being / Social mobility / The welfare state / Undeclared work / Young people

Highlights from media
and scientific journals

Nature Human Behaviour

Intergenerational persistence of poverty in five high-income countries

28 October 2024
European Sociological Review

Do refugee children impair the academic performance of native children in the school? Informative Null Results from Danish Register Data

23 November 2022
Science

Mild brain injuries don’t predispose kids to criminal behavior, Danish study suggests

But scientists say in some settings concussions may still contribute to risk of later criminal justice involvement.

2 October 2024
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

“The German car industry will no longer exist in 20 to 30 years”

Interview with Director of The ROCKWOOL Foundation Berlin Christian Dustmann, introducing the research institute.

1 March 2023
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We conduct research that contributes to assuring the social and economic sustainability of the welfare state.

Research

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We generate knowledge about challenges to the welfare society and possible new solutions.

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NExTWORK is a network-based employment initiative with the objective of helping the most vulnerable unemployed young people to start a job or a course of education – and to see it through.