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- The Zetterberg Prize 2026 goes to Carl ÖhmanDepartment of Sociology
Each year, the Department of Sociology at Uppsala University awards the international Hans L. Zetterberg Prize to a “young researcher, Swedish or international, whose scholarly work, preferably by …
- Miia Bask among the most-cited in "Child & Family Social Work" 2024Department of Sociology
Docent Miia Bask's publication "Factors Associated With Stability for Children in Family Foster Care: A Study of Case Files in Six Municipalities in Sweden" is among the top 10 most-cited papers …
- Call for Nominations for the 2026 Hans L. Zetterberg Prize in SociologyDepartment of Sociology
Uppsala University invites you to nominate one or several candidates for the Hans L. Zetterberg Prize in Sociology to be awarded to a younger researcher, Swedish or foreign, who, with his/her …
- Trust more important than cost in climate policyUppsala University
How much people trust politicians affects their support for climate policies. The less trust we have in politicians, the less likely we are to accept climate policies that mean paying a price as …

- Defense and "spikning": Cecilia NordquistDepartment of Sociology
On the 12th of September Cecilia Nordquist defended her thesis "The Weight of the Bargain: lnvestigating Prosecutors' Emotions in Plea Bargaining lnteraction in a United States Court". Opponent was …
- Book releaseDepartment of Sociology
Warm welcome to the book launch of Rational Anger – An International Comparison between Legal Systems Arranged together with the Higher seminar series at the department of Sociology, Uppsala …

- New event: Stina bergman Blix, "Rational Anger: An international Comparison of Legal Systems and Emotional Cultures"Department of Sociology
New event: Stina bergman Blix, "Rational Anger: An international Comparison of Legal Systems and Emotional Cultures" For more information about the event follow the link bellow. Lecture information
- "What is an epistemic emotion and why do they matter?"Department of Sociology
Presenters: Professor Åsa Wettergren: “Are all emotions inherently epistemic? The examples of love, disgust, and fear” Dr Alessandra Minissale: “Epistemic emotions and the evaluation of intent and …
- Stina Bergman Blix “Orderly feelings in law: an international comparison of legal decision-making”Department of Sociology
Department of Sociology, University of Bologna, Italy, February 12.
- Stina Bergman Blix “Orderly feelings in law: an international comparison of legal decision-making”Department of Sociology
Department of Political and Social Sciences, European University Institute, Italy, January 30.
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