Zoltán Lippényi
@lippenyi.bsky.social
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Sociologist studying work, inequality, and organizations
It was a pleasure to present research on corporate quotas in the EUI Sociology Seminar Series. Grateful for the sharp questions and inspiring discussions with such an engaged academic community!
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Iván Canzio
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Together with
@distasioval.bsky.social
and
@lippenyi.bsky.social
we have a cool project to develop thanks to
@odissei.bsky.social
and the LISS panel grant! Find out more here:
odissei-data.nl/project/evol...
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Are Skeie Hermansen
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@oliviergodechot.bsky.social
@msafi.bsky.social
@dont-d.bsky.social
@andrewpenner.bsky.social
@martinhallsten.bsky.social
@lippenyi.bsky.social
...and István Boza, Marta Elvira, Halil Sabanci, Malte Reichelt, Lasse Folke Henriksen, Feng Hou, Erik Vickstrom, and Trond Petersen.
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Tom Emery
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This is really crucial for admin data usage. Too often we work in isolation and reinvent the wheel every day. Now we can build diverse scientific use files to support high quality, collaborative research. And it’s all FAIR!!
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Are you using registry data to study inequalities in the labor market and in organizations? Check out the user-written Netherlands Integrated Data Infrastructure of Inequality in Organizations (NIDIO) by
@cjanietz.bsky.social
and me.
@odissei.bsky.social
@cbsstatistiek.bsky.social
www.osf.io/9b2xh
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NIDIO - Netherlands Integrated Data Infrastructure of Inequality in Organizations
Stata code to prepare and analyze Dutch administrative register data in the CBS Microdata RA environment. Hosted on the Open Science Framework
https://www.osf.io/9b2xh
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