34.3 - Social Bookkeeping
Special Issue
- Baur, Nina: Measurement and selection bias in longitudinal data: a framework for re-opening the discussion on data quality and generalizability of social bookkeeping data.
- Abrahamson, Mark; Bollen, Kenneth; Gutmann, Myron P.; King, Gary; Pienta, Amy: Preserving quantitative research-elicited data for longitudinal analysis: new developments in archiving survey data in the U.S.
- Thonfeld, Christoph: Collecting and interpreting qualitative research-elicited data for longitudinal analysis: the case of oral history data on World War II forced labourers.
- Arathymou, Spyridoula: Finding and accessing the right archive and archival data: archival tools to support research and to make archives available to public.
- Alter, George; Mandemakers, Kees; Gutmann, Myron P.: Defining and distributing longitudinal historical data in a general way through an intermediate structure.
- Mika, Tatjana: The effect of social and institutional change on data production: the case of welfare state reforms on the rise and decline of unemployment and care-giving in the German pension fund data.
- Kruppe, Thomas: Empirical consequences of definitions: the case of unemployment in German register data.
- Meyer, Peter B.: Who had an occupation? Changing boundaries in historical U.S. census data.
- Thorvaldsen, Gunnar: Changes in data collection procedures for process-generated data and methodological implications: the case of ethnicity variables in 19th century Norwegian censuses.
- Seysen, Christian: Effects of changes in data collection mode on data quality in administrative data: the case of participation in programmes offered by the German employment agency.
- Hethey, Tanja; Spengler, Anja: Combined Firm Data for Germany (KombiFiD): matching process-generated data and survey data.
- Köhler, Markus; Thomsen, Ulrich: Data integration and consolidation of administrative data from various sources: the case of Germans' employment histories.
- Huber, Martina; Schmucker, Alexandra: Identifying and explaining inconsistencies in linked administrative and survey data: the case of German employment biographies.
- Oberschachtsiek, Dirk; Scioch, Patrycja: Cleansing procedures for overlaps and inconsistencies in administrative data: the case of German labour market data.
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