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Watch a recording of a survey methods webinar on rethinking disability measurements in surveys.
Laura Tolland (@WelshGovernment 🏴) and Lisa Rutherford (@NatCen 🇬🇧) discussed developing and testing questions using the social model of disability.
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Register to attend a workshop on health inequalities being held from 9am-4pm (CEST) on Wednesday 5 May.
Combining expert presentations with guided activities, participants will explore key concepts, analyse datasets, and develop policy-relevant research.
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New research published by the International Journal of Sociology (@tandfonline) included analysis of our data on digital social contacts.
Ebru Işıklı and Mathew J. Creighton (@ucdgearyinst 🇮🇪) explored how respondents' perceptions of ICT are shaped.
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Register to take part in a 'Datathon' being held online from 10am-4pm (CEST) on 20, 21 and 23 April 2026.
Individuals and teams are invited to produce policy-relevant analysis of data on education and employment for a chance to win a share of €4,000.
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A workshop about conducting research on education, employment, and family values will be held from 9am-4pm (CET) on Tuesday 24 March.
The workshop is based on the Make it Strong theme of the Infra4NextGen project, funded by @EUScienceInnov 🇪🇺.
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📰 Geary fellows Ebru Isikli and Mathew Creighton have published an article in the International Journal of Sociology drawing on the European Social Survey (ESS).
Titled "A paradox of perception: autonomy, work, and ICT in Europe", the article examines employees' attitudes toward digital communication tools engaging with previous research on the autonomy paradox and distinguishes the workplace conditions that truly support employees from those that merely make ICT seem helpful while simultaneously contributing to strain.
🔗: doi.org/10.1080/00207659.202…
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Why are people in Northern Ireland so happy relative to other parts of these islands? @ESS_Survey @ESS_Ireland
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In the run-up to election, it is interesting to know who turns out to vote. Using @ESS_Ireland one can see older, more educated & rural voters are more likely to vote as are married voters. People struggling money-wise or health-wise are less likely to vote.
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Join our #ESRA25 session on new approaches to studying political participation, co-organized with @MartaKolcz and @MLGCollins.We welcome both methodological and substantive contributions exploring innovative methods and data sources
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Deadline: 20 Dec 2024
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@ESS_Ireland
Attitudes to immigration in Ireland in 21/22 were more positive than at any time since first survey in 2002
Continuing steady trend towards the positive since the Financial Crash
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Is it…
35%…a rabbit?
41%…a dog?
18%…a moose?
6%…something else?
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There has been much controversy at #ESSconf about the nature of our conference mascot /1
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The first release of Round 11 (2023/24) #data is now available for 13 countries.
Round 11 included questions on gender, fielded for the first time, and social inequalities in health, with items repeated from Round 7 (2014/15).
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Round 11 (2023/24) will be the final round where #survey data is collected using face-to-face fieldwork.
Our first Round 11 #data release will include over 10 countries in June 2024.
Data from a larger number of counties will be published in September.
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In our new #openaccess paper (w/ @gcmartin_ ) using a subsample from the 2017 @ESS_Survey (#adolescents & young adults <35), we examined relationships between #climatechange worry and beliefs about personal responsibility to reduce climate change with #mental #wellbeing.
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The Kohli Foundation for Sociology is proud to announce the laureate of this year's Infrastructure Prize for Sociology: the @ESS_Survey, represented by Rory Fitzgerald. See for more information about the prize and the ESS kohlifoundation.eu/news/infr…
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We are delighted to share ESS Round 10 Ireland key findings report! #ESS10 #HostedbyGeary #LoveIrishResearch #irc
We are delighted to share ESS Round 10 Ireland key findings report! tinyurl.com/2p66bj7t #LoveIrishResearch
#ESS10 #ESSIE #EuropeanSocialSurvey #Survey
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Our next webinar will be held from 1-2pm (BST) on Wednesday 10 April.
@IgnacioFrancoV1 will review the reliability of self-reported measures of sexual behaviour.
The event is part of our #survey methods series, organised with @CityUniLondon and @NatCen.
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Are you a social sciences postgrad student and have to complete a thesis/data analysis as part of your course? Sign up to our free online training course and learn how to analyse European Social Survey data for your assignments!
Details here: eventbrite.ie/e/european-soc…
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Register for our next #survey methods #webinar, organised alongside @CityUniLondon 🇬🇧 and @NatCen 🇬🇧.
@awmercer (@pewmethods 🇺🇸) will shed light on the current state of online probability-based and opt-in samples from 5-6pm (GMT) on Wednesday 20 March.
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