The LIVES Research Centre invites you to meet its researchers and listen to their stories, based on their scientific studies. Lively stories about vulnerability and life courses.
The 16 stories are the subject of a series of podcasts in French and English (see right-hand column), published at a rate of 2 per week since mid-December 2022.
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14.12.22
Cléolia Sabot
Une vie à cheval
Le divorce vu par les enfants
Belinda Steffan
Disruptive divorce: gendered implications for later-life work and retirement outcomes
Divorce and its impacts in later-life
21.12.22
Catia Luperto
On s'était dit rendez-vous dans 30 ans
Les trajectoires professionnelles
Ignacio Cabib
Lifetime friendship in political challenging times
Social science and political campaigns
11.01.23
Christina Györkös
Au cabinet de Gilda et Luc
La bienveillance au travail
Jean-Marie Le Goff
Comment se passe le quotidien d'une famille de Suisse romande pendant la pandémie ?
Gestion familiale
Margaret O'Neill
It's never too late for a new beginning
Retirement options and work history
Fiona Köster
What are the long-term effects of plant closures on workers careers and well-being?
The impact on workers career paths and wellbeing after they were displaced due to plant closures
18.01.23
Rocío Palomeque
Simone and Maxime
Divorce in later-life
Sabrina Roduit
Quand la Suisse externalise ses patients non assurés
Mécanismes d'exclusion en milieu médical
25.01.23
Emmanuelle Anex
Kika
La cohésion sociale à Chavannes-près-Renens
Nicky Le Feuvre
Dilemma at 60
What are the impacts of encouraging older workers, especially women, to take early retirement?
01.02.23
Jakov Jandric
Organisational practices and the embodied expriences of work in later life: evidence from public transport drivers in four national contexts
The complex challenges bus and tram drivers face as they age
Oana Ciobanu
Comment se vit la transnationalité ?
Le rapport des migrants avec leur pays d'origine
08.02.23
Karine Duplan
L'espace public est-il à tou·te·s·x ?
L'homophobie dans l'espace public
Dario Spini
Nous sommes ce que nous avons été
La fin de vie
The stories address
the following themes
- Migration
- Separation, as seen by a teenager
- Relationships and caring at work
- Homophobia
- The impact of the COVID pandemic on family organisation
- The end of life
- Professional trajectories influenced by other spheres of life