Register to attend our #webinar with Bo Beshanski-Pedersen (UNICEF) from 5-6pm (BST) on Wednesday 1 May.

The presentation will focus on UNICEF's Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Programme, including content and methods employed in the latest round.

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Analysis of our data was undertaken for new research summarised in this LSE EUROPP blog article.

Tim Vlandas (@DSPI_Oxford 🇬🇧) and Prof. Daphne Halikiopoulou (@uniyorkpolitics 🇬🇧) considered support for far-right political parties in the context of terrorist attacks.

blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/202…

Find out more about the reliability of self-reported measures of sexual behaviour with independent researcher, Ignacio Franco Vega.

The presentation was recently delivered as part of our survey methods series, organised alongside City, University of London and NatCen.

youtu.be/GNz2ZlTdd4E

An article published by the Journal of Cleaner Production (Elsevier) included analysis of our #data .

Sameen Zafar and Suman Ammara (@LifeAtLUMS 🇵🇰) assessed our Round 10 (2020-22) #data set to investigate what drives attitudes to #climate change.

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Looking over two decades, health trends exhibit remarkable stability despite economic shifts and the recent pandemic. In 2021/22 45% report very good health, mirroring that of a decade earlier. #Health #Ireland #Survey #ESS10 #LoveIrishResearch ess.ucd.ie

We've published our Strategic Plan: The Road to a Sustainable Self-Completion Future.

It formalises a phased transition, with Round 12 (2025/26) data collected using in-person and self-completion modes.

Round 13 (2027/28) will use only self-completion.

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Join us in-person at City, University of London, or online. We will be bringing together key stakeholders from the European Social Survey network, academia, the research sector and Economic and Social Research Council funding recipients to hear from experts in the field on the latest data trends and insights.
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#Research published by the International Journal of Sociology (Taylor & Francis Research Insights) included analysis of our data (2018/19).

Ivett_Szalma Reprosoc 🇭🇺 and Marieke Heers (@FORSresearch 🇨🇭) investigated the relationship between not having children and immigration attitudes.

doi.org/10.1080/002076…

Early-bird registration is now open for our 5th international conference at Instituto de Ciências Sociais | ULisboa 🇵🇹 and Iscte - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa 🇵🇹 on 8-10 July.

Over 250 research papers that analyse our data from the last 20 years (2020-22) and/or examine #survey methods will be presented.

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Our next #survey methods #webinar will be held from 5-6pm (BST) on Wednesday 1 May.

Bo Beshanski-Pedersen will discuss the Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) Programme of UNICEF.

The event is organised alongside City, University of London and NatCen.

bit.ly/3PFg1uQ

Who else is going? I’ll be sharing two presentations on religion, secularization, and far-right platform, support.

We recently held a #webinar with Ignacio Franco Vega on the reliability of self-reported measures of sexual behaviour.

It covered reliability in general, the subtleties involved in using biological markers and the consequences of unreliable results.

youtu.be/GNz2ZlTdd4E

Register to attend our next survey methods webinar - organised with City, University of London and NatCen - from 5-6pm (BST) on Wednesday 1 May.

Bo Beshanski-Pedersen will discuss the content and methods of UNICEF's Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys Programme.

bit.ly/3PFg1uQ

You can now register to attend our conference marking 20 years of data at Instituto de Ciências Sociais | ULisboa and Iscte - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa 🇵🇹 on 8-10 July 2024.

The conference will showcase #research on #survey methods and substantive topics based on analysis of our #data (2002-22).

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Last week, independent researcher Ignacio Franco Vega delivered a #webinar that reviewed self-reported measures of sexual behaviour.

The event was part of our #survey methods series, organised alongside City, University of London and NatCen.

youtu.be/GNz2ZlTdd4E

The new variable viewer tool on our Data Portal means you can view weighted results without having to download #data .

Results of any question ever included in our #survey can now be automatically displayed in a downloadable bar chart, map and data table.

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Apply to field 15 or 30 #questions on a single topic in Round 13 (2027/28) of our #survey , with #data released in 2028.

Round 13 will be the first round conducted using only self-completion modes.

The deadline for applications is Friday 26 April 2024.

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Our (w Paul Bürkner Lauren Kennedy Aki Vehtari - @[email protected]) paper on modeling trends in political trust in Europe 1989-2019 is finally out in Survey Research Methods!

ojs.ub.uni-konstanz.de/srm/article/vi…

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Our data was analysed for new #research summarised in this World Bank blog published last week.

Harry A. Patrinos, Noam Angrist, Kevin Winseck and Joshua Graff Zivin (@UCSanDiego) explored the link between education and attitudes towards climate change.

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