Bernhard Riederer

Bernhard Riederer

Research Group: Demography of Austria

Phone: +43 1 51581 - 7748

E-Mail: Bernhard.Riederer(at)oeaw.ac.at

Bernhard Riederer is part of the research group Demography of Austria. His research focuses mainly on fertility, the quality of life of families and consequences of parenthood. He is interested in comparisons of Austria with other European countries as well as regional comparisons within Austria and Europe. At present, he analyses urban-rural differences in fertility in Austria and Europe as well as consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on families and fertility.

Bernhard Riederer received academic degrees in social and economic sciences (Sociology and Economics) at the University of Graz, Austria. Before joining the Austrian Academy of Sciences, he has primarily worked as a researcher and a lecturer at the University of Graz (Psychology department, Sociology department) and the University of Vienna (Sociology department).

Selected Publications:

Riederer B., Verwiebe R. & Seewann L. (2019). On changing social stratification in Vienna: Why are migrants declining from the middle of society?. Population, Space And Place, e2215. https://doi.org/10.1002/psp.2215
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Riederer B. (2018). Machen Kinder glücklich? Die Elternschaft im individuellen, partnerschaftlichen und gesellschaftlichen Kontext.
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Riederer B. & Verwiebe R. (2015). Changes in the Educational Achievement of Immigrant Youth in Western Societies: The Contextual Effects of National (Educational) Policies. European Sociological Review, 31, 628-642.
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Research Areas

Demography of Austria

Areas of Expertise

Family (and Personal Relationships)
Quality of Life
Social Inequality

curriculum vitae

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