Past events

On recent evidence regarding the impact of change of interview modes on measurement in a number of large surveys and the issue of estimating change in the context of multi-mode design.

This webinar describes how Understanding Society, the UK household longitudinal study reacted to the pandemic.

In this talk, Carina Cornesse will provide a detailed account of how researchers at the University of Mannheim adapted the German Internet Panel to create the Mannheim Corona Study.

This seminar, a joint venture with GenPopWeb2, brings together leading methodological experts to discuss the pros and cons of the current methods of choice in the UK, consider these alongside other methods, and identify areas for further research and experimentation.

This talk will discuss the newly developed work package on promoting desirable interviewer behaviour which aims to cover the issues of interviewer behaviour in a holistic and comprehensive manner, while integrating the task into the ESS survey lifecycle.

Has Brexit damaged our politics? What shape will divisions over the UK’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU take? How do voters want Britain to use its newly acquired sovereignty? What kind of immigration, food and consumer policy would they now like to see?

City, University of London, NatCen Social Research and the Social Research Association are hosting the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2020.

In this presentation Peter Lugtig will report on a series of studies that are being carried out among the general population in the Netherlands to test whether smartphone apps can be used to replace surveys in producing official statistics on travel behavior, time use and household spending.

The focus of this talk will be how EBSO can help identify promising solutions while designing, preparing, implementing and post-processing a survey-based project.

This webinar will take attendees through the initial findings and provide wider context around how this piece of work was delivered.