Gender and diversity issues play a major role in research. Did you write a successful final thesis or paper on these topics?
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The WOVEN Publish prize for outstanding publications is awarded to doctoral and post-doctoral students. The award is endowed with a prize money of EUR 500.
The publication is considered published if it has either undergone the peer review process or been printed. In the case of publications written in a language other than German or English, please submit a summary of approximately two pages in German or English.
Year | Name of the award winner | Title |
Spring semester 2013 | Tobias Roth and Manuel Siegert, Social Sciences | Söhne bevorzugt? Geschlechtsspezifische Unterschiede beim Gymnasialbesuch türkischstämmiger Schülerinnen und Schüler (Favoring sons? Gender-related differences in secondary school attendance by pupils of Turkish origin) |
Fall semester 2013 | Michael Kühhirt, Social Sciences | Childbirth and the Long-Term Division of Labour within Couples: How do Substitution, Bargaining Power, and Norms affect Parents’ Time Allocation in West Germany? |
Spring semester 2014 | Sebastian Adrian Popa, Social Sciences | Theorizing Sex Differences in Political Knowledge: Insights from a Twin Study |
Fall semester 2014 | Zerrin Salikutluk, Social Sciences | Wer ist tatsächlich benachteiligt? Die Wirkung traditioneller Geschlechterrollen auf schulische Leistungen und elterliche Aspirationen in deutschen und türkischen Familien (Who is actually at a disadvantage? The effect of traditional gender stereotypes on academic performance at school and parental aspirations in German and Turkish families) |
Spring semester 2015 | Dr. Jan-Philipp Ahrens, Business Administration, and Dr. Andreas Landmann, Economics
| Gender Preferences in CEO Successions in Family Firms: Family Characteristics and Human Capital of the Successor
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Sara Köser, Psychology | The Gender Typicality of Faces and Its Impact on Visual Processing and on Hiring Decisions | |
Fall semester 2015 | Stefanie König, Mannheim Centre for European Social Research | Gendered Work-Family Conflict in Germany: Do Self-Employment and Flexibility Matter? |
Spring semester 2016 | Dr. Sandra Beck, Chair of Modern German Studies I | Zwei Welten, im Verbrechen überbrückt? (Two worlds connected by crime?) |
Fall semester 2016 | Sebastian Zilles, Chair of Modern German Literature and Qualitative Media Analysis | Harte Väter, aufbegehrende Söhne (Rough fathers, rebellious sons) |
Spring semester 2017 | Dr. Jörg Dollmann, Mannheim Centre for European Social Research | Positive Choices for All? SES- and Gender-Specific Premia of Immigrants at Educational Transitions |
Fall semester 2017 | Meike Bonefeld,Chair of Educational Psychology | Migrationsbedingte Disparitäten in der Notenvergabe nach dem Übergang auf das Gymnasium (Migration-related disparities in grading after the transition to secondary school (Gymnasium)) |
Year | Name of the award winner | Title |
2011 | Isabel Thielmann, Psychology | Zur Rolle von Geschlechtsstereotypen bei der Wahrnehmung neugeborener Kinder (The role of gender stereotypes in the perception of newborn children) (bachelor’s thesis) |
2012 | Sophie-Marie Mathes, Economics | Determinants of Female Migration (bachelor's thesis) |
2013 | Julia Schmieder, Economics | Gender Differences in the Effect of Potential Unemployment Benefit Duration on Job Search Behavior – Evidence from the Austrian Labor Market (bachelor's thesis) |
2014 | Isabell Haas, English and American Studies | Gender Politics in the Globalized U.S.-Mexico Borderlands: Chicana Investigation of Femicide at the El Paso-Juárez Border (master's thesis) |
2015 | Isabel Stockton, Economics | There And Back Again: Women’s Marginal Commuting Costs (master's thesis) |
2016 | Regina Keller, Social Sciences | Informelle Partner-Pflege: Eine Panelanalyse zur Lebenszufriedenheit der Pflegenden (Informal care for partners: A panel analysis on the life satisfaction of informal caregivers) (master’s thesis) |
2017 | Cornelia Tocha, German Studies | Migrationsliteratur / Literatur von AutorInnen mit Migrationshintergrund (migrant literature / literature by immigrant wrters) (master’s thesis) |