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Currently Peter Achterberg (1977) is an assistant professor of sociology (non-tenured) at the department of sociology of the Erasmus University. After finishing his PhD-thesis on the rise of the new political culture and the decline in class voting, he conducted research on the nature of social inequality, cultural globalization, welfare state convergence, increased penalization, political polarization, secularization, immigrants and many more subjects. In his teaching, Peter aims to combine his research interests with his teaching duties. He enjoys introducing students to the wonderful world of research, and his aim is to make students better researchers. Up until now, he has published about thirty articles and a few books. Alone, or in collaboration with others, he has published in a number of national and international journals among which European Journal of Political Research, Politics and Society, Social Forces, and Public Opinion Quarterly. Recently, together with his co-worker Erik Snel, Peter published an article on the temporalization or durabilization of poverty in the Netherlands (PDF or listen to the summary mp3). Together with Willem de Koster, Jeroen van der Waal, Sjaak Braster, Stef Aupers, and Dick Houtman, Peter is responsible for running the highly prestigious journal WWW.TJOS.TK Contact:
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