Frank van Tubergen is affiliated with Utrecht University in the Netherlands and has a research profile centered primarily within the Social Sciences, with 92 publications in this broad field. Their work spans several subfields including Sociology and Political Science, Gender Studies, Communication, Clinical Psychology, and Social Psychology.
The scientist's research covers diverse topics, notably Social and Intergroup Psychology, Migration and Labor Dynamics, Names, Identity, and Discrimination Research, Migration, Refugees, and Integration, Social Media and Politics, Migration, Health and Trauma, and Gender Diversity and Inequality.
Recent publication venues where van Tubergen has frequently contributed include AEA Randomized Controlled Trials, European Sociological Review, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Journal of International Migration and Integration / Revue de l'integration et de la migration internationale, and European Societies.
Their list of recent papers features the following:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with van Tubergen include:
Frank van Tubergen;Ineke Maas;Henk Flap
Matthijs Kalmijn;Frank van Tubergen
Thomas de Vroome;Frank van Tubergen
Herman G. van de Werfhorst;Frank van Tubergen
Frank van Tubergen;Matthijs Kalmijn
B. Martinovic;F.A. van Tubergen;I. Maas
Matthijs Kalmijn;Frank Van Tubergen
Agnieszka Kanas;Frank van Tubergen
Tim Immerzeel;Frank van Tubergen
Frank van Tubergen
Frank van Tubergen
Frank Van Tubergen;Jórunn Í. Sindradóttir
Lieselotte Blommaert;Marcel Coenders;Frank van Tubergen
Agnieszka Kanas;Barry R. Chiswick;Tanja van der Lippe;Frank van Tubergen
Frank van Tubergen
Frank van Tubergen;Manfred te Grotenhuis;Wout Ultee
Sanne Smith;Daniel A. McFarland;Frank Van Tubergen;Ineke Maas
Frank van Tubergen;Ineke Maas
Borja Martinovic;Frank van Tubergen;Ineke Maas
Sanne Smith;Ineke Maas;Ineke Maas;Frank van Tubergen;Frank van Tubergen
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