Zusammenfassung
Der European Social Survey (ESS) ist eine sozialwissenschaftliche Studie, die im Abstand von zwei Jahren in europäischen Staaten durchgeführt wird, um Einstellungen und Verhalten der europäischen Bürger zu erkunden und deren Änderungen langfristig beobachten zu können. Der ESS ist höchsten methodischen Standards verpflichtet, damit eine bestmögliche Qualität der Daten gewährleistet werden kann. Dazu ist das von der EU geförderte Projekt in verschiedene Workpackages unterteilt, von denen eins der Stichprobenziehung gewidmet ist. Ziel und Arbeitsweise diesesWorkpackages sollen im folgenden Beitrag vorgestellt werden.
Abstract
Sampling for the European Social Survey: Principles and Findings
The European Social Survey (ESS) is an academically-driven social survey designed to chart and explain the interaction between Europe’s changing institutions and the attitudes, beliefs and behaviour patterns of its diverse populations. Now in its fourth round, the survey covers over 30 nations and employs the most rigorous methodologies. In order to ensure highest quality standards, several workpackages have been set up, one of them dealing with the planning and implementation of sampling strategies in the participating countries. It is the aim of this contribution to illustrate the goals and functioning of this workpackage.
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Häder, S., Ganninger, M., Gabler, S. (2009). Die Stichprobenziehung für den European Social Survey: Prinzipien und Ergebnisse. In: Weichbold, M., Bacher, J., Wolf, C. (eds) Umfrageforschung. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91852-5_9
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