Upcoming events
How Reliable are Income Data Collected with a Single Question?
Presented by: John Micklewright (Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute (S3RI), University of Southampton)
Food Consumption, Socio-economic Status and Food Outlet Development in Britain
Presented by: Paola De Agostini (ISER)
Bounds Analysis of Competing Risks: a nonparametric evaluation of the effect of unemployment benefits on migration in Germany
Presented by: Ralf Wilke (University of Leicester)
The Merits of Valuable Resource Distributions: Reactions from the (un)Fairly Advantaged and Disadvantaged
Presented by: Philip J. Cozzolino (Psychology Department, University of Essex)
New Cartographies of Knowing Capitalism and the Changing Jurisidiction of Empirical Sociology
Presented by: Roger Burrows (University of York)
Patterns of Intergenerational Mobility in the Old and New Middle Class in the Netherlands 1970-2004
Presented by: Ayse Guveli (Department of Sociology, University of Essex)
Be As Careful of the Books You Read as of the Company You Keep. Evidence on Peer Effects in Educational Choices
Presented by: Michele Pellizzari (University of Bocconi)
Global Comparative Analysis of Human Rights
Presented by: Todd Landman (Government Department, University of Essex)
Cohort-Level Sex Ratio Effects on Women’s Labor Force Participation in the USA
Presented by: Shoshana Grossband (San Diego State University)
On the Job Search and Job Competition: Relevance and wage impact in the UK
Presented by: Simonetta Longhi (ISER)
Child Poverty
Presented by: Kate Green (Child Poverty Action Group)
Understanding Attrition on Longitudinal Surveys
Presented by: Ian Plewis (Centre for Longitudinal Studies, Institute of Education, London) and Noah Uhrig (ISER)
Did Legalising Abortion Reduce Crime in England and Wales?
Presented by: David Paton (University of Nottingham)
Party System Change in Venezuela, 1973-2003
Presented by: Oliver Heath (Government Department, University of Essex)
Testing for True State Dependence in Poverty Dynamics
Presented by: Enrico Rettore (University of Padova)
Rarely Pure and Never Simple. Extracting the Truth from Self-Reported Data on Substance Use
Presented by: Steve Pudney (ISER)
Do Men and Women Economists Choose the Same Research Fields?
Presented by: Juan Jose Dolado (University of Carloss III)
Cognitive Functioning and Labour Force Participation Among Older Men and Women in England
Presented by: David Haardt (ISER)
Ethnicity and Education
Presented by: Simon Burgess (University of Bristol)
Intergenerational Mobility and Assortative Mating. Effects of an Educational Reform
Presented by: Helena Holmlund (London School of Economics)