Values and Identities in Europe
Evidence from the European Social Survey
Herausgeber: Breen, Michael J
Values and Identities in Europe
Evidence from the European Social Survey
Herausgeber: Breen, Michael J
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This book explores differences and similarities that exist in attitudes, beliefs and opinions on a range of issues across Europe. Drawing on the extensive data of the European Social Survey, it presents insightful analyses of social attitudes, organised around the themes of religious identity, political identity, family identity and social ident
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This book explores differences and similarities that exist in attitudes, beliefs and opinions on a range of issues across Europe. Drawing on the extensive data of the European Social Survey, it presents insightful analyses of social attitudes, organised around the themes of religious identity, political identity, family identity and social ident
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9780367595456
- ISBN-10: 0367595451
- Artikelnr.: 60043609
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 476g
- ISBN-13: 9780367595456
- ISBN-10: 0367595451
- Artikelnr.: 60043609
Michael J. Breen is Chair of the European Social Survey (ESS) and Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, Ireland.
1 The Significance of the European Social Survey Michael J. Breen
Section I Religious Identity
2 The Declining Significance of Religion: Secularization in Ireland Ryan
Cragun
3 Religiosity and Political Participation across Europe Anna Kulkova
4 Religion and Values in the ESS: Individual and Societal Effects Caillin
Reynolds
Section II Social Identity
5 Work-Life Conflict of Working Couples Before and During the Crisis in 18
European Countries Michael Ochsner and Ivett Szalma
6 A Tale of Two Surveys Amy Erbe Healy and Sean Ó Rian
7 Societal-Level Equality and Well-Being Marguerite Beattie
Section III Political Identity and Security
8 Corruption in European Countries: A Cross-National Comparison Krystina
Chabova
9 Changing Tendencies of Youth Political Participation in Europe: Evidence
from Four Different Cases Dàniel Oross and Andrea Szabó
10 Untangling our Attitudes Towards Irish Citizen Involvement and
Democracy: Perspectives from the European Social Survey and Implications
for Higher Education Aoife Prendergast
Section IV Familial Identity
11 Fatherhood in Russia: Fertility Decisions and Ideational Factors
Alexandra Lipasova
12 Well-Being in Married and Cohabiting Families with Children and Social
Support during Economic Recession in Europe Mare Ainsaar
13 How to Measure Fathering Practices in a European Comparison? Ivett
Szalma and Judit Takács
Section V Methodological Issues
14 How Do Reluctant Respondents Assess Governmental Protection Against
Poverty? Helge Baumann
15 Combining Multiple Datasets for Simultaneous Analysis on the Basis of
Common Identifiers: A Case Study from the European Social Survey and the
European Values Study Brendan Halpin and Michael J. Breen
16 Using Mixed Modes in Survey Research: Evidence from Six Experiments in
the ESS, Ana Villar and Rory Fitzgerald
Section I Religious Identity
2 The Declining Significance of Religion: Secularization in Ireland Ryan
Cragun
3 Religiosity and Political Participation across Europe Anna Kulkova
4 Religion and Values in the ESS: Individual and Societal Effects Caillin
Reynolds
Section II Social Identity
5 Work-Life Conflict of Working Couples Before and During the Crisis in 18
European Countries Michael Ochsner and Ivett Szalma
6 A Tale of Two Surveys Amy Erbe Healy and Sean Ó Rian
7 Societal-Level Equality and Well-Being Marguerite Beattie
Section III Political Identity and Security
8 Corruption in European Countries: A Cross-National Comparison Krystina
Chabova
9 Changing Tendencies of Youth Political Participation in Europe: Evidence
from Four Different Cases Dàniel Oross and Andrea Szabó
10 Untangling our Attitudes Towards Irish Citizen Involvement and
Democracy: Perspectives from the European Social Survey and Implications
for Higher Education Aoife Prendergast
Section IV Familial Identity
11 Fatherhood in Russia: Fertility Decisions and Ideational Factors
Alexandra Lipasova
12 Well-Being in Married and Cohabiting Families with Children and Social
Support during Economic Recession in Europe Mare Ainsaar
13 How to Measure Fathering Practices in a European Comparison? Ivett
Szalma and Judit Takács
Section V Methodological Issues
14 How Do Reluctant Respondents Assess Governmental Protection Against
Poverty? Helge Baumann
15 Combining Multiple Datasets for Simultaneous Analysis on the Basis of
Common Identifiers: A Case Study from the European Social Survey and the
European Values Study Brendan Halpin and Michael J. Breen
16 Using Mixed Modes in Survey Research: Evidence from Six Experiments in
the ESS, Ana Villar and Rory Fitzgerald
1 The Significance of the European Social Survey Michael J. Breen
Section I Religious Identity
2 The Declining Significance of Religion: Secularization in Ireland Ryan
Cragun
3 Religiosity and Political Participation across Europe Anna Kulkova
4 Religion and Values in the ESS: Individual and Societal Effects Caillin
Reynolds
Section II Social Identity
5 Work-Life Conflict of Working Couples Before and During the Crisis in 18
European Countries Michael Ochsner and Ivett Szalma
6 A Tale of Two Surveys Amy Erbe Healy and Sean Ó Rian
7 Societal-Level Equality and Well-Being Marguerite Beattie
Section III Political Identity and Security
8 Corruption in European Countries: A Cross-National Comparison Krystina
Chabova
9 Changing Tendencies of Youth Political Participation in Europe: Evidence
from Four Different Cases Dàniel Oross and Andrea Szabó
10 Untangling our Attitudes Towards Irish Citizen Involvement and
Democracy: Perspectives from the European Social Survey and Implications
for Higher Education Aoife Prendergast
Section IV Familial Identity
11 Fatherhood in Russia: Fertility Decisions and Ideational Factors
Alexandra Lipasova
12 Well-Being in Married and Cohabiting Families with Children and Social
Support during Economic Recession in Europe Mare Ainsaar
13 How to Measure Fathering Practices in a European Comparison? Ivett
Szalma and Judit Takács
Section V Methodological Issues
14 How Do Reluctant Respondents Assess Governmental Protection Against
Poverty? Helge Baumann
15 Combining Multiple Datasets for Simultaneous Analysis on the Basis of
Common Identifiers: A Case Study from the European Social Survey and the
European Values Study Brendan Halpin and Michael J. Breen
16 Using Mixed Modes in Survey Research: Evidence from Six Experiments in
the ESS, Ana Villar and Rory Fitzgerald
Section I Religious Identity
2 The Declining Significance of Religion: Secularization in Ireland Ryan
Cragun
3 Religiosity and Political Participation across Europe Anna Kulkova
4 Religion and Values in the ESS: Individual and Societal Effects Caillin
Reynolds
Section II Social Identity
5 Work-Life Conflict of Working Couples Before and During the Crisis in 18
European Countries Michael Ochsner and Ivett Szalma
6 A Tale of Two Surveys Amy Erbe Healy and Sean Ó Rian
7 Societal-Level Equality and Well-Being Marguerite Beattie
Section III Political Identity and Security
8 Corruption in European Countries: A Cross-National Comparison Krystina
Chabova
9 Changing Tendencies of Youth Political Participation in Europe: Evidence
from Four Different Cases Dàniel Oross and Andrea Szabó
10 Untangling our Attitudes Towards Irish Citizen Involvement and
Democracy: Perspectives from the European Social Survey and Implications
for Higher Education Aoife Prendergast
Section IV Familial Identity
11 Fatherhood in Russia: Fertility Decisions and Ideational Factors
Alexandra Lipasova
12 Well-Being in Married and Cohabiting Families with Children and Social
Support during Economic Recession in Europe Mare Ainsaar
13 How to Measure Fathering Practices in a European Comparison? Ivett
Szalma and Judit Takács
Section V Methodological Issues
14 How Do Reluctant Respondents Assess Governmental Protection Against
Poverty? Helge Baumann
15 Combining Multiple Datasets for Simultaneous Analysis on the Basis of
Common Identifiers: A Case Study from the European Social Survey and the
European Values Study Brendan Halpin and Michael J. Breen
16 Using Mixed Modes in Survey Research: Evidence from Six Experiments in
the ESS, Ana Villar and Rory Fitzgerald