Questions related to the green transition that have already been fielded on cross-national surveys have been compiled into an inventory. The inventory includes items included in our #survey, as well as questions already fielded by @ggp.bsky.social and @share-eric.bsky.social.

A new report published today explores public attitudes towards education, employment, family life, intergenerational solidarity and democracy. 'Make it Strong: Building a Resilient Europe' has been produced for the Infra4NextGen project, funded by @scienceinnovation.ec.europa.eu 🇪🇺.

Opinions about: "How worried are you about climate change?". The latest CRONOS 3 Wave 1 data are available for 11 European countries. @ihs.ac.at @ess-survey.bsky.social

Research published in SN Social Sciences (@springernature.com) earlier this year included analysis of our web panel #data (CRONOS-2). Pariman Boostani (NTNU 🇳🇴) assessed data collected in 12 countries (2021-23) to examine the factors that shape citizens’ visions of an ideal society.

Curious to learn what is behind the European Social Survey? This Podcast with Rory Fitzgerad provides a glimpse behind the scenes of this impressive data set. @ess-survey.bsky.social

Register for our next webinar on comparing responses to our survey in different modes from 12-1pm (GMT) tomorrow (Wednesday 5 November). Marek Muszyński (Polish Academy of Sciences 🇵🇱) and Piotr Jabkowski (Adam Mickiewicz University 🇵🇱) will present research on response patterns.

Zugewanderte identifizieren sich ähnlich stark mit demokratischen Werten wie Menschen ohne Migrationshintergrund 👇Das ermitteln Prof. Helbling & Dr. Gülzau vom #SVRMigration & Dr. Morgenstern vom #MZES in einer Studie, die Daten des SVR-Integrationsbarometers 2022 & des European Social Survey nutzt.

📣 Migrant*innen in Europa teilen demokratische Werte Meldung der @dpa.com zur Studie von MZES-Vorstandsmitglied Marc Helbling, @fguelzau.bsky.social ( @svrmigration.bsky.social ) und MZES-Fellow @snmorgenstern.bsky.social Pressemitteilung folgt. 👉 www.deutschlandfunk.de/migranten-in... 1/2

Our Director, @surveyprof.bsky.social, was a guest on the latest episode of the Kohli Foundation for Sociology podcast. The episode covers the origins of our survey, the methodology employed, and some of the results from collecting data in over 30 countries for more than 20 years.

Our next #webinar will focus on comparing face-to-face and self-completion data from 12-1pm (GMT) next Wednesday (5 November). Marek Muszyński (@polskaakademianauk.bsky.social 🇵🇱) and Piotr Jabkowski (Adam Mickiewicz University 🇵🇱) will present #research on response patterns.

Research that analysed our #data on climate change and welfare policies in a political context was referenced in a UN report published last week. The findings were included in a report written by the Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, @deschuttero.bsky.social.

Opinions about: "Thinking about the world as a whole, how serious is loss of biodiversity". The latest CRONOS 3 Wave 1 data are available for 11 European countries. @ihs.ac.at @ess-survey.bsky.social

𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗲𝗽𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗻𝗼𝘄! Kevin Caners sits down with Rory Fitzgerald, Director of the European Social Survey and laureate of the 2024 Kohli Infrastructure Prize, to uncover the story behind one of the most influential social research projects in Europe. pod.link/1786456001/e... @ess-survey.bsky.social

Register for a webinar on connecting social #research to the public and policymakers at 11am-12.30pm (CET) on Tuesday 18 November. The #webinar will concentrate on why it matters to make research accessible, and offer practical guidance for communicating findings clearly.

A #webinar on encouraging greater engagement from respondents will be held from 1-2pm (GMT) on Thursday 20 November. Véronique Siegler and Dan Finch (Office for National Statistics 🇬🇧) will discuss work to address trust-related barriers to respondent engagement in social #surveys. buff.ly/nzNDXz9

#Data collected in Wave 5 of our self-completion panel #survey (CRONOS-3) – fielded in April and May this year – has now been published. Questions in this wave focused on artificial intelligence (#AI), climate change policy proposals, mental #health, financial security and more.

I identified 97 studies (including 84 after Trump was elected in 2016 and 42 on that election alone). Most of the papers have been dedicated to the US. I hope the questions included in the recent @ess-survey.bsky.social will lead to many new studies on Europe. 2/7

Santé : la difficile lutte contre les inégalités sociales www.lemonde.fr/societe/arti...

New #research on the use of video interviews in Round 10 (2020-22) of our survey has been published by Methods, Data, Analyses (@gesis.org 🇩🇪). Academics involved in our #survey reported on the use of video interviewing as a complementary method to in-person interviews.

Are populist voters more anti-democratic than other citizens? New research shows while populist citizens' version of democracy may be illiberal, it is not outright anti-democratic. ✍ Patricia Rehus & @steven-vanhauwaert.bsky.social @polstudies.bsky.social blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2...

Watch a recording of our recent #webinar with Femke De Keulenaer (@ipsosgroup.bsky.social) on recruitment to KnowledgePanel Europe. The presentation covered strategies in several European countries to recruit and engage hard-to-reach population groups, including young people.

Opinions about: "Thinking about the world as a whole, how serious is global warming". The latest CRONOS 3 Wave 1 data are available for 11 European countries. @ihs.ac.at @ess-survey.bsky.social

💡New! Nick Clarke and Will Jennings remind us that trust in politicians has never been high, and even though the global trend is towards people trusting governments less, not every single event of perceived corruption will further contribute to that trend. blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp...

My message at the United Nations General Assembly #UNGA80: "Welfare cuts are fuelling far right rise" Press release ➡️: www.ohchr.org/en/press-rel...

How can @ess-survey.bsky.social CRONOS #data inform #evidence-based policies? Watch this #Infra4NextGen webinar and find out here ⤵️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=43Tz...

Data collected in Wave 5 of our self-completion panel survey (CRONOS-3) has now been published. Questions focused on artificial intelligence (AI), how panellists think they are viewed by other people, climate change policy proposals, mental health, financial security and many more.

Two new SoGreen resources are now available to support cross-study, policy-relevant research 🔗 Item Inventory: sogreen-project.eu/2025/10/new-... 🔗 Cross-Study Data Guide: sogreen-project.eu/2025/10/new-... @ess-survey.bsky.social @ggp.bsky.social @guide-cohort.bsky.social

#Research from the German Economic Institute 🇩🇪 that included analysis of our #data was referenced in this Le Vif 🇧🇪 article published last week. Lennart Eckle found that trade union membership had declined in 13 of the 14 countries studied between 2016/17 and 2023/24.

Register to attend our #webinar featuring research on survey responses given in different modes being held from 12-1pm (GMT) on Wednesday 5 November. Marek Muszyński (Polish Academy of Sciences 🇵🇱) and Piotr Jabkowski (Adam Mickiewicz University 🇵🇱) compared responses to our #survey.

Excellent work from my SU colleague Einar Bäckström on the temporal dynamics of the winner loser gap in democracy satisfaction using a regression discontinuity in time design across 21 European countries. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Olga Li and I published an article: -- Future-orientation is modestly correlated with voting and NEP. -- Democracy level does not change the relationship, but higher levels of economic instability weakens it. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Another great article about the consequences of analytic error when analyzing complex sample survey data. This article focuses on structural equation modeling (SEM). Long story short: ignoring design features can REALLY matter for SEM, severely affecting inference. link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Analysis of our #data (2023/24) measuring attitudes towards Europe was included in this LRT article published last week. Inga Gaižauskaitė (Vytautas Magnus University) found that Lithuanian 🇱🇹 respondents are amongst the most likely to think European unification should go further.

Our next webinar will focus on comparing responses to our survey using different modes of data collection from 12-1pm (GMT) on Wednesday 5 November. Marek Muszyński and Piotr Jabkowski will present #research that assessed response patterns, such as satisficing and response styles.

A recording of our latest #survey methods #webinar on recruiting and engaging hard-to-reach population groups is now available. Femke De Keulenaer (@ipsosgroup.bsky.social) discussed some of the strategies that have been employed in several European #KnowledgePanel countries.

#Research on the fear of crime that included analysis of our #data was recently published by Global Crime (@tandfresearch.bsky.social). Mirko Nazzari with Marco Calaresu (University of Sassari 🇮🇹) and Moris Triventi (University of Milan 🇮🇹) assessed data from 10 rounds (2002-22).

We’ve published new panel #data collected earlier this year on the five areas of the #NextGenerationEU recovery plan: Digital, Equal, Green, Healthy and Strong. Wave 4 of the CRONOS-3 panel was fielded in March and April 2025, featuring 90 questions on a wide range of topics.

A new report published by @eurohealthnet.bsky.social 🇧🇪 included analysis of our #data measuring the social inequalities in health. Written with the Centre for Health Equity Analytics 🇳🇴, the report identified stark differences in #health outcomes both within and across countries.

Twee op de drie praktisch opgeleiden zien migratie als bedreiging, hebben zorgen over druk op voorzieningen Het anti-migratiesentiment in de samenleving neemt toe, blijkt uit doorlopend onderzoek van denktank The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (HCSS). Maar dat zegt niet alles: „Weinig...

The latest panel #data collected via self-completion modes (web and postal) in March and April 2025 is now available. Wave 4 of the CRONOS-3 panel featured 90 questions on the five key areas of the NextGenerationEU 🇪🇺 recovery plan: Digital, Equal, Green, Healthy and Strong.

Opinions about: "When will country start feeling the effects of climate change". The latest CRONOS 3 Wave 1 data are available for 11 European countries. @ihs.ac.at @ess-survey.bsky.social

If you’re into population pyramids of intentions (+ other nice plots, + more), this one’s for you. With K. Schwanitz, @vferraretto.bsky.social & @agnese-vitali.bsky.social, we explore how young Europeans plan adulthood using @ggp.bsky.social + @ess-survey.bsky.social data. doi.org/10.12765/CPo...

Entry into adulthood is being postponed, but when do young adults intend and deem ideal to experience events? 💭A joint work w/ K. Schwanitz @utu.fi, @francescorampazzo.com & @agnese-vitali.bsky.social reveals mismatches btw ideals and reality ⬇️: comparativepopulationstudies.de/index.php/CP...

Our next #webinar being held from 1-2pm (BST) tomorrow (Thursday 9 October) will offer insights into KnowledgePanel Europe (@ipsosgroup.bsky.social). Femke De Keulenaer will discuss engaging hard-to-reach groups – respondents who may be rare, hidden, or difficult to locate.

A new #data summary that explores attitudes towards climate change and support for climate policies was published last week. The analysis found that a willingness to pay higher prices and/or taxes to help mitigate the effects of #climate change has declined over time.

At a time of rising support for the far-right, are we getting our research right? In our new @etui.bsky.social technical brief, Tim Vlandas and I show how the 'atomistic fallacy' can lead to misinterpretations and flawed policy recommendations about far-right success: www.etui.org/publications...

I was privileged to co-author this paper with Iris Moolla! How absolute and relative healthcare attitudes link with institutional trust? Trust in political institutions matter. @ess-survey.bsky.social

Research published by Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public Policy (@degruyterbrill.bsky.social) included analysis of our data. The authors found a clear correlation between military spending and participation in conflicts with citizens being more fearful of terrorist attacks.

Register to attend our next webinar on the @ipsosgroup.bsky.social KnowledgePanel taking place from 1-2pm (BST) next Thursday (9 October). Femke De Keulenaer will focus on recruitment strategies to ensure hard-to-reach groups are represented and engaged in different countries.