New panel survey data on climate change now available | European Social Survey The latest wave of data collected via a panel survey administered by the European Social Survey (ESS) is now available.

The latest edition of our panel #survey features #data on #climate change, security and defence, and mental health and #wellbeing.

Wave 6 of the self-completion panel (CRONOS-3) was fielded in 11 countries as part of the SoGreen project, funded by @scienceinnovation.ec.europa.eu 🇪🇺.

The Relationship Between Measurement Error, Representation Bias, Language, and Country | City St George's, University of London This webinar will focus on a study that indicate a positive association between measurement error and representation bias.

Register to attend a #survey methods #webinar on measurement error being held from 12-1pm (BST) on Wednesday 13 May.

Barbara Felderer and Lydia Repke (@gesis.org 🇩🇪) will introduce a study on the relationship between #measurement error, representation bias, language, and country.

Conspiracy beliefs and populist radical right attitudes: A comparative European analysis - Andrés Bernstein, John Kenny, 2026 In this article, we examine the extent to which attitudes linked with the populist radical right are associated across Europe with belief in three different types of conspiracy theories: general conspiracy ideation, science conspiracy ideation and Covid-19.

Analysis of our Round 10 (2020-22) data on conspiracy theories and politics was recently published by @bjpir.bsky.social.

Andrés Bernstein (UIB 🇪🇸) and John Kenny (@unisouthampton.bsky.social 🇬🇧) explored whether there is a link between a belief in conspiracies and populist right attitudes.

Exploring targeted incentives to improve response in under-represented groups on the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey | City St George's, University of London This webinar will focus on a study that examined whether targeted monetary incentives improved survey participation among under‑represented groups in the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN).

A #webinar being held from 12-1pm (BST) next Wednesday (29 April) will explore targeted #incentives in the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey.

Lucy Bryant, Sam Hardon and Alice Wolfle (Office for National Statistics 🇬🇧) will discuss trying to reach traditionally under-represented groups.

Make it Healthy: Exploring health inequalities in Europe | Infra4NextGen The interactive event will explain how social science research can deepen our understanding of health and wellbeing among young people.

A workshop being held from 9am-4pm (CEST) on Wednesday 5 May will focus on using #data to examine #health inequalities in Europe.

With expert presentations and hands-on activities, it's a great opportunity to explore key concepts, and analyse datasets for policy-relevant #research.

Exploring targeted incentives to improve response in under-represented groups on the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey | City St George's, University of London This webinar will focus on a study that examined whether targeted monetary incentives improved survey participation among under‑represented groups in the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN).

Register to attend a #webinar being held from 12-1pm (BST) on Wednesday 29 April on using targeted incentives in the Opinions and Lifestyle #Survey.

Lucy Bryant, Sam Hardon and Alice Wolfle (Office for National Statistics 🇬🇧) will present the results of these targeted #incentives.

The Green Gender Gap: Environmental attitudes and pro-environmental vote choice across Europe Does gender matter for how we engage with green political ideas? Using more than twenty years of data across 36 European countries, this paper identifies a robust and persistent empirical regularity: women consistently express greater concern about climate and environmental issues than men.

New analysis published by @electoralstudies.bsky.social focuses on gender differences in attitudes towards the #environment.

Ingvild Zinober (@eui-eu.bsky.social 🇮🇹) examined data from our survey (2002-24) to establish that 'women consistently express greater concern... than men'.

New panel survey data on climate change now available | European Social Survey The latest wave of data collected via a panel survey administered by the European Social Survey (ESS) is now available.

New panel survey #data (CRONOS-3) on #climate change, #security and defence policies, and #health and #wellbeing is now available.

Wave 6 of the self-completion panel #survey was fielded as part of the SoGreen project, led by @share-eric.bsky.social and funded by @scienceinnovation.ec.europa.eu 🇪🇺.

Competition to field questions in the ESS | European Social Survey A call for proposals to field a module of questions in Round 14 (2029/30) of the European Social Survey (ESS) is now open until Monday 27 April.

You have until Monday 27 April to apply to field up to 30 #questions on a single academic area and/or policy concern in Round 14 (2029/30) of our #survey.

Applications should be limited to new modules based on topics that have not been covered in this way before.

After secularisation? A comparative analysis of religious cleavages in Western Europe Religion has long been considered an important determinant of voting behaviour. However, the secularisation of Western societies has changed its role. Secularisation not only limits the political relevance of religion, it may also affect the nature of religious cleavages themselves.

#Research published by @ecpr.bsky.social assessed our #data (2002-22) on #voting in the context of #religion.

The analysis was conducted by Martin Elff (Zeppelin University 🇩🇪), Ruth Dassonneville (@umontreal-en.bsky.social 🇨🇦) and Kamil Marcinkiewicz (University of Wrocławski 🇵🇱).

Conspiracy beliefs and populist radical right attitudes: A comparative European analysis - Andrés Bernstein, John Kenny, 2026 In this article, we examine the extent to which attitudes linked with the populist radical right are associated across Europe with belief in three different typ...

🚨New article with @andres-bernstein.bsky.social at @bjpir.bsky.social using @ess-survey.bsky.social.

We show a positive association between different conspiracy beliefs and populist radical right attitudes, and how such associations can sometimes differ between Western and Central & Eastern Europe.

Don't miss ESS webinars if you like to improve your survey skills #research #survey #EuropeanSocialSurvey

Make it Digital: Europeans sceptical about Artificial intelligence | Infra4NextGen New analysis of panel survey data collected during the Infra4NextGen project explores how people view and use Artificial intelligence (AI) services.

New analysis of our panel #survey data (CRONOS-3) explores how people view and use Artificial intelligence tools.

The #data showed that only a minority are confident in their use of AI tools and are more likely to feel they can use #AI than they are to use them frequently.

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Discrimination, trust, and well-being: dual risk-and-resilience pathways among African immigrants in 29 European countries First-generation adults born in African countries and living in Europe are under-represented in population health research.

Analysis of our #data was conducted for new #research published by SSM - Population Health (@elsevierconnect.bsky.social).

Lawrence E. Ugwu, Wojujutari Kenni Ajele and Erhabor Sunday Idemudia (NWU 🇿🇦) investigated discrimination, social trust and #wellbeing amongst over 500 African-born respondents.

New panel survey data on climate change now available | European Social Survey The latest wave of data collected via a panel survey administered by the European Social Survey (ESS) is now available.

The latest wave of #data collected via our self-completion panel #survey (CRONOS-3) in 11 countries is now available.

Wave 6 of CRONOS-3 includes data on #climate change and the #environment, #security and defence policies, and mental health and #wellbeing.

Exploring targeted incentives to improve response in under-represented groups on the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey | City St George's, University of London This webinar will focus on a study that examined whether targeted monetary incentives improved survey participation among under‑represented groups in the Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN).

Register to attend our #webinar on targeted incentives being held from 12-1pm (BST) on Wednesday 28 April.

Lucy Bryant, Sam Hardon and Alice Wolfle (Office for National Statistics 🇬🇧) will present a study on using targeted monetary #incentives in the Opinions and Lifestyle #Survey.

Money worries and job dissatisfaction drove Europe’s populist boom, research suggests Everyday financial anxieties and frustration with low-quality work – rather than immigration alone – helped populist politics explode across Europe from the mid-2010s, according to a new book that analyses data from over 75,000 voters.

Research published in a new book – Insecurity Politics (@princetonupress.bsky.social) – was summarised in this @cam.ac.uk 🇬🇧 article published last week.

Lorenza Antonucci assessed our data and the European Working Conditions Survey to explore support for populist political parties.

Make it Equal: Social science research for inclusion and equal opportunities in Europe | Infra4NextGen The event will combine expert presentations with hands-on group activities, encouraging exchanges between participants, academics and policy makers.

Take part in an interactive #workshop on the Make it Equal theme of the Infra4NextGen project from 9am-4pm (CEST) on Tuesday 14 April.

The workshop will focus on how social science #research can support policies to help reduce #inequalities, promote social inclusion, and ensure equal opportunities.

Next Level Europe: Educational and employment opportunities for young people in Europe | Infra4NextGen datathon The Datathon – Next Level Europe: Educational and employment opportunities for young people in Europe – is a three day online event hosted by the Infra4NextGen project.

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.

Internet use, social media, and wellbeing: the role of trust, social connections, and emotional bonds Previous studies from the World Happiness Report highlight the importance of trust and social connections for wellbeing.

The latest edition of the @worldhappiness.report includes analysis of our #data on wellbeing, trust, #Internet use and personal relationships.

Zeynep Ozkok, Jonathan Rosborough and Brandon Malloy (St. Francis Xavier University 🇨🇦 ) assessed the role of #trust and social connections on #wellbeing.

Es wird gerade viel diagnostiziert, dass die Arbeiter jetzt die AfD wählen. Problem ist, dass das fast ausschließlich über subj. Einschätzung als Arbeiter passiert. Verwendet man objektive Daten über Berufe ist die AfD keineswegs bei Arbeitern am stärksten. Hier mit Parteinähe und Daten des ESS.

Education plays a significant role in shaping trust levels, respondents with tertiary education show higher trust levels, with 66% rating their trust between 6 and 10 on an 11-point scale.
#Trust #Ireland #Research #ESS11 #ResearchIreland #UCD ess.ucd.ie

Poorer mental health amongst young people and those with lower education levels | Infra4NextGen A new Topline Results report published as part of the Make it Healthy theme of the Infra4NextGen project focuses on mental health outcomes.

Last week, a report on mental #health outcomes was published as part of the Infra4NextGen project, funded by @scienceinnovation.ec.europa.eu 🇪🇺.

The analysis found that young people and those with lower levels of education are more likely to report poor #mentalhealth.

Make it Equal: Social science research for inclusion and equal opportunities in Europe | Infra4NextGen The event will focus on how social science research can support policies that reduce inequalities, promote social inclusion, and ensure equal opportunities.

A workshop on the Make it Equal theme of the Infra4NextGen project will take place from 9am-4pm (CET) on Tuesday 14 April.

The event will focus on how social science #research can support policies that reduce #inequalities, promote social inclusion, and ensure equal opportunities.

Competition to field questions in the ESS | European Social Survey A call for proposals to field a module of questions in Round 14 (2029/30) of the European Social Survey (ESS) is now open until Monday 27 April.

A call for proposals to field a module of questions in Round 14 (2029/30) of our #survey remains open until Monday 27 April.

This open competition offers teams of #researchers the chance to include up to 30 #questions on a single academic area and/or policy concern within #Europe.

Poorer mental health amongst young people and those with lower education levels | Infra4NextGen A new Topline Results report published as part of the Make it Healthy theme of the Infra4NextGen project focuses on mental health outcomes.

A new report published by the Infra4NextGen project today focuses on the mental #health of respondents from 11 countries.

Analysis of panel #survey #data (CRONOS-3) found that young people and those with lower levels of education are more likely to report poor mental health.

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Early Insights from @mlgcollins.bsky.social to @ESS_Ireland #ESSPoland & #ESSHungary joint @ESS_Survey envelope experiment at this weeks CSDI conference in Vienna. #bananayellow

Designing for comparability in a 3MC survey: Methodological experiments from the 2024 EWCS Tanja Kimova (Verian) and Gijs van Houten (Eurofound) presented a survey methods webinar on the European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) on 18 March 2026.

A recording of last week’s methods #webinar on the European Working Conditions Survey is now available.

Tanja Kimova (@veriangroup.com) and Gijs van Houten (@eurofound.europa.eu 🇪🇺) discussed experiments embedded in the 8th edition of the #survey fielded in two modes during 2024.

Our colleague @mlgcollins.bsky.social is presenting ESS Ireland @ucdgearyinst.bsky.social research to this week’s CSDI methods conference at the University of Vienna. Implications for mode choice (web/paper) in the @ess-survey.bsky.social

CSDI survey methods paper links to recent PublicPolicy.ie paper with @OlyaLi_ using data from ESS12 pilot study #ESSIreland #surveyfutures
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