Tim Müller
Biographic Data
| ID | 6927017 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tim Müller |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tim |
| FAMILY NAME | Müller |
| SIGNATURE | MÜLLER T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1405-7409 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Evidence for the welfare magnet hypothesis? A global examination using exponential random graph models
The welfare magnet hypothesis states that welfare generosity in destination countries is a migration pull factor. However, supporting evidence is mixed. Previous research has focused on explanatory factors in destination countries rather than in origin countries, examined migration from Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development country perspectives rather than from a global perspective, and typically ignored that migration flows are …
Trust Management XIV
Sustainable urban transformations based on integrated microgrid designs
The impacts of natural hazards on infrastructure, enhanced by climate change, are increasingly more severe emphasizing the necessity of resilient energy grids. Microgrids, tailored energy systems for specific neighbourhoods and districts, play a pivotal role in sustaining energy supply during main grid outages. These solutions not only mitigate economic losses and well-being disruptions against escalating hazards but also enhance city resilience …
Residential Segregation and 'Ethnic Flight' vs. 'Ethnic Avoidance' in Sweden
Residential segregation along ethnic categories has been associated with social disadvantages of minority group members. It is considered a driving factor in the reproduction of social inequalities and a pressing issue in many societies. While most research focuses on neighbourhood segregation in the United States, less is known about the origins of ethnic enclaves in European cities. We use complete data of residential moves within Stockholm mun…
Which Societies Provide a Strong Religious Socialization Context? Explanations Beyond the Effects of National Religiosity
Religious socialization occurs within the immediate family as well as in the broader social context. Previous research has shown that parents' religiosity matters less for the transmission of religious beliefs in devout than in secular nations, implying smaller costs of religious socialization. In this article we test which other societal factors affect the transmission of religious beliefs: anti-religious policies in formerly socialist countries…
Residential Segregation and 'Ethnic Flight' vs. 'Ethnic Avoidance' in Sweden
Residential segregation along ethnic categories has been associated with social disadvantages of minority group members. It is considered a driving factor in the reproduction of social inequalities and a pressing issue in many societies. While most research focuses on neighbourhood segregation in the United States, less is known about the origins of ethnic enclaves in European cities. We use complete data of residential moves within Stockholm mun…
Which Societies Provide a Strong Religious Socialization Context? Explanations Beyond the Effects of National Religiosity
Religious socialization occurs within the immediate family as well as in the broader social context. Previous research has shown that parents' religiosity matters less for the transmission of religious beliefs in devout than in secular nations, implying smaller costs of religious socialization. In this article we test which other societal factors affect the transmission of religious beliefs: anti-religious policies in formerly socialist countries…
Sustainable urban transformations based on integrated microgrid designs
The impacts of natural hazards on infrastructure, enhanced by climate change, are increasingly more severe emphasizing the necessity of resilient energy grids. Microgrids, tailored energy systems for specific neighbourhoods and districts, play a pivotal role in sustaining energy supply during main grid outages. These solutions not only mitigate economic losses and well-being disruptions against escalating hazards but also enhance city resilience …
Which Societies Provide a Strong Religious Socialization Context? Explanations Beyond the Effects of National Religiosity
Religious socialization occurs within the immediate family as well as in the broader social context. Previous research has shown that parents' religiosity matters less for the transmission of religious beliefs in devout than in secular nations, implying smaller costs of religious socialization. In this article we test which other societal factors affect the transmission of religious beliefs: anti-religious policies in formerly socialist countries…
Residential Segregation and 'Ethnic Flight' vs. 'Ethnic Avoidance' in Sweden
Residential segregation along ethnic categories has been associated with social disadvantages of minority group members. It is considered a driving factor in the reproduction of social inequalities and a pressing issue in many societies. While most research focuses on neighbourhood segregation in the United States, less is known about the origins of ethnic enclaves in European cities. We use complete data of residential moves within Stockholm mun…
Trust Management XIV
Sustainable urban transformations based on integrated microgrid designs
The impacts of natural hazards on infrastructure, enhanced by climate change, are increasingly more severe emphasizing the necessity of resilient energy grids. Microgrids, tailored energy systems for specific neighbourhoods and districts, play a pivotal role in sustaining energy supply during main grid outages. These solutions not only mitigate economic losses and well-being disruptions against escalating hazards but also enhance city resilience …
Evidence for the welfare magnet hypothesis? A global examination using exponential random graph models
The welfare magnet hypothesis states that welfare generosity in destination countries is a migration pull factor. However, supporting evidence is mixed. Previous research has focused on explanatory factors in destination countries rather than in origin countries, examined migration from Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development country perspectives rather than from a global perspective, and typically ignored that migration flows are …
Political science (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Inequality (2 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Access Control and Trust (1 work) · Affect (linguistics) (1 work)