Philipp M. Lersch

Philip is a sociologist currently working as a Junior Research Group Leader at the Institute of Sociology and Social Psychology, University of Cologne.

His main research interests are in social inequalities over and between life courses of individuals in divergent institutional contexts focusing on the family, wealth and employment.

You can find him on Twitter @PMLersch

Author's recent posts

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The direct and indirect costs of having children can be high and, in many societies, women most often shoulder these costs.

Navigating Party Season: Workplace Party Mistakes That Could Get You FIRED

In the world of office festivities, the line between holiday cheer and professional jeopardy can be thinner than a strand of tinsel. Avoid common office party mistakes.

Alexis Davis

Digital Advertisers Are Harvesting Children’s Online Information for Profits

Identity thefts are becoming increasingly common in today’s digital world, and children are not exempt from being targeted. Fortunately, you can do something to prevent it.

Jane Collen

Hacks to Upgrade (& Save On) Your Travel Experience

Reports suggest that US airlines could carry a record number of passengers this summer. You can potentially save on your flights and travel in style by using some expert tips to increase the chances of getting a flight upgrade.

Alexis Davis