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The German Socio-Economic Panel Study No. 101/July 2013 newsletter Data & Service Events & Activities People & Papers Affiliates / Staff www.diw.de/SOEPnewsletter content Comment...... 2 German Section Datalab 2013@Uni Bielefeld...... 3 Gesamtevaluation ehe- und familienbezogener Maßnahmen und Leistungen...... 4 Dear colleagues: Data & Service The data from the core questions in the first wave of the SOEP Innova- Shipped: SOEP 1984–2011 data (v28) ...... 5 Photo: Alfred Gutzler tion Sample (SOEP IS) 2011 are now available and will be distributed in New Download Option to Be Provided with Upcoming SOEP Data Release ...... 5 “long format” (see page 5). There is still time up to the end of this year to submit question SOEP-IS 2011 Data Release...... 5 concepts for the next SOEP Innovation Sample (SOEP-IS) in 2014. The best research ques- Use SOEP-IS for New Research Questions...... 5 tions will be chosen in a refereed selection process (see page 5). IAB-SOEP Migration Sample ...... 6 Three-Wave Household Panel Survey The Institute for Employment Research (IAB) in Nuremberg and the SOEP have entered in Western Mongolia ...... 7 into a partnership to survey immigrants to Germany. The dataset will be integrated into the SOEP Wave Report 2012...... 7 SOEP. For some of these respondents in the more than 2500 households surveyed, it will be SOEP Timeline Series possible to link the survey data with the precise labor market information from the social “30 Years of the SOEP” ...... 7 insurance data. See page 6 for more. SOEPmonitor...... 8 News from Cornell In the Comment in this newsletter, SOEP Director Jürgen Schupp reports on perspectives and Ohio State University...... 8 of SOEP metadata. The SOEP is currently working to create a new version of our popular Events & Activities SOEPinfo that meets current IT standards and that also is better able to deal with the increas- 30 Years of German SOEP: Anniversary ing complexities of the various SOEP studies. Colloquium on Happiness Research ...... 9 The Best SOEP Publication Prize 2013...... 9 International Introductory SOEP Workshop The latest SOEP Wave Report 2012 has just been published. It provides a broad overview of at University of Bamberg...... 10 the SOEP’s work in the last year, covering fieldwork for the survey in 2012, special survey 7th International Research Workshop modules, staff activities, recent trends, planned future studies, and publications of the SOEP “Methods for PhD”...... 10 team. Also, don’t forget to take a look at the SOEPmonitor, which is designed primarily to Report on the Ninth International Young provide you with key figures as a point of reference in evaluating your work. Further infor- Scholar German SOEP Symposium...... 12 mation can be found on page 7. SOEP @ ESRA 2013...... 12 SOEP Brown Bag Seminar ...... 13 International users: The latest updates of the SOEP and CNEF data have been shipped from The MIDDLE Approach ...... 14 Cornell (page 8). Please note: We will also be organizing an international introductory work- BeNA Lecture Series...... 14 shop in Germany (in English) in cooperation with the University of Bamberg and the Bam- People & Papers berg Graduate School of Social Sciences (BAGSS) on September 17-18, 2013, in Bamberg/ Impressive Presentation Germany (see page 10 for details). by Nilam Ram in Ann Arbor/USA...... 15 Personnel ...... 15 Obituary for Eileen Trczinski...... 16 Last but not least: The SOEP is currently collecting its 30th wave of data. We will be cel- SOEP Staff Activities...... 16 ebrating this milestone with a colloquium on happiness research in Berlin on September SOEP Visitors...... 19 20, 2013. This summer, we will be selecting the best scholarly publications submitted to the SOEP Publications...... 20 SOEP in 2011 and 2012 to be honored at our thirty-year anniversary celebration. We would SOEPpapers...... 25 be very happy to see you there! New SOEP Data Users...... 26 With best regards, Affiliates/Staff SOEP Survey Committee...... 29 Elke Holst | Editor DIW Research Professors...... 29 DIW Research Directors...... 31 SOEP/DIW Research Affiliates...... 31 SOEP Staff (in Berlin)...... 32 The SOEP is an integral part of Germany's research infrastructure Staff SOEP Fieldwork Organization and is funded by the federal and state governments at DIW Berlin (in Munich) ...... 34 under the framework of the Leibniz Association (WGL). Appendix Comment

Comment software. In the future, the documentation will also include different versions of the data (releases) and will reflect the specific features of longitudinal studies. We also expect the new system to be easy The Future SOEP Metadata to maintain and develop further.

Portal: DDI on Rails Three guiding principles

Photo: Stephan Röhl When the SOEP brought out its first longitudinal The three guiding principles for the design of the Jürgen Schupp Director of the Research data releases in the mid-1980s, the documentation new metadata system were (a) to create an “open Infrastructure SOEP and on questions that had been asked either once or source” software that would allow our solution to Professor of Sociology at repeatedly and on the underlying variables in the be applied by other longitudinal studies, (b) to ad- Freie Universität Berlin dataset were provided in the form of simple tables here to the “DDI standard” to ensure the possibility created using a word processing program. In the of integration into other retrieval systems, and (c) late 1980s, these tables were transferred into the to maintain the full functionality of SOEPinfo. Our then widely used database management system vision is that the SOEP data portal DDI on Rails dBASE. From there, it wasn’t far to our docu- will accompany researchers throughout the entire mentation system SOEPinfo, which has been de- course of their research projects from conception veloped continuously since then and is still in use to publication. The system offers researchers the today. By the end of the 1990s, this documentation possibility to explore the SOEP data and to com- portal programmed principally by our IT specialist pile personalized datasets, and it reflects the spe- Ingo Sieber already allowed cific features of longitudinal our user community a simple studies. The SOEPlit database and practical point of entry of SOEP-based publications to a SOEP data structure that will also be integrated into was becoming more complex DDI on Rails soon and will be with each successive wave. searchable. By means of a web-based basket and a script generator that can be used in “Open source” solution to be applied by other studies most common statistical software packages that are used for the SOEP data, even first-time users DDI on Rails will initially document the SOEP are able to conduct their own independent longi- longitudinal data, like SOEPinfo. But since the tudinal SOEP analyses with confidence after an system is conceptualized independently of any introductory workshop of just a few hours. specific study, the data from the many SOEP pre- tests and the SOEP Innovation Sample (SOEP-IS) Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) will be searchable and linkable as well. And it is Software developers have produced a series of al- planned that the growing number of Related Stud- ternative products for metadata portals in recent ies (SOEP-RS), such as the currently running Fam- years that are designed in line with the open meta- ilies in Germany (FiD) and the Berlin Aging Study data model of the Data Documentation Initiative (BASE II), will be covered by this data portal as (DDI) for the description of data from the social well. The “SOEP family” is—of course—also and economic sciences. Just a few years ago, this open to further studies that are still in the concep- metadata model was converted and expanded from tualization, planning, or implementation stage. the typical cross-sectional use of time series data into a metadata standard (DDI.3) that is also ap- The SOEP team is also pursuing the aim of pro- propriate for use with panel data. viding this metadata portal solution to other longitudinal studies as a special service of the SOEP Developing SOEPinfo further: “DDI on Rails” infrastructure. We would be delighted to count you The DDI has set the new standard for research data among the first test users of DDI on Rails. and has guided our work in developing SOEPinfo further. For almost two years now, our IT experts Wishing you sunny summer days and a restful va- in the SOEP group have been working on a new cation period, metadata portal generation. Marcel Hebing has christened the new metadata portal he has conceptualized for SOEP “DDI on Rails,” and it will soon be launched in beta. In contrast to comparable products, DDI on Rails is independent of any spe- Jürgen Schupp cific study and was developed as an open source Director of SOEP

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Deutschsprachiger Abschnitt German Section SOEP-Modul vom 23. bis 27. September 2013 Der Workshop bietet eine praxisorientierte Einfüh- rung in die Nutzung dieser Datensätze. Im ersten SOEP-Modul (23.-25. September 2013) wird ein umfassender Überblick über Aufbau und Analyse- potentiale des SOEP gegeben. Unsere KollegInnen Marco Giesselmann, Rainer Siegers und Frederi- Datalab 2013@Uni Bielefeld ke Esche werden dabei verschiedene methodische Aspekte (wie Stichprobenziehung, Gewichtung 23. – 27. September 2013 und Imputation) vorstellen. Neben den Kernthe- men des SOEP, die in Vorlesungen und praktischen Hintergrund Übungen behandelt werden, bietet unsere Migrati- Schon länger besteht in den Sozial- und Wirt- onsexpertin Ingrid Tucci in diesem Jahr zusätzlich schaftswissenschaften Einigkeit darüber, dass vie- eine Überblicksveranstaltung zum SOEP in der le Forschungsfragen nur im Längsschnitt adäquat Migrations- und Integrationsforschung. Michael untersucht werden können. Längsschnittliche For- Weinhardt vom SOEP stellt den Organisations- schungsdaten werden deshalb immer häufiger ge- Datensatz SOEP-LEE vor. nutzt. Sie setzen aufgrund ihrer komplexen Daten- struktur bestimmte Kenntnisse und Erfahrungen Modul Auswertungsverfahren für Paneldaten im Datenhandling voraus, die in der universitären vom 26.–27. September 2013 Lehre nur begrenzt vermittelt werden (können). Das zweite Modul (26.–27. September 2013) wid- met sich schwerpunktmäßig Auswertungsver- In den letzten Jahren werden jedoch mehr und fahren für Paneldaten. Durch Lehrvorträge und mehr auch andere, komplexe Datenbestände in den darauf bezogene praktische Übungen wird ein ver- Sozial- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften aufgebaut, tiefender Einblick in (1) grundlegende und (2) fort- die die sozialen Kontexte, in denen Individuen und geschrittene Verfahren der Längsschnittanalyse Haushalte eingebunden sind, abbilden. Dazu zäh- sowie ihre Nutzungspotentiale gegeben (Einfüh- len Daten über Partnerschaften und Beziehungs- rung in die Panelregression, Panelregression mit strukturen, Betriebe und Unternehmen. Letztere dichotomen abhängigen Variablen, Analyse von sind nicht nur für die Organisationsforschung im Dyaden und Strukturgleichungsmodelle). Neben engeren Sinne, sondern zunehmend auch für an- gemeinsamen Veranstaltungen für die Workshop- dere Forschungsfelder wichtig, z.B. die Arbeits- TeilnehmerInnen gibt es jeweils parallel ablaufen- marktforschung, die Konjunkturforschung oder de Übungen, in denen die entsprechenden Verfah- die familien- oder ungleichheitssoziologische For- ren auf Basis der Datensätze SOEP und pairfam schung. angewendet werden.

Ort, Zeit und vermittelte Datensätze Weitere Informationen Beim diesjährigen datalab-Workshop vom 23. bis Weitere Informationen zur Veranstaltung, einen 27. September 2013 an der Universität Bielefeld detaillierten Übersichtsplan sowie Anmeldefor- werden die Nutzungsmöglichkeiten des SOEP, des malitäten finden Sie unter: Beziehungs- und Familienpanels (pairfam) sowie der Betriebs- und Linked-Employer-Employee-Da- http://www.uni-bielefeld.de/soz/datalab2013/ tensätze (Mannheimer Innovationspanel, Daten- sätze des ifo Instituts und SOEP-Linked-Employ- er-Employee Datensatz, SOEP-LEE) vorgestellt.

Organisation Organisiert wird die Veranstaltung vom Sonder- forschungsbereich 882 „Von Heterogenitäten zu Ungleichheiten“ an der Universität Bielefeld, der GESIS und dem SOEP in Kooperation mit den For- schungsdatenzentren pairfam, ZEW und ifo sowie dem Datenservicezentrum für Betriebs- und Orga- nisationsdaten (DSZ-BO).

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Gesamtevaluation ehe- und familienbezogener Maßnah- men und Leistungen Im Auftrag des Bundesministeriums für Familie, Datenbasis SOEP und FiD Senioren, Frauen und Jugend (BMFSFJ) und des Zentrale Datenbasis für die Untersuchungen waren Bundesministeriums der Finanzen (BMF) wurden das SOEP und FiD. Auch im DIW Berlin wurden seit Herbst 2009 zentrale ehe- und familienbezo- eine Reihe von Expertisen und Gutachten erarbei- gene Leistungen im Rahmen einer leistungsüber- tet. Im Herbst soll ein zusammenfassender Ab- greifenden Systemevaluation untersucht. Konkret schlussberichts vorgelegt werden. geht es um das das Zusammenwirken ehe- und familienbezogener Leistungen bezogen auf fünf Weitere Informationen familienpolitische Ziele: Vereinbarkeit von Fami- Weitere Informationen zum Thema und einige be- lie und Beruf, Wahlfreiheit, gute Entwicklung von reits vorhandene SOEP-basierte Belegstücke fin- Kindern, wirtschaftliche Stabilität von Familien den Sie unter: und Nachteilsausgleich, Erfüllung von Kinder- wünschen. http://www.bmfsfj.de/familie,did=195944.html

Schwerpunkte Dabei werden folgende zentrale ehe- und familienbezogenen Leistungen betrachtet: Kindergeld und Kinderfreibetrag, Elterngeld, höheres Arbeits- losengeld für Arbeitslose mit Kindern, Sozialgeld für Kinder, Kinderzuschlag, Wohngeld für Haus- halte mit Kindern, beitragsfreie Mitversicherung des Ehepartners in der gesetzlichen Krankenver- sicherung, relativ ermäßigter Beitrag zur gesetzlichen Pflegeversicherung für Eltern mit Kindern im Vergleich zu Kinderlosen, Ehegattensplitting, steuerlicher Entlastungsbetrag für Alleinerziehen- de, Absetzbarkeit der Kinderbetreuungskosten, Kinderbetreuung, Unterhaltsvorschuss für Allein- erziehende. Zusätzlich werden die ehe- und familienbezogenen Leistungen in der Alterssicherung untersucht, dies sind die Kindererziehungs- und Kinderberücksichtigungszeiten in der gesetzlichen Rentenversicherung, die Hinterbliebenenversor- gung und das Rentensplitting sowie die Kinderzu- lage bei der Riester-Rente.

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Data & Service load version 29 of the SOEP data from the web— of course in compliance with data protection law.

Please let us know if you would be interested in Shipped: SOEP 1984–2011 downloading the data free of charge if we are able data (v28) to provide this service in time for the release. The form to pre-order the data (SOEP version 29) is at- Available to all users in EEA countries tached to this SOEPnewsletter.

The SOEP 1984–2011 data include the most recent wave 28 from survey year 2011 (release v28) and a few new datasets (see below). Please order now SOEP-IS 2011 Data Release and note: DIW Berlin is currently Wichtiger Hinweis! Important Notice! SOEP v28 Bevor Sie die SOEP-Daten installieren, öffnen und Before installing SOEP data please open lesen Sie bitte die Datei: WHAT’S NEW? and read the file: WHAT’S NEW? How to cite Data 1984 – 2011 SOEP? providing the SOEP data to users The generation of user-friendly variables for the Auf der DVD #1 finden Sie neben dem SOEP- The DVD #1 includes the SOEP data as well as an (see back cover) Datensatz, eine Installationshilfe, die komplette installation guide, complete data documentation, and Datendokumentation und Support-Software. the support software.

Two DVDs in EEA countries only. Other inter- first wave of the SOEP Innovation Sample in 2011 Auf der DVD #2 finden Sie unsere neue Datenversion You'll find the latest data version of SOEPlong on DVD #2. SOEPlong. Darin werden die SOEP-Daten als In it, the SOEP data are provided as a multi-wave dataset included wellenübergreifende Dateien über alle verfügbaren in long format covering all available years. Jahre im sog. Long-Format bereitgestellt. national users will receive the data is finished, and the data on the core questions in from Cornell. the SOEP-IS are now available. Documentation on

Weitere Hinweise finden Sie im Innenteil dieses More information inside this booklet! Booklets. the instruments used in the sample can be found Jede unbefugte Verarbeitung oder Nutzung der Unauthorized use of these data is strictly SOEP-Daten für andere Zwecke ist untersagt! forbidden! Für weitere Informationen wenden Sie sich bitte an: For further information please contact: The data DVD will be sent to you by at: http://panel.gsoep.de/soep-docs/surveypapers/ The German DVD #1 includes com- The German Das Sozio-oekonomische Panel | SOEP plete documentation, Socio-Economic DIW Berlin • Mohrenstraße 58 • 10117 Berlin Socio-Economic original questionnaires, Panel Study phone: +49 30 8 97 89-292 • fax: +49 30 8 97 89-109 Panel Study and support software email: [email protected] • Internet: www.diw.de/soepfdz/ mail. The SOEPhotline staff will be diw_ssp0110.pdf www.diw.de/soep/ packages! happy to take your order now, either by e-mail at [email protected] or For the first time ever, the data are only being pro- by telephone at +49–30–89789–292. You can also vided in “long format:” a compressed form of the complete and return the order form attached to this SOEP data. Rather than being provided as wave SOEPnewsletter or order online: specific individual files, all available years are pooled in long format. In English: http://www.diw.de/SOEPorder In German: http://www.diw.de/SOEPbestellung The data will be provided to all users who have signed a standard SOEP data distribution contract. We continue to offer the SOEP data on DVD— The data can be downloaded by means of a per- together with the “SOEPlong” version—for the sonalized link. price of €30 (plus shipping). This includes all of the SOEP data (100% version) with German and Please contact the SOEPhotline staff to obtain English labels in STATA, SAS, SPSS, and ASCII, your link, either by email at [email protected] or as well as the comprehensive documentation ma- by telephone at +49–30–89789–292. terials. Research groups may order an additional SOEP DVD for the price of €10.

SOEP v28 also available via SOEPremote Use SOEP-IS for New Research We offer our remote execution system, Questions SOEPremote, for users of more detailed regional data extending to the county level. The data pro- Deadline for the 2014 Survey: vided there were updated in late November 2012 December 31, 2013 to include SOEP Version 28. This also involved updating the software used in it to the current ver- We would like to remind you of the possibilities sion, Stata 12. of the SOEP Innovation Sample (SOEP-IS) and encourage you to consider using this instrument in the conception of new empirical research questions. SOEP-IS is well suited for short-term ex- New Download Option periments but particularly for long-term surveys to Be Provided with Upcoming that are not possible in the framework of the core SOEP—for example, because the instruments are SOEP Data Release not yet established or the questions deal with very We are currently working hard to produce the new specific research interests. The SOEP Innovation dataset for the years 1984–2012, which will be re- Sample is not designed for one-time pretesting of leased as soon as possible to all users in the EEA questions that have no relation to the content of the countries (others will receive their data from Cor- SOEP. nell). We also hope to offer a way for you to down-

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Send us your proposals IAB-SOEP Migration Sample We offer researchers at universities and research institutes worldwide the opportunity to use this The Institute for Employment Research (IAB) in sample for innovative research projects, to help Nuremberg and the Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) shape the catalog of questions in the SOEP, and to research infrastructure at DIW Berlin have entered obtain the data very rapidly for analysis. We would into a partnership to survey immigrants in Ger- be especially happy to receive proposals from doc- many. In early summer of 2013, specially trained toral students. interviewers from the survey institute TNS In- fratest will survey 2,500 households containing at Starting with the 2013 survey year, the contents of least one person who has immigrated to Germany SOEP-IS will be determined in a competitive ref- or has foreign citizenship, or whose parent or par- ereed process to select and implement the “best” ents have immigrated to Germany or have foreign research questions and their operationalizations. citizenship. The SOEP research data center has added the distribution of the SOEP-IS data to its services, and First wave will be released the SOEP-IS data will be provided to external us- in late summer 2014 ers as an independent dataset. The sample was drawn based on the Integrated Employment Biographies Sample of the IAB, a 5,000 people in almost 3,000 households in dataset comprising all individuals who have been 2013 employed in Germany at least once, are registered In 2013, almost 5,000 people in 2,850 households as unemployed or seeking employment, or who will participate in the SOEP Innovation Study. received benefits such as Unemployment Benefit Many of these women and men have been answer- I and II or other similar forms of government as- ing core SOEP questions since 1998 or 2009 as sistance. The selection procedure provides com- part of an extension sample to the SOEP, thus al- prehensive representation of members of the labor ready providing a wealth of longitudinal data for force with an immigration background and their the SOEP Innovation Sample. family members in Germany. The first wave of the IAB-SOEP Migration Sample will be released to Deadlines the research community in late summer of 2014 for Researchers interested in submitting questions secondary analysis. should contact SOEP Survey Management by No- vember 30, 2013, to present their proposal. If the Questionnaire project is determined to be viable from a survey The questionnaire, which is answered by all adults methodology perspective, an official application in the household, comprises all core questions procedure will follow. The official application that have been part of the SOEP study for the last must be received by December 31, 2013. three decades. Beyond this, the survey also covers each respondent’s complete immigration history, Applications should be submitted in English to education and training completed in Germany and [email protected]. abroad, employment history in Germany and other countries, and numerous aspects of the cultural Evaluation and living environments that are relevant to the so- A subcommittee of the SOEP-Survey Commit- cial integration of immigrants. tee will then evaluate and rate the relevance and significance of the proposed questions. If the pro- Oversampling of certain immigrant groups posed project already has funding from the DFG or Certain nationalities are given special consider- other sources, this step of external evaluation will ation in the IAB-SOEP Migration Sample: it in- be skipped. Since DFG and other projects also re- cludes an above-average percentage of households quire a guarantee of survey methodological feasi- containing immigrants from Poland, Romania, the bility, interested researchers should contact SOEP CIS countries, Turkey, the former Yugoslavia, and Survey Management before submitting an appli- the countries of Europe (Italy, Spain, Greece) as cation for funding to the DFG or other renowned well as Arab or predominantly Muslim countries. funding agencies. SOEP-REC-LINK Contact For a randomized percentage of the households, If you have any questions, please contact David we plan to link the survey data—upon obtaining Richter ([email protected]). the permission of the individuals affected—with information from the Integrated Employment Bi- ographies. This will create a new source of data

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for scientific use that brings together the compre- on extreme winter weather events (known as “zud hensive information of a household survey with the disasters”.) As climate change continues to prog- precise labor market information of the social in- ress, it can be expected that such climate shocks surance data. In adherence to strict data protection will become more frequent and more devastating. and privacy regulations, this unique new database will provide precise labor market information from The nomadic lifestyle of many households re- the social insurance system in fully anonymized quires the use of new survey instruments to find form. This additional project using innovations households after the first survey year. Strategies in survey methodology and entitled “SOEP-REC- for this were developed in a meeting on June 14, LINK“ will receive three years of funding under 2013, at DIW Berlin. Participants in the meet- the Leibniz Association’s Pact for Research and In- ing included Gert G. Wagner (Executive Board novation (Director: Martin Kroh). Member, DIW Berlin), Mr. Mendsaikhan (Chair- man of the NSO), Ms. Oyunchimeg (Head of the SOEP subsample Department of Social Statistics at the NSO) and The survey data will be integrated into the SOEP as Kati Schindler (Project Head, DIW Berlin). a subsample. The SOEP already included an over sampling of “guest workers” in Germany in the 1984 household survey “Living in Germany” and has expanded this sample numerous times since SOEP Wave Report 2012 then. The new IAB-SOEP Immigration Sample will be the most significant increase of immigrants The latest SOEP Wave Report 2012 has just been in the thirty-year history of the SOEP. published. It provides a broad overview of the SOEP’s work in the last year, covering fieldwork Funding for the survey in 2012, special survey modules,

The Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP) is the largest and longest running multidisciplinary longitudinal study in Germany. The SOEP is an integral part of Germany's scientific research infra- SOEP — The German Socio-Economic Panel Study at DIW Berlin The IAB-SOEP Migration Sample has been funded staff activities, recent trends, planned futurestructure and is funded by the federal and statestud governments - under the framework of the Leibniz Association (WGL). The SOEP is based at DIW Berlin. Uta Rahmann, Jürgen Schupp (Editors) by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Af- ies, and publications of the SOEP team and our SOEP Wave Report fairs, the Federal Employment Agency, and by fed- SOEPpaper series. If you would like a bound copy SOEP The German Socio-Economic Panel Study at DIW Berlin

DIW Berlin — Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung e. V. eral and Länder governments under the auspices of of 2012 Wave Report (published in 2013),Mohrenstraße 58, 10117 Berlin please www.diw.de the Leibniz Association. Herbert Brücker from the contact Michaela Engelmann (mengelmann@diw. 201 2 IAB in Nuremberg and Jürgen Schupp from DIW de). Berlin are scientific directors of the project. A PDF version of the Wave Report can be downloaded from the SOEP website at:

Three-Wave Household Panel http://www.diw.de/documents/publikationen/73/ Survey in Western Mongolia diw_01.c.423272.de/wave_report_2012.pdf

DIW Berlin is working with the National Statisti- cal Office of Mongolia (NSO) to conduct a three- wave household panel survey in Western Mongo- SOEP Timeline Series lia. This is being carried out in the framework of “30 Years of the SOEP” the BMBF-funded project “Coping with climate shock in Mongolia”, which deals with the effects To be released in print form of climate change on the wellbeing and activities of households in Mongolia. One focus of the study is Since early February of this year, when interviewers from Infratest began ringing doorbells across Germany for the thirtieth time since the first wave of the SOEP, we have been posting a timeline series of milestones in the 30-year history of the SOEP in the context of important events in German and world history. This special SOEP timeline series appears every Friday in German and English on our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/ SOEPnet.de and on the SOEP webpage at http:// www.diw.de/soep-chronicle. The 30-Year SOEP

Photo: Alfred Gutzler Timeline Series will be released in print form, Participants in the meeting (from left): Kati Schindler (Pro- complete with pictures, at the Colloquium on Hap- ject Head, DIW Berlin), Gert G. Wagner (Executive Board piness Research in Berlin this fall. Member, DIW Berlin), Mr. Mendsaikhan (Chairman of the NSO) and Ms. Oyunchimeg (Head of the Department of Social Statistics at the NSO). SOEPnewsletter 101, July 2013 | 7

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Events & Activities

30 Years of German

Annniversary Colloquium on Happiness Research

30 Years of German SOEP: presented by the Chairman of the Board of the So- Anniversary Colloquium on ciety of Friends of DIW Berlin (VdF), the main Happiness Research sponsor of the colloquium. Berlin, September 20, 2013 Date and venue The colloquium will take place on September 20, The German Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP) 2013, in Berlin at the Hertie School of Governance is currently collecting its 30th wave of data. We (in the same building as DIW Berlin). For further will be celebrating this milestone with a colloqui- details please refer to our webpage: http://www. um on happiness research, which has become one diw.de/sixcms/detail.php/422948 or contact Chris- of the central fields of research with the SOEP data tine Kurka ([email protected]). over the last ten years.

An increasing number of SOEP users are focusing on themes of satisfaction and happiness in their The Best SOEP Publication analyses. We are delighted to announce that inter- Prize 2013 nationally renowned researchers have agreed to present their findings in keynote speeches. The Society of Friends of DIW Berlin (Vereini- gung der Freunde des DIW Berlin, VdF) sponsors a Keynotes prize to honor the best publications based on SOEP Conchita D'Ambrosio (University of Luxem- data in the previous two years. This prize is award- bourg/Luxembourg), Paul Frijters (University of ed in the years in between the biennial SOEP User Queensland/Australia), Bruce Headey (University Conferences. This year, the prize will be awarded of Melbourne/Australia), Rich Lucas (tbc) (Michi- at the SOEP Anniversary Colloquium on Happi- gan State University/USA), Andrew Oswald (Uni- ness Research. versity of Warwick/UK), Nilam Ram (Penn State University/USA), and Rainer Winkelmann (Uni- There are three prize categories, with multiple versity of Zurich/Switzerland). Nilam Ram will be winners possible in each: giving a live artistic performance (see page 15 of this SOEPnewsletter). • the best scientific publication • the best scientific publication by a junior re- David Richter, Jürgen Schupp, and Gert G. Wag- searcher (not older than 35 years) ner will present not yet and rarely analyzed SOEP • the best journalistic paper or essay in the data on happiness and satisfaction. Doctoral and popular media post-doctoral students as well as several senior researchers will present their work in a poster ses- The €5,000 prize money will be divided among the sion. winners.

In a special session, awards for the best SOEP- Publications are eligible if they are based on SOEP based papers published in 2011 and 2012 will be data and have been published since the last SOEP

SOEPnewsletter 101, July 2013 | 9 Events & Activities http://www.diw.de/documents/dokumentenar- Best Paper Prize. The current period of eligibil- chiv/17/diw_01.c.421310.de/soepcampusbam- ity was therefore January 1, 2011, to December berg2013.pdf 31, 2012. We considered all papers that have been submitted to our SOEPlit database in the selection If you are interested in participating, please con- process. tact SOEP event manager Christine Kurka at [email protected]. In order to be considered eligible for the SOEP prize, an original work had to be published in either a scientific or a popular journal/newspaper or as a book (or chapter) by a commercial publisher AND 7th International Research registered in the SOEPlit database by December Workshop “Methods for PhD” 31, 2012. Discussion papers, copies of PhD theses (“Doktorarbeiten”) and the like, and papers with September 29 — October 4, 2013 authors/co-authors belonging to the SOEP group or the SOEP Survey Committee are not eligible. Empirical research means using methodological Diese DVD enthält Informationen,processes die dem to Datenschutz seek and discover (hopefully) nontriv- unterliegen. Die Nutzung der SOEP-Daten ist Detailed information can be found at: http://www.lediglich Personen gestattet,ial facts die über einenand mit insights.dem Besides choosing a topic and SOEP Data 1984—2008 DIW Berlin geschlossenen gültigen Nutzungsvertrag diw.de/de/diw_02.c.221369.de/vdf_best_publicativerfügen bzw.- mit einemgrounding solchen assoziiert sind.an idea in theory, it consists of gather- on_prize.html ing and analyzing data as well as presenting results in scientific contexts in order to contribute new issues to the body of acquired knowledge—not only SOEPcampus@ ... one’s own knowledge, but also that of others.

The “Methods for PhD” workshop tackles these steps of your research project:

• Gathering data via (un)structured interviews International Introductory and analyzing standardized survey data SOEP Workshop at • using the computer for qualitative and quantitative data analysis. University of Bamberg September 17 and 18, 2013 These steps will strengthen cooperation on empiri- 1984 – 2008 1984 – 2008 cal research to boost and streamline your project. Das Sozio-oekonomische Panel | SOEP In addition to our GermanDIW Berlin •open Mohrenstraße user workshop 58 • 10117 Berlin in Bielefeld, we will alsophone: be +49 organizing30 8 97 89-292 • fax: an +49 interna 30 8 97 -89-109Courses in detail email: [email protected] • Internet: www.diw.de/soep tional workshop (in English) in cooperation with The following courses will be offered: Johannes Giesecke (University of Bamberg) and the Bamberg Graduate School of Social Sciences Quantitative Methods (BAGSS). We have reserved some spaces in this • Data Analysis with Stata workshop for our international and non-German- • Data Analysis with R speaking users. • Introduction to the German General Social Survey (ALLBUS) The workshop will be held on September 17 and • Introduction to IAB Data 18, 2013, at the University of Bamberg. • Introduction to the SOEP • Analyzing Panel Data and Advanced Econo- The workshop offers participants the opportunity metrics to gain a broad, well-grounded understanding of • Network Analysis how to work with the SOEP data. In addition to • Questionnaire Design providing an overview of the structure and possi- • Introduction to Survival Analysis bilities for analysis offered by the SOEP, the work- • Vignette Study shop will focus on questions about the sample and weighting, international comparisons based on the Qualitative Methodss SOEP, and intergenerational analysis. • Qualitative Inquiry and Content Analysis with MAXQDA Our team members Marco Giesselmann and • Qualitative Methods: From Research Ques- Daniel Schnitzlein will hold the workshop. Par- tion to Study Design ticipation is free of charge. The schedule of the workshop can be found at

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• From Words to Networks: Information and of Border Region Studies Relation Extraction from Text Data and • German Institute for Economic Research/ Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP) Analysis of Socio-Technical Networks • University of Hamburg/Faculty of Econom- • Case Study Research ics and Social Sciences • Introduction to MAXQDA for Case Studies • University of Hamburg/Faculty of Educa- • Grounded Theory tion, Psychology and Human Movement • Leuphana University Lüneburg/Faculty of Please note that each course has a limited number Economics, Behavioural Sciences and Law of participants and that some courses are offered in German only!

Workshop program at http://www.phd-network.eu/

Registration is open now!

The regular workshop fee is €395 (including meals and accommodation at Sankel- mark); €245 without accommodation at Sankelmark (only meals are included).

It is possible to get a certificate in credit points (according to the European Credit Transfer System).

Further information The International Research Workshop on the In- For further information, especially on lecturers, ternet: http://hermes.hsu-hh.de/doctoralstudy/irws program, organizers, and registration, visit our website at: http://www.phd-network.eu/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/International- For any questions don’t hesitate to contact the Research-Workshop/170761403009903 workshop coordinators Simon Fietze and Heiko Google Community: Stüber ([email protected]). https://plus.google.com/communities/ 110768499986508994654 Organizers and Supporters The International Research Workshop is organized by Wenzel Matiaske, Professor for Business Stud- ies, in particular Leadership and Labour Relations in the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, Helmut-Schmidt-University/University of Federal Armed Forces and a Research Professor at the Ger- man Institute for Economic Research (DIW Ber- lin).

The workshop is supported by:

• Vidensregion/Wissensregion Schleswig Sønderjylland • Helmut-Schmidt-University/Univer- sity of the Armed Forces Hamburg • Institute for Employment Research (IAB) of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA) • University of Flensburg • University of Southern Denmark/Institute

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Report on the Ninth sibling correlations in extreme right-wing party af- Participants of the finity and attitudes towards immigration.” Ninth International International Young Scholar Young Scholar German SOEP Symposium German SOEP Symposium Lively and fruitful discussions On March 21–22, 2013 the Bremen Inter- On the whole, the symposium was characterized by national Graduate School of Social Scienc- lively and fruitful discussions, and all participants es (BIGSSS) together with the SOEP and were very satisfied. The HWK did an outstanding the Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg (HWK) job in providing the facilities and organizing the held the Ninth International Young Scholar catering and hotel accommodations. German Socio-Economic Panel Sympo- sium in Delmenhorst. Fifteen national and The SOEP Symposium will celebrate its tenth an- international doctoral students from disci- niversary next year, followed, we hope, by many plines including economics, sociology, and more successful conferences in the years to come! political science who use of the SOEP data were given the opportunity to present their empirical research in progress. BIGSSS PhD fellows Anne-Luise Baumann and Maike Schulz were in charge of the coordinating the event and did an excellent job.

Broad array of topics The presentations covered diverse topics ranging from migration and education to labor market participation and health, SOEP @ ESRA 2013 and also included methodological studies and microsimulations. The conference is SOEP will have an exhibition stand at the Fifth unique in matching doctoral students one- Conference of the European Survey Research As- on-one with senior scholars in the same sociation (ESRA) in Ljubljana/Slovenia, from July field of research. Several current and for- 15–19, 2013. Information will be provided about mer members of the SOEP team as well as the wide range of analyses that can be carried out other renowned national and international with the SOEP data. The following presentations scholars provided their expertise as com- will be given by SOEP staff members at ESRA mentators on the doctoral students’ work. 2013:

The first conference day included a SOEP Simone Bartsch, Denise Saßenroth: Thirty lecture by Jürgen Schupp, director of the Waves of Participation: The most loyal panel mem- SOEP, who outlined the latest innovations bers. in the study and plans for the future of the SOEP data. After the official part of the Romana Careja, Hans-Jürgen Andreß and Mar- conference, the participants spent the rest co Giesselmann: Migrant in-work poverty: How of the evening socializing at the local bar. much does discrimination explain?

Two new features David Richter, Richard E. Lucas, and Jürgen First, the symposium was opened up this Schupp: Use of Cognitive Measures and the Day year to scholars working with longitudinal Reconstruction Method in Face-to-Face Interviews datasets other than the SOEP. There were in the German Socio-Economic Panel. presentations based on the British House- hold Panel Survey (BHPS) and the British Martin Kroh and Denise Saßenroth: Cognitive Cohort Study, and also studies matching and Affective Sources of Interviewer Effects in SOEP data with the German Survey of In- Face-to-Face Surveys come and Expenditures (EVS) as well as regional data from the German statistical Denise Saßenroth and Martin Kroh: Total Survey offices. Second, the best conference contri- Error in Web and Mail Interviews among the El- bution was awarded the Joachim Frick Best derly. Paper Prize (€200). The prize was given to Alexandra Avdeenko (DIW/SOEP) for her Martin Kroh, Denise Saßenroth, Mathis paper “Intergenerational transmissions and Schröder, and Jürgen Schupp: Influences of In- Photo: Maike Schulz

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Determinants of Consent Consent of Determinants Schupp: Juergen Liebig, SOEP Employer-Employee Study”. May 29, 2013. 29, May Study”. Employer-Employee SOEP

Stefan Meyermann, Alexia Weinhardt, Michael —Response Behaviour and Selection Issues in the the in Issues Selection and Behaviour —Response

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with Time-Varying Characteristics: A SOEP Case Case SOEP A Characteristics: Time-Varying with Market. May 2, 2013. 2013. 2, May Market.

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lishment Survey 2012. Survey lishment Germany. April 25, 2013. 2013. 25, April Germany.

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The MIDDLE Approach New paradigm for the design and analysis of research Leibniz Seminar on Labor Research

Steven Boker talked about Maintained Individual Data Distributed Likelihood Estimation (MID- DLE). This is a new paradigm for the design and analysis of research in the behavioral, social, and BeNA Lecture Series health sciences. The MIDDLE approach is based on the seemingly impossible idea that data can be The 2013 lecture in the BeNA Lecture Series was privately maintained by participants and never re- given by Daniel S. Hamermesh (University of Tex- http://people.virginia.edu/~smb3u/ BokerHeadShot_1105-homepage.jpg Steven Boker is Professor of vealed to researchers, while still enabling statisti- as at Austin) on April 4-5, 2013, at the Humboldt Quantitative Psychology, cal models to be fit and scientific hypotheses tested. University, Berlin. This year’s topic was “Discrim- Director of the Human ination: Theory, Measurement, Applications and Dynamics Laboratory, PI of Likelihood of individual's data is calculated the OpenMx SEM Software Policy.” The lecture gave attendees an insight into project, Speaker-Director locally by mobile device several theories of discrimination and presented is- of the UVA section of the MIDDLE rests on the assumption that data should sues of measurement. The extent of discrimination International Max Planck Research School on the Life belong to, be controlled by, and remain in the pos- along various dimensions was examined. Course (LIFE), and Area session of participants. Since data have value, in- Head of the Quantitative dividuals can thus accumulate personal wealth The lecture series was attended by about 50 par- Psychology Area at the University of Virginia, de- by participating in science. The innovation of the ticipants coming from a variety of European uni- partment of Psychology. MIDDLE approach is that statistical models are versities. By the end of the entertaining and inter- fit by sending an objective function and vector of esting workshop the students had a better feel for parameters to each participant's personal device what as yet unanswered questions merit explora- (e.g., smartphone), where the likelihood of that in- tion. All those who could not make it can watch dividual's data is calculated locally. Only the like- the presentation at BeNA ’s website: http://www. lihood value is returned to the central optimizer. labor-research.net. The optimizer aggregates likelihood values from all participants and chooses new parameters until the model converges.

Allows individual-level longitudinal data shar- ing of many studies simultaneously The MIDDLE paradigm solves or simplifies many current problems that plague human participant research. A MIDDLE study provides significantly greater privacy for participants; automatic management of opt-in and opt-out consent; lower cost for the researcher and funding institute; a larger base of participants; and faster determination of results. MIDDLE facilitates the use of mobile devices that can enable studies to be performed while participants remain in their normal living environments, thus opening paradigm-shifting paths in the way one thinks about research methods. Furthermore, if a participant opts into many studies simultaneously, all of the studies could automatically have access to individual-level longitudinal data shar- ing.

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People & Papers Personnel

Silke Anger has been offered Impressive Presentation an appointment as University by Nilam Ram in Ann Arbor/ Professor of Economics, with a focus on educational econom- USA ics, at the Otto-Friedrich-Uni- Nilam Ram’s presentation versität in Bamberg. The “W3

“Time-oriented Design and Photo: private property Special Professorship” position Data Analysis” as a LIFE is a joint appointment between the Otto-Friedrich- alumnus was an impressive ar- Universität Bamberg and the Institute for Employ- tistic performance. LIFE is the ment Research in Nuremberg. Max Planck Society’s doctoral program for behavioral and Anika Rasner will be visit- DIW Berlin Research social scientists. Institutes ing the Institute for Social & Professor Nilam Ram participating in the program Economic Research (ISER) at include the MPI for Human the University of Essex/UK Development (Berlin), the University of Michigan from July 1–5, 2013, as part (Ann Arbor), the University of Virginia (Charlot- of the SOEP-ISER exchange

tesville), the University of Zurich, and DIW Berlin. Photo: Stephan Röhl program. She will be holding a lecture on the topic “The Association of Workplace Nilam Ram (Associate Professor of Human De- Training on Subjective Job Security in Germany: velopment & Family Studies and Psychology at Short-Term Effect or Long-Term Gains?” Penn State University) was the first former doctoral student to receive the LIFE Alumi Prize. For Daniel D. Schnitzlein started his award speech, he used data to create tactile a position as substitute Junior- art objects and orchestrated a joint performance professor of economics in the in which participants translated their life courses department of economics at the into sounds, creating a unique musical experience. University of Hamburg. He will work in Hamburg for the sum-

Nilam Ram is developing this performance further Photo: Stephan Röhl mer term 2013 and the winter and will present it at the Colloquium on Happiness term 2013/14. During that time he will have re- Research in celebration of the SOEP’s thirtieth an- duced working hours at the SOEP. niversary on September 20, 2013, in Berlin. Jürgen Schupp has been offered an appointment to the position of University Profes- sor (W3) in Sociology at the FU Berlin by Sandra Scheeres, Senator for Education, Youth

Photo: Stephan Röhl and Science. His focus will be on empirical social research.

Gert G. Wagner was named Vice Dean of the DIW Ber- lin Graduate Center as the SOEP Representative in the Executive Board of DIW Berlin. He will be taking the

Photo: Stephan Röhl place of SOEP Director Jürgen Schupp in this position.

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Obituary for Eileen Trczinski

We deeply regret the loss of our valued DIW/SOEP Research Professor and colleague Eileen Trczinski, who passed away in March 2013 after a short, serious illness. Eileen was Professor and Statistician at the School of Social Work at Wayne State University/USA. She was not only a long-term SOEP user who had visited the SOEP group regularly for many years but also a friend. Eileen received her PhD in Economics and Social Work from the University of Michigan in 1985 with specializations in labor economics and econometrics. She had more than 30 years of experience in survey design and analysis. She designed and conducted surveys, including longitudinal surveys, at the national, state, and local levels. She authored more than 50 publications and was working in the SOEP mainly on subjective wellbeing and labor market outcomes. For all those who would like to read more about Eileen’s work, please see: http://research. socialwork.wayne.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=152&Itemid=95

Bayes Models. (1) Jahrestagung des Vereins für Social- SOEP Staff Activities politik, September 4-7, 2013, Düsseldorf/Germany. (2) 7th World Conference of the Spatial Economet- To give you an impression of our ongoing work, we rics Association, July, 10–12, 2013, Washington D.C./ list selected presentations by SOEP staff members USA. at conferences. Anna Erika Hägglund and Lea Katharina Kröger: Just a normal job? Emotional Labor among High-Class Es- Paper presentations corts in Germany. 11th European Sociological Asso- in the next three months ciation (ESA) Conference, 28–31 August 2013, Turin/ Italy. Silke Anger and Daniel Schnitzlein: Like Brother, Like Sister?—The Importance of Family Background for Timo Hener, Helmut Rainer and Thomas Siedler: Po- Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Skills. (1) Jahrestagung litical Socialization in Flux? Linking Family Non-intact- des Vereins für Socialpolitik, September 4-7, 2013, Düs- ness during Childhood to Adult Civic Engagement. seldorf/Germany. (2) 25th Annual Conference of the 67th European Meeting of the Econometric Society European Association of Labour Economists, Septem- (2013EEA|ESEM), August 26–30, 2013, Gothenburg/ ber 19–21, 2013, Turin/Italy Sweden.

Alexandra Avdeenko and Thomas Siedler: Intergen- Adrian Hille and Jürgen Schupp: How learning a mu- erational Transmissions and Sibling Correlations in sical instrument affects the development of skills. (1) Extreme Right-wing Party Affinity and Attitudes to- Understanding Society Research Conference, Univer- wards Immigration. 28th European Economic Associ- sity of Essex, July 22–24, 2013, Colchester/UK; (2) ation meeting (2013EEA|ESEM) August 26–30, 2013, Jahrestagung des Vereins für Socialpolitik, September Gothenburg/Sweden. 4–7, 2013, Düsseldorf/Germany.

Simone Bartsch, and Denise Sassenroth: 30 Waves of Martin Kroh and Denise Saßenroth: Cognitive and Participation: The most loyal panel members. 5th Affective Sources of Interviewer Effects in Face-to- Conference of the European Survey Research Associa- Face Surveys. 5th Conference of the European Survey tion (ESRA), 15–19 July 2013, Ljubljana/Slovenia. Research Association (ESRA), 15–19 July 2013, Lju- bljana/Slovenia. Anne Busch and Elke Holst: Occupational Sex Seg- regation and Management-Level Wages in Germany: Alexia Meyermann, Michael Weinhardt, Stefan What Role Does Firm Size Play? 22nd IAFFE Annual Liebig, Jürgen Schupp: The Use of Behavior Coding Conference, July 12–14, 2013, Palo Alto/California, . to Analyze Data Quality in the SOEP Establishment Survey 2012. 5th Conference of the European Survey Peter Eibich and Nicolas R. Ziebarth: Examining the Research Association (ESRA), 15–19 July 2013, Lju- structure of spatial health effects using Hierarchical bljana/Slovenia.

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Anika Rasner: The Association of Workplace Train- Boston/USA. (3) 18th Spring Meeting of Young ing on Subjective Job Security in Germany: Short-Term Economists (SMYE), May 30 – June 1, 2013, Aarhus/ Effect or Long-Term Gains? ISER Jess Seminar, Univer- Denmark. (4) International Workshop on Applied sity of Essex, July 3, 2013, Essex/UK. Economics of Education (IWAEE), June 23–25, 2013, Catanzaro/Italy. (5) 27th Annual Conference of the Anika Rasner: How do Marital Transitions Affect Pen- European Society for Population Economics (ESPE), sion Building? Comparing Women in Germany and June 12–15, 2013, Aarhus/Denmark. the United States. American Sociological Association (ASA), 108th Annual Meeting, August 10–13, 2013 in Silke Anger: Discussion of the paper "The Intergener- New York/USA. ational effect of Teenage Motherhood", by Paul Bing- ley, Vibeke Myrup Jensen, Sarah Sander Nielsen, SFI David Richter, Richard E. Lucas, and Jürgen advisory research board conference, Danish National Schupp: Use of Cognitive Measures and the Day Re- Centre for Social Research, June 6–7, 2013, Copenha- construction Method in Face-to-Face Interviews in the gen/Denmark. German Socio-Economic Panel. 5th Conference of the European Survey Research Association (ESRA), 15–19 Alexandra Avdeenko and Thomas Siedler: Interge- July 2013, Ljubljana/Slovenia. nerational Transmissions and Sibling Correlations in Extreme Right-wing Party Affinity and Attitudes to- Denise Saßenroth and Martin Kroh: Total Survey Error wards Immigration. (1) European Political Science in Web and Mail Interviews among the Elderly. 5th Association, June 20–22, 2013, Barcelona/Spain. Conference of the European Survey Research Associa- (2) 27th Annual Conference of the ESPE Conference, tion (ESRA), 15–19 July 2013, Ljubljana/Slovenia. Aarhus University, Aarhus, June 12–15, 2013, Aar- hus/Denmark. Daniel D. Schnitzlein, Christoph Wunder: Are we architects of our own happiness? The importance of Sarah Dahmann and Silke Anger: The Impact of Edu- family background for well-being. (1) 28th European cation on Personality—Evidence from a German High Economic Association meeting (2013EEA|ESEM) Au- School Reform. (1) Maastricht Workshop on Advan- gust 26–30, 2013, Gothenburg/Sweden. (2) 25th ces in Quantitative Economics, Maastricht University, Annual Conference of the European Association of La- June 20–21, 2013, Maastricht/The Netherlands. (2) bour Economists, 19–21 September 2013, Turin/Italy. DIW Graduate Center Annual Workshop, June 26-28, 2013, Potsdam/Germany. (3) DIW Cluster Seminar, Doreen Triebe: Wo(men) at Work: The Impact of Co- May 8, 2013, Berlin/Germany. habiting and Married Partners’ Earnings on Women’s Work Hours. (1) 5th Meeting of the Society for the Peter Eibich and Nicolas R. Ziebarth: Examining the Study of Economic Inequality (ECINEQ), July, 22–24, structure of spatial health effects using Hierarchical 2013, Bari/Italy. (2) 28th European Economic Associ- Bayes Models. (1) Bayesian Young Statisticians Mee- ation (2013EEA|ESEM), August 26-30, 2013, Gothen- ting 2013, CNR-IMATI, June 5-6, 2013, Milano/Italy. burg/Sweden. (2) 27th Annual Conference of the ESPE Conference, Aarhus University, Aarhus, June 12–15, 2013, Aar- Michael Weinhardt, Alexia Meyermann, Stefan hus/Denmark. Liebig, Juergen Schupp: Determinants of Consent in the German SOEP Establishment Survey 2012. (1) 5th Marco Giesselmann: Arbeitsmarktreformen und Aus- Conference of the European Survey Research Associa- wirkungen auf individuelle ökonomische Lebensbe- tion (ESRA), 15-19 July 2013, Ljubljana/Slovenia. (2) dingungen. Forschungskolloquium „Freie Berufe, Mit- 2013 European Establishment Statistics Workshop telstand und empirische Wirtschaftsforschung“ Lüne- (EESW), September 9–11 2013, Nuremberg/Germany. burg/Germany. April 24, 2013.

Marco Giesselmann: Messwiederholung als Potential Paper presentations oder statistisches Problem?: Vor- und Nachteile von in the last three months Paneldaten in der empirischen Praxis'. Konferenz des Brandenburgischen Instituts für Gesellschaft und Si- Silke Anger and Daniel Schnitzlein: Like Brother, Like cherheit (BIGS), June 28, 2013, Potsdam/Germany. Sister?—The Importance of Family Background for Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Skills. (1) Annual Con- Adrian Hille and Jürgen Schupp: How learning a mu- ference of the Scottish Economic Society, April 8–10, sical instrument affects the development of skills. (1) 2013, Perth/UK; (2) 18th Annual Conference of the Fachtagung Perspektiven der Forschung zur Kulturel- Society of Labor Economists (SOLE), May 4–5, 2013, len Bildung, June 6–7, 2013, Berlin/Germany; (2)

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DIW Graduate Center Annual Workshop, June 26–28, bände (BDA), Ausschuss Volkswirtschaftliche Fragen, 2013, Potsdam/Germany. May 8, 2013, Berlin/Germany.

Regina T. Riphahn and Daniel D. Schnitzlein: Wage Markus M. Grabka: Altersarmut in Deutschland – Sta- Mobility in East and West Germany. 18th Annual Con- tus Quo und Ausblick. Enquete-Kommission „Älter ference of the Society of Labor Economists (SOLE), werden in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern“, June 7, 2013, May 4–5, 2013, Boston/USA. Schwerin/Germany.

Daniel D. Schnitzlein and Christoph Wunder: Are we Markus M. Grabka: Daten für die epidemiologische architects of our own happiness? The importance of Altersforschung am Beispiel des Sozio-oekonomi- family background for well-being. Annual Conference schen Panels (SOEP). Vortrag im Rahmen des Work- of the Scottish Economic Society, April 8–10, 2013, shops „Daten für die epidemiologische Altersfor- Perth/UK. schung“, Robert-Koch-Institut Berlin, June, 13, 2013, Berlin/Germany. Jürgen Schupp: Die Psychologie des Spendens – Stud- ie Spenderverhalten. Deutscher Fundraising Kongress Elke Holst: Frauen in Führungspositionen – Heraus- 2013, April 26, 2013, Berlin/Germany. forderungen. Veranstaltung des European Womens’ Management Development International Network Jürgen Schupp: Forty Years of Social Reporting and (EWMD) „Führen in Zukunft – Männer und Frauen ge- Life Quality Research in Germany—Taking Stock and meinsam“, April 10, 2013, Berlin/Germany. Looking Ahead. Keynote Speech at 12th Meeting of the German-Japanese Society for Social Sciences Elke Holst: Frauen Finanzforum 2013. Podiumsdis- (GJSSS), “Interdisciplinary Aspects of Well-Being in kussion „Frauen in Führungspositionen – Was bewegt Changing Societies”, May 22, 2013, Bad Homburg/ sich?“, Veranstaltung der Deutschen Bundesbank, Germany. HK24, Finanzplatz Hamburg, HWWI, May 24, 2013, Hamburg/Germany. Doreen Triebe: Wo(men) at work? The Impact of co- habiting and married partners’ earnings on women’s Elke Holst: Trendwende ohne Quote. Podiumsdiskus- work hours. Annual Conference of the Scottish Eco- sion. FDP Bundestagsfraktion, June 3, 2013, Berlin/ nomic Society, April 8–10, 2013, Perth/UK. Germany.

Ingrid Tucci: Migration: Between resources and vul- Julia Schimeta: Einsam an der Spitze. Frauen in Füh- nerabilities. Keynote Speech, 2013 Conference on rungspositionen im öffentlichen Sektor. (1) VKU Ta- “Resources in times of vulnerability: Multidisciplinary gung. Aspekte der Gleichstellung, BSR Berlin, April 18, perspectives”, June 20-21, 2013, Geneva/Switzerland. 2013, Berlin/Germany; (2) Bayern Forum der Friedrich- Ebert-Stiftung, May 13, Munich/Germany. (3) Fraktion VorOrt, SPD Bundestagsfraktion, June 18, 2013, Presentations at Policy Forums Leipzig/Germany.

(April — September 2013) Ingrid Tucci: Befindet sich Deutschland auf dem Weg zu einem neuen Wir? Podiumsdiskussion. Nürnberger Markus M. Grabka: Altersarmut in Deutschland und Tage für Integration. Wir verändern uns! Wie demo- künftige Renten der Babyboomer-Generation. Verans- grafischer Wandel und die neue Vielfalt Deutschland taltungsreihe der FDP-Schöneberg: „Herausforderun- prägen", Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge, gen durch den Demographischen Wandel – Wie wol- June 13–14, 2013, Nuremberg/Germany len wir leben in Berlin?“, April 15, 2013, Berlin/Ger- many. University teaching (SS 2013) Markus M. Grabka: Soziale Ungleichheit in Deutsch- land. Neue Befunde auf Basis des SOEP. Planungs- Martin Kroh: Advanced Quantitative Methods: Mul- gruppe der SPD-Bundestagsfraktion, April 10, 2013, tilevel and Longitudinal Data Analysis, Institut für Berlin/Germany. Sozialwissenschaften and Berlin Graduate School of the Social Sciences (BGSS), Humboldt-Universität zu Markus M. Grabka: Trendbruch bei der Einkommens- Berlin. ungleichheit: Was tragen Beschäftigung und Lohn- zuwachs zum Schließen der Einkommensschere bei? Christian Schmitt: Messung und Analyse des Wan- Bundesvereinigung der Deutschen Arbeitgeberver- dels der Lebensformen. Übung, Master, Wirtschafts-

18 | SOEPnewsletter 101, July 2013 People & Papers und Sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultät, Universität Marco Giesselmann: Modul “Quantitative Längs- Rostock. schnittstudien”. DGfE Summer School, August 29–31, 2013, Erkner (bei Berlin)/Germany. Christian Schmitt: Partnerschaftliche Aushandlungs prozesse und Rational Choice (Couple Bargaining and Marco Giesselmann and Daniel Schnitzlein: Introduc- Rational Choice). Seminar Master, Wirtschafts- und tion to Work with the Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP). Sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultät, Universität Rostock. International User Workshop, University of Bamberg, September 17–18, 2013, Bamberg/Germany. Daniel Schnitzlein: Economics of Personality, Seminar, Wiso Fakultät, Fachbereich Volkswirtschaftslehre, Uni- Marco Giesselmann, Ingrid Tucci, Frederike Esche, Rai- versität Hamburg. ner Siegers, Mila Staneva: Einführung in das Sozio- Oekonomische Panel, datalab 2013 an der Universität Bielefeld, September 23–27, 2013, Bielefeld/Germa- Short-term special courses ny. (April–September 2013) Elke Holst and Lea Kröger: 7th International Re- Alexandra Avdeenko and Doreen Triebe: Einführung search Workshop "Methods for PhD", September in die Arbeit mit dem SOEP. Workshop, Universität 29 – October 4, 2013, Sankelmark near Flensburg/ Mannheim, June 24, 2013. Germany.

Peter Eibich: Session on the German health care sys- David Richter, Marco Giesselmann, Mila Staneva: tem, School of Public and Environmental Affairs. Einführung in die Arbeit mit dem Sozio-Oekonomi- Workshop, Indiana University, Summer Course (by Da- schen Panel. Workshop Zentrum für Quantitative vid B. Audretsch), Hertie School of Governance, May Empirische Sozialforschung, Universität Leipzig, July 14, 2013, Berlin/Germany. 25–26, 2013, Leipzig/Germany.

Peter Eibich: Tutorial: Regression Discontinuity Design Michael Weinhardt: Analysepotentiale sozialwissen- in Economics, University of Hamburg, May 28, 2013, schaftlicher Forschungsdaten. Workshop und Vor- Hamburg/Germany. stellung der SOEP-Betriebsbefragung im Rahmen des datalab2013, Universität Bielefeld, 23–27 September Marco Giesselmann: Regressionsmodelle zur Analyse 2013, Bielefeld/Germany. von Paneldaten. Workshop, Universität Mannheim, June 25, 2013.

SOEP Visitors

Past, current and upcoming guests (more than one month)

Armin Falk, University of Bonn/Germany Frank Infurna, The Pennsylvania State University/USA Bram Lancee, Social Science Research Center (WZB), Berlin/Germany Lena Liechti, University of Fribourg/Switzerland Katja Möhring, University of Cologne/Germany Anja Oppermann, University of Cologne/Germany Roser Rifà, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB)/Spain Merlin Schaeffer, Social Science Research Center (WZB), Berlin/Germany Thorsten Schneider, University of Leipzig/Germany Susanne Strauß, University of Tuebingen/Germany

Short visits (past, current, and in the near future)

Maren Hahnen, Humboldt University Berlin/Germany Anna Hammerschmid, University of Mannheim/Germany

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Karoline Harzenetter, GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Cologne/Germany Andrea Hense, University of Bielefeld/Germany Olena Kaminska, ISER—University of Essex/UK Angela Kopmann, Institut für Weltwirtschaft, Kiel/Germany Laura Rienecker, University of Oxford/UK Hannah Schildberg-Hörisch, University of Bonn/Germany Johannes Schoch, University of Mannheim/Germany Jens Stephani, Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung (IAB), Nürnberg/Germany Katharina Walliczek, University of Mannheim/Germany Michele Weynandt, University of Mannheim/Germany Interns (in the past three months and near future)

Daniel Böger, University of Bielefeld/Germany Daniel Höhmann, University of Konstanz/Germany John Körtner, University of Konstanz/Germany Steffi Muth, FH Regensburg/Germany Friederike Preu, University of Konstanz/Germany Jennifer Wessels, University of Oldenbourg/Germany

SOEP Publications sure matter? The European Journal of Health Econom- ics 14, no. 3, 431-442. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/ Please send your recent publications based on s10198-012-0387-6) SOEP data to [email protected] Gerhards, Jürgen, and Silke Hans. 2013. Transna- tional Human Capital, Education, and Social Inequal- in English ity. Analyses of International Student Exchange. Zeitschrift für Soziologie 42, no. 2, 99-117. SSCI/SCI journals Headey, Bruce, Ruud J. A. Muffels, and Gert G. Wag- Binder, Martin, and Felix Ward. 2013. The Struc- ner. 2013. Choices Which Change Life Satisfaction: ture of Subjective Well-being: A Vector Autoregres- Similar Results for Australia, Britain and Germany. sive Approach. Metroeconomica 64, no. 2, 361-400. Social Indicators Research 112, no. 3, 725-748. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/meca.12011) (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11205-012-0079-8) (Pre-published 2010: SOEPpapers 302. Berlin: DIW Cygan-Rehm, Kamila, and Miriam Mäder. 2013. The Berlin; IZA DP No. 4953. Bonn: Institute for the Study Effect of Education on Fertility: Evidence from a of Labor (IZA)). Compulsory Schooling Reform. Labour Economics (online first). (http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.labeco. Lancee, Bram, and Sergi Pardos-Prado. 2013. Group 2013.04.015) (Pre-published 2012: SOEPpapers Conflict Theory in a Longitudinal Perspective: Ana- 528. Berlin: DIW Berlin). lyzing the Dynamic Side of Ethnic Competition. In- ternational Migration Review 47, no. 1, 106-131. Eibich, Peter, and Nicolas R. Ziebarth. 2013. Ana- (http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/imre.12015) lyzing Regional Variation in Health Care Utilization Using (Rich) Household Microdata. Health Policy Melzer, Silvia M. 2013. Reconsidering the Effect (online first). (http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.healthpol. of Education on East-West Migration in Germany. 2013.04.015) (Pre-published 2013: SOEPpapers European Sociological Review 29, no. 2, 210-228. 551. Berlin: DIW Berlin; IZA DP 7409. Bonn: Institute (http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/esr/jcr056) for the Study of Labor (IZA)). Neundorf, Anja, Kaat Smets, and Gema M. García-Al- Frick, Joachim R., and Nicolas R. Ziebarth. 2013. Wel- bacete. 2013. Homemade citizens: The development fare-related health inequality: does the choice of mea- of political interest during adolescence and young

20 | SOEPnewsletter 101, July 2013 People & Papers adulthood. Acta Politica 48, no. 1, 92-116. (http:// Luhmann, Maike, Richard E. Lucas, Michael Eid, and dx.doi.org/10.1057/ap.2012.23) Ed Diener. 2013. The Prospective Effect of Life Sat- isfaction on Life Events. Social Psychological and Obschonka, Martin, Eva Schmitt-Rodermund, Rainer Personality Science 4, no. 1, 39-45. (http://dx.doi. K. Silbereisen, Samuel D. Gosling, and Jeff Potter. org/10.1177/1948550612440105) 2013. The Regional Distribution and Correlates of an Entrepreneurship-Prone Personality Profile in the Soto, Christopher J., and Maike Luhmann. 2013. Who United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom: Can Buy Happiness? Personality Traits Moderate the A Socioecological Perspective. Journal of Personality Effects of Stable Income Differences and Income and Social Psychology (online first). (http://dx.doi. Fluctuations on Life Satisfaction. Social Psychologi- org/10.1037/a0032275) (Pre-published 2013: SO- cal and Personality Science 4, no. 1, 46-53. (http:// EPpapers 550. Berlin: DIW Berlin). dx.doi.org/10.1177/1948550612444139)

Rasner, Anika, Joachim R. Frick, and Markus M. Specht, Jule, Boris Egloff, and Stefan C. Schmukle. Grabka. 2013. Statistical Matching of Admin- 2012. Examining Mechanisms of Personality Matu- istrative and Survey Data - An Application to ration: The Impact of Life Satisfaction on the Devel- Wealth Inequality Analysis. Sociological Meth- opment of the Big Five Personality Traits. Social Psy- ods and Research (online first). http://dx.doi.( chological and Personality Science 4, no. 2, 181-189. org/10.1177/0049124113486622) (http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1948550612448197) (Pre-published 2012: SOEPpapers No. 455. Berlin: Sauer, Carsten, and Peter Valet. 2013. Less is Some- DIW Berlin.). times More: Consequences of Overpayment on Job Satisfaction and Absenteeism. Social Justice Research 26, no. 2, 132-150. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/ s11211-013-0182-2) Other papers and books

Schober, Pia S., and C. Katharina Spieß. 2013. Ear- Akbulut Yuksel, Mevlude, Melanie Khamis, and Mut- ly Childhood Education Activities and Care Ar- lu Yuksel. 2013. For Better or for Worse: The Long- rangements of Disadvantaged Children in Germa- Term Effects of Postwar Reconstruction on Family ny. Child Indicators Research 6, no. 1 (online first). Formation. IZA DP No. 7239. Bonn: Institute for the (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12187-013-9191-9) Study of Labor (IZA).

Vischer, Thomas, Thomas Dohmen, Armin Falk, Da- Andreß, Hans-Jürgen, Katrin Golsch, and Alexander vid Huffman, Jürgen Schupp, Uwe Sunde, and Gert W. Schmidt. 2013. Applied Panel Data Analysis for G. Wagner. 2013. Validating an Ultra-Short Survey Economic and Social Surveys. Heidelberg: Springer. Measure of Patience. Economics Letters 120, no. 2, 142-145. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet. Bartels, Charlotte. 2012. Long-term Participation Tax 2013.04.007) (Pre-published 2012: SOEPpapers Rates. School of Business & Economics Discussion Pa- 499. Berlin: DIW Berlin). per 2012/20. Berlin: Freie Universität Berlin.

Ziebarth, Nicolas R., and Martin Karlsson. 2013. The Bayaz-Ozturk, Gulgun, Richard V. Burkhauser, and Effects of Expanding the Generosity of the Statutory Kenneth A. Couch. 2013. Consolidating the Evidence Sickness Insurance System Journal of Applied Econo- on Income Mobility in the Western States of Germany metrics (online first). http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/( and the U.S. from 1984-2006. NBER Working Paper jae.2317) (Pre-published 2009: HEDG Working Paper 18618. Cambridge: National Bureau of Economic Re- 09/35. York. University of York, Health, Economet- search (NBER). rics and Data Group. 2009: SOEPpapers 245. Berlin: DIW Berlin). Chadi, Adrian. 2012. I would really love to participate in your survey! Bias problems in the measurement of well-being. Economics Bulletin 32, no. 4, 3111-3119.

Other refereed journals Dietrich, Julia, Konrad Schnabel, Tuulia Ortner, Alice Eagly, Rocio Garcia-Retamero, Lea Kröger, and Elke Blaufus, Kay, Sebastian Eichfelder, and Jochen Holst. 2013. Internalized Gender Stereotypes Vary Hundsdoerfer. 2013. Income Tax Compliance Costs Across Socioeconomic Indicators. SOEPpapers 558. of Working Individuals: Empirical Evidence from Ger- Berlin: DIW Berlin. many. Public Finance Review (online first). (http:// dx.doi.org/10.1177/1091142113488162)

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Dudel, Christian, Notburga Ott, and Martin Werding. Sonnenberg, Bettina. 2013. Unemployment and soci- 2013. Maintaining One’s Living Standard at Old Age: al involvement: Dependencies and mechanisms. Fin- What Does that Mean? Evidence Using Panel Data dings from the Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP). from Germany. CESifo Working Paper No. 4223. Mu- Berlin: Freie Universität Berlin, Fachbereich Politik- nich: CESifo. und Sozialwissenschaften (Dissertation).

Eibich, Peter, Hendrik Schmitz, and Nicolas R. Swart, Enno. 2012. The prevalence of medical servi- Ziebarth. 2012. Add-On Premiums Increase Price ces use. How comparable are the results of large-scale Transparency—More Policy Holders Switch Health population surveys in Germany? GMS Psycho-Social- Plans. DIW Economic Bulletin 2, no. 2, 15-24. Medicine 9:Doc 10. (http://dx.doi.org/10.3205/ psm000088) Goerke, Laszlo, and Markus Pannenberg. 2013. Di- rect Evidence on Income Comparisons and Subjective Welsch, Heinz, and Jan Kühling. 2013. Income Well-Being. SOEPpapers 549. Berlin: DIW Berlin. Comparison, Income Formation, and Subjective Well-Being: New Evidence on Envy versus Signaling. Heß, Moritz, Christian von Scheve, Jürgen Schupp, SOEPpapers 552. Berlin: DIW Berlin. (Also published and Gert G. Wagner. 2013. Members of German Fede- in 2013: Oldenburg Discussion Papers in Economics ral Parliament More Risk-Loving Than General Popula- V-356-13. Oldenburg: Carl von Ossietzky Universität tion. SOEPpapers 546. Berlin: DIW Berlin. Oldenburg).

Hogrefe, Jan. 2013. Income and Employment Effects Ziebarth, Nicolas R. und Gert G. Wagner. 2013. Top- of Trade and Offshoring in Modern Labor Markets down vs. Bottom-up: The Long-Term Impact of Gov- (Dissertation). Tübingen: Eberhard Karls Universität ernment Ideology and Personal Experience on Values. Tübingen, Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaftliche DIW Discussion Paper No. 1280. Berlin: DIW Berlin. Fakultät.

Köbrich León, Anja. 2013. Does Cultural Heritage af- in Deutsch fect Employment decisions?—Empirical Evidence for First- and Second-Generation Immigrants in Germany. SSCI/SCI journals SOEPpapers 553. Berlin: DIW Berlin. Auspurg, Katrin und Thess Schönholzer. 2013. An Möllendorf, Charlotte von. 2013. Valuing the Impacts Heim und Herd gebunden? Zum Einfluss von Pendel- of Climate Change Using the Life Satisfaction Ap- strecken auf geschlechtsspezifische Lohnunterschiede proach. An Application to Extreme Weather Events. .Zeitschrift für Soziologie 42, Nr. 2, 138-156. Oldenburg: Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg (master thesis). Brülle, Jan. 2013. Unterschiede in den Arbeitsmarkt- chancen von atypisch Beschäftigten: Effekte von Be- Müller, Dagmar. 2013. Parental Benefits and Mater- schäftigungsformen oder Erwerbspräferenzen? Zeit- nal Labour Supply: Evidence from Germany. Uppsala: schrift für Soziologie 42, Nr. 2, 157-179. Uppsala Universitet (master thesis). Busch, Anne. 2013. Der Einfluss der beruflichen Ge- Pfaff, Tobias. 2013. Income Comparisons, Income schlechtersegregation auf den „Gender Pay Gap“. Adaptation, and Life Satisfaction: How Robust Are Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und Sozialpsycho- Estimates from Survey Data? SOEPpapers 555. Berlin: logie (KZfSS) 65, Nr. 2, 301-338. (http://dx.doi. DIW Berlin. org/10.1007/s11577-013-0201-1)

Pfaff, Tobias, and Johannes Hirata. 2013. Testing the Easterlin Hypothesis with Panel Data: The Dynamic Relationship Between Life Satisfaction and Economic Referierte Zeitschriften Growth in Germany and in the UK. SOEPpapers 554. Berlin: DIW Berlin. Unger, Rainer und Alexander Schulze. 2013. Können wir (alle) überhaupt länger arbeiten? Trends in der Schröder, Mathis, Rainer Siegers, and C. Katharina gesunden Lebenserwartung nach Sozialschicht in Spieß. 2013. „Familien in Deutschland“ – FiD. Enhan- Deutschland. Comparative Population Studies - Zeit- cing Research on Families in Germany. SOEPpapers schrift für Bevölkerungswissenschaft 38, Nr. 5, 3-23. 556. Berlin: DIW Berlin. (http://dx.doi.org/10.4232/10.CPoS-2013-03de)

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Andere Beiträge und Bücher Faik, Jürgen und Tim Köhler-Rama. 2013. Anstieg der Altersarmut? Anmerkungen zu einem Gutachten des Andreß, Hans-Jürgen, Katrin Golsch und Alexander wissenschaftlichen Beirats beim Bundeswirtschafts- W. Schmidt. 2013. Applied Panel Data Analysis for ministerium. Wirtschaftsdienst 93, Nr. 3, 159-163. Econmic and Social Surveys. Heidelberg: Springer. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10273-013-1502-8) (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-32914-2) Geis, Wido und Axel Plünnecke. 2013. Fachkräftesi- Anger, Christina, Vera Demary, Oliver Koppel und cherung durch Familienpolitik (IW-Positionen Nr. 60). Axel Plünnecke. 2013. MINT-Frühjahrsreport 2013. Köln: Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW). Köln: Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW). Goebel, Jan. 2013. Regionalisierungsmöglichkeiten Anger, Christina, Wido Geis und Axel Plünnecke. des Sozio-oekonomischen Panels (SOEP). In Arbeits- 2012. MINT-Frühjahrsreport 2012. Köln: Institut der gruppe Regionale Standards (Hrsg.), Regionale Stan- deutschen Wirtschaft (IW). dards. Ausgabe 2013 (GESIS-Schriftenreihe Bd. 12), 294-298. Köln: GESIS. Becker, Irene und Manfred Cirkel. 2012. Bedarfsge- recht statt pauschal - ein Konzept zur Reform des Kin- Hahn, Elisabeth. 2013. Persönlichkeit und Wohlbe- dergeldes. Berlin: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. finden. Das Zusammenspiel von Anlage und Umwelt in einem erweiterten verhaltensgenetischen Design Bonin, Holger et al. 2013. Geburten und Kinderwün- (Dissertation). Saarbrücken: Universität des Saarlan- sche in Deutschland: Bestandsaufnahme, Einflussfak- des. toren und Datenquellen (Teilstudie im Rahmen der Gesamtevaluation der ehe- und familienbezogenen Hoch, Carolin. 2013. Die Determinanten der Panel- Leistungen). Mannheim et al.: ZEW, HWWI, FFP, Uni- mortalität: Eine Analyse am Beispiel des Nationalen versität Duisburg-Essen. Bildungspanels. NEPS Working Paper No. 26. Bam- berg: University of Bamberg. Braun, Carolyn. 2013. Macht Geld glücklich? Zeit online vom 18. April 2013. Hornberg, Claudia, Monika Schröttle, Theresia Dege- ner und Brigitte Sellach. 2011. „Vorstudie zur Neukon- Brenke, Karl und Gert G. Wagner. 2013. Ungleiche zeption des Behindertenberichtes“ (Endbericht). Bie- Verteilung der Einkommen bremst das Wirtschafts- lefeld, Bochum, Frankfurt/Main: Bundesministerium wachstum. Wirtschaftsdienst 93, Nr. 2, 110-116. für Arbeit und Soziales. (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10273-013-1493-5) Houben, Henriette und Ralf Maiterth. 2013. Erb- Bundesregierung. 2012. Zeit für Familie. Familienzeit- schaftsteuer als „Reichenbesteuerung“ mit Auf- politik als Chance einer nachhaltigen Familienpolitik. kommenspotential? Vierteljahrshefte zur Wirt- Achter Familienbericht. Berlin: Bundesministerium für schaftsforschung 82, Nr. 1, 147-175. (http://dx.doi. Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend. org/10.3790/vjh.82.1.147)

Burkhardt, Christoph, Markus M. Grabka, Olaf Groh- Hundertmark, Carsten. 2013. Ökonometrische Ver- Samberg, Yvonne Lott und Steffen Mau. 2013. Mittel- fahren zur Messung von Lohndiskriminierung - eine schicht unter Druck? Gütersloh: Bertelsmann. theoretische und empirische Studie. SOEPpapers 557. Berlin: DIW Berlin. Busch, Anne. 2013. Die berufliche Geschlechterse- gregation in Deutschland: Ursachen, Reproduktion, Hundertmark, Carsten. 2013. Ökonometrische Ver- Folgen (Dissertation). Wiesbaden: Springer VS. fahren zur Messung von Segregation – eine theoretische und empirische Studie. SOEPpapers 559. Berlin: Clamor, Tim und Ralph Henger. 2013. Verteilung des DIW Berlin. Immobilienvermögens in Deutschland. IW-Trends 40, Nr. 1, 69-82. Janik, Lukas. 2013. Analyse des Konsumverhaltens in Deutschland und zukünftige Implikationen im Deutscher Bundestag. 2013. Schlussbericht der En- Lichte der Wirtschafts- und Finanzkrise sowie der de- quete-Kommission “Wachstum, Wohlstand, Leben- mographischen Entwicklung (Bachelorarbeit). Sankt squalität – Wege zu nachhaltigem Wirtschaften und Augustin: Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, Fachbereich gesellschaftlichem Fortschritt in der Sozialen Mark- Wirtschaftswissenschaften. twirtschaft”. Bundestags-Drucksache 17/13300. Ber- lin

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Kampkötter, Patrick und Dirk Sliwka. 2013. Trotz sub- Schäfer, Holger, Jörg Schmidt und Christoph Schrö- jektiver Leistungsbeurteilung zu aussagekräftigen Er- der. 2013. Lohn- und Einkommensmobilität in gebnissen kommen. Personal – Zeitschrift für Human Deutschland: Ursachen, Interdependenzen und empi- Resource Management, 46-49. rische Befunde. IW-Trends 40, Nr. 1, 101-118.

Kohls, Martin, Robert Naderi und Susanne Schmid. Schäfer, Holger, Jörg Schmidt und Oliver Stettes. 2013. Die Auswirkung wanderungsbezogener und so- 2013. Beschäftigungsperspektiven von Frauen: Eine zioökonomischer Aspekte auf das generative Verhal- arbeitsmarktökonomische Analyse im Spiegel der ten türkischer Migrantinnen in Deutschland. Bevölke- Gleichstellungsdebatte (IW-Positionen Nr. 57). Köln: rungsforschung Aktuell 34, Nr. 2, 23-28. Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW).

Krause, Peter, Ulrike Ehrlich und Katja Möhring. Schneider, Norbert F., Ralina Panova und Stine Wai- 2013. Erwerbsminderungsrentner: Sinkende Leistun- bel. 2013. Kein Abschied vom männlichen Famili- gen und wachsende Einkommensunterschiede im enernährer - Analysen zum Anteil, den Frauen in Alter. DIW Wochenbericht 80, Nr. 24, 3-9. Paarhaushalten zum Haushaltsnettoeinkommen bei- tragen. Bevölkerungsforschung Aktuell 34, Nr. 3, 2-10. Krause, Peter, Hanno Falkenberg und Isabella Herz- berg. 2013. Zur Entwicklung von Armutsrisiken bei Schöb, Ronnie und Marcel Thum. 2013. Ein Min- Kindern, Jugendlichen und jungen Erwachsenen: destlohn für Deutschland? In Kai A. Konrad, Ron- Auswertungen auf Basis des SOEP im Rahmen des nie Schöb, Marcel Thum und Alfons Weichenrieder 14. Kinder- und Jugendberichts. Kinder- und Jugend- (Hrsg.), Die Zukunft der Wohlfahrtsgesellschaft. Fest- hilfe in neuer Verantwortung. Materialien zum 14. schrift für Hans-Werner Sinn, 193-213. Frankfurt/New Kinder- und Jugendbericht (Hrsg. Sachverständigen- York: Campus. kommission 14. Kinder- und Jugendbericht). Mün- chen: Deutsches Jugendinstitut Schölmerich, Axel, Alexandru Agache, Birgit Leyen- decker, Notburga Ott und Martin Werding. 2013. Müller, Matthias. 2013. Das Leid der Arbeitslosen. Wohlergehen von Kindern. Endbericht des Moduls Neue Zürcher Zeitung vom 14. März 2013, 15. Wohlergehen von Kindern erstellt im Auftrag der Ge- schäftsstelle Gesamtevaluation der ehe- und familien- Niehues, Judith. 2013. Staatliche Umverteilung in bezogenen Leistungen in Deutschland. Bundesminis- der Europäischen Union. IW-Trends 40, Nr. 1, 51-67. terium der Finanzen, Bundesministeriums für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend. o.V. 2013. Fakten zum Mindestlohn. iwd 39, Nr. 19, 4-5. Schwarz, Alexandra. 2012. Empirische Bildungsfor- schung und die Schnittstellen zur Statistik. DAGstat- Pforr, Klaus. 2013. Femlogit: Implementation und Bulletin, Nr. 10, 2-3. Anwendung der multinominalen logistischen Regres- sion mit „fixed effects“ (Kap. 8; GESIS-Schriftenreihe Stettes, Oliver. 2013. Beschäftigungsperspektiven Bd. 11; Dissertation). Köln: GESIS.. von Frauen. Nur 2 Prozent Gehaltsunterschied. IW Pressemitteilung 3/2013 (14. Januar 2013). Rainer, Helmut et al. 2013. Öffentlich geförderte Kinderbetreuung in Deutschland: Evaluierung der Stettes, Oliver. 2013. Verdienstunterschiede – kein Auswirkungen auf die Arbeitsmarktbeteiligung von Anlass zur Skandalisierung (Zur Diskussion gestellt: Müttern. Ifo Schnelldienst 66, Nr. 7, 31-40. Berufschancen für Frauen, Lohnlücke: Ist die „gläser- ne Decke“ noch Realität oder schon Vergangenheit?). Rainer, Helmut, Stefan Bauernschuster, Natalia Dan- Ifo Schnelldienst 66, Nr. 7, 6-9. zer, Timo Hener, Christian Holzner und Janina Rein- kowski. 2012. Kindergeld. ifo Forschungsberichte 60. Wagner, Gert G. 2013. Volksvertreter ticken anders. München: ifo Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung. Tagesspiegel vom 27. Mai 2013.

Rohn, Christina. 2013. Die Einkommensverteilung in Weber, Jan P. 2013. Bezieher niedriger Einkommen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Konzepte, Messin- sparen zu wenig. Volkswirtschaft special. Meinungen, strumente, Datenerhebung und Ergebnisvergleich. Analysen, Fakten (Nr.4). Eichstätt: Katholische Universität Eichstätt, Wirt- schaftswissenschaftliche Fakultät. Wengler, Annelene. 2013. Ungleiche Gesundheit: Zur Situation türkischer Migranten in Deutschland (Dis- Schaefer, Thilo. 2013. Verteilung der Steuern und sertation). Frankfurt/New York: Campus. Sozialbeiträge in Deutschland. IW-Trends 40, Nr. 1, 37-49.

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Wurm, Michael. 2013. Verknüpfung von Fernerkun- dungsdaten und Survey-Daten (SOEP und BASE-II) in städtischen Räumen für sozialwissenschaftliche Analysen (Dissertation). Graz: Technische Universität Graz.

SOEPpapers http://www.diw.de/soeppapers March 2013 — May 2013

546 Moritz Heß, Christian von Scheve, Jürgen Schupp, Gert G. Wagner Members of German Federal Parliament More Risk-Loving Than General Population

547 Paolo Crosetto, Antonio Filippin A Theoretical and Experimental Appraisal of Five Risk Elicitation Methods 548 Jonathan Wadsworth Musn’t Grumble: Immigration, Health and Health Service Use in the UK and Germany 549 Laszlo Goerke, Markus Pannenberg Direct Evidence on Income Comparisons and Subjective Well-Being 550 Martin Obschonka, Eva Schmitt-Rodermund, Rainer K. Silbereisen, Samuel D. Gosling The regional distribution and correlates of an entrepreneurship-prone personality profile in the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom: A socioecological perspective

551 Peter Eibich, Nicolas R. Ziebarth Analyzing Regional Variation in Health Care Utilization Using (Rich) Household Microdata 552 Heinz Welsch, Jan Kühling Income Comparison, Income Formation, and Subjective Well-Being: New Evidence on Envy versus Signaling

553 Anja Köbrich León Does Cultural Heritage affect Employment decisions– Empirical Evidence for First- and Second-Generation Immig- rants in Germany 554 Tobias Pfaff, Johannes Hirata Testing the Easterlin Hypothesis with Panel Data: The Dynamic Relationship Between Life Satisfaction and Econo- mic Growth in Germany and in the UK 555 Heinz Welsch, Jan Kühling Income Comparisons, Income Adaptation, and Life Satisfaction: How Robust Are Estimates from Survey Data? 556 Mathis Schröder, Rainer Siegers, C. Katharina Spieß “Familien in Deutschland” – FiD: Enhancing Research on Families in Germany

557 Carsten Hundertmark Ökonometrische Verfahren zur Messung von Lohndiskriminierung - eine theoretische und empirische Studie

558 Julia Dietrich, Konrad Schnabel, Tuulia Ortner, Alice Eagly, Rocio Garcia-Retamero, Lea Kröger and Elke Holst Internalized Gender Stereotypes Vary Across Socioeconomic Indicators 559 Carsten Hundertmark Ökonometrische Verfahren zur Messung von Segregation - eine theoretische und empirische Studie

560 Thomas Deckers, Armin Falk, Hannah Schildberg-Hörisch Nominal or Real? The Impact of Regional Price Levels on Satisfaction with Life

561 Bodo Knoll, Nadine Riedel, Eva Schlenker He's a chip off the old block – The persistency of occupational choices among generations

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New SOEP Data Users FB Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Lehrstuhl für Statistik und Ökonometrie, Gießen/Germany. Prof. Dr. Taehyun Ahn: The effects on social preferences on economic outcomes, personality traits, occupa- Prof. Dr. Ulrich Fritsche: Empirische Wirtschafts- tional choices and wage dynamics. Sogang University, forschung: Eigene empirische Arbeiten mit STATA. School of Economics, Mapo-gu, Seoul/South Korea. Universität Hamburg, Fakultät Wirtschafts- und Sozi- alwissenschaften, Fachbereich Sozialökonomie, Ham- Giuseppe Albanese, PhD: Trust and preferences: burg/Germany. Evidence from survey data. Bank of Italy, Economic Research Unit—Catanzaro Branch, Catanzaro/Italy. Prof. Dr. Dieter Fuchs: Immigration und politische Gemeinschaft – der Einfluss von Einwanderung auf Associate Professor Silvia Barcellos, PhD: Topics in soziale Identität in Europa. Universität Stuttgart, Wirt- migration research. RAND Corporation, Labor and schafts- und Sozialwissenschaften, Abteilung für Poli- Population, Santa Monica, CA/USA. tische Theorie und Empirische Demokratieforschung, Stuttgart/Germany. Prof. Dr. Stefan Bauernschuster: Arbeitsmarkt und Familie. Universität Passau, Wirtschaftswissenschaft- Dr. Roberto Gabriele: The impact of tourism on the liche Fakultät, LS für VWL mit Schwerpunkt Wirt- wellbeing of residents. Trento University, Department schaftspolitik, Passau/Germany. of Economics and Management, Trento/Italy.

Prof. Christopher F. Baum, PhD: Development Diffe- Ass.-Prof. Dr. Boris Gershman: Income comparisons, rentials in Former East and West Germany. Boston inequality, and life satisfaction. American University, College, Department of Economics, Chestnut Hill, College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Econo- MA/USA. mics, Washington, DC/USA.

Prof. Ioannis Bilias, PhD: Exact computation of CLAD Prof. Dr. Hanspeter Gondring: Die unternehmenspo- estimator. Athens University of Economics & Busi- litische Bedeutung der Arbeitszufriedenheit in der ness, Department of International & European Econo- Zeit des Fachkräftemangels – Handlungsempfehlun- mic Studies, Athens/Greece. gen auf Basis des Sozio-ökonomischen Panels. Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg, Fakultät Wirtschaft, Dr. Gönül Doğan: How do socio-economic back- BWL -Immobilienwirtschaft, Stuttgart/Germany. ground and health effect a person's willingness to reciprocate? University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam Prof. Dr. Burkhard Heer: Demographic Transitions, School of Economics, Center for Research in Expe- Pensions and Entrepreneurship. Universität Augs- rimental Economics and Political Decision Making burg, Institut für Volkswirtschaftslehre, Lehrstuhl für (CREED), Amsterdam/The Netherlands. Finanzwissenschaft, Augsburg/Germany.

Prof. Dr. Frank Eggert: 1. EVE – Effiziente Verbraucher- Prof. Dr. Tomasz Hermanowski: InterQuality EU pro- einbindung 2. MoBiT – Modelling Choice Behavior in ject. Medical University of Warsaw, Institute of Phar- Traffic. Technische Universität Braunschweig, Institut maeconomics, Department of Pharmacy, Warsaw/ für Psychologie, Psychologische Methodenlehre und Poland. Biopsychologie, Braunschweig/Germany. Dr. Jolanda Hessels: Life satisfaction and self-em- Prof. Dr. Thomas Elbert: Entwicklung eines Modells ployment. Erasmus University Rotterdam, School of zu Gen-Umwelt-Intraktionen als Risikofaktoren für Be- Economics, Department of Applied Economics, Rot- einträchtigungen der psychischen Gesundheit bei so- terdam/The Netherlands. zioökonomischen Stressbelastungen. Universität Kon- stanz, Fachbereich Psychologie, Klinische Psychologie Prof. Dr. Jiří Hlaváček: Investigation of determinants und Klinische Neuropsychologie, Konstanz/Germany. of subjective well-being in Germany. Charles Univer- sity Prag, Institute of Economic Studies, Microeco- Prof. Dr. Toni Faltermaier: Junge Menschen im Über- nomics and Mathematical Methods, Prague/Czech gang in das Erwachsenenalter. Universität Flensburg, Republic. Gesundheitspsychologie und Gesundheitsbildung, Flensburg/Germany. Katja Hünecke: Analysen zur Auswirkung von steigen- den Energiepreisen auf Haushalte in Deutschland mit Henning Fischer: Bildungsentscheidungen und -rendi- niedrigem Einkommen. Öko-Institut e.V., Bereich Ener- ten in Deutschland. Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen, gie und Klimaschutz, Darmstadt/Germany.

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Prof. Dr. Christoph Jacobs: Job design, job satisfaction Prof. Dr. Dietmar Meyer: Finanzierung eines bedin- und Gesundheit von Seelsorgern und katholischen gungslosen Grundeinkommens in Deutschland. An- Priestern. Theologische Fakultät Paderborn, Lehrstuhl drássy Universität Budapest, Internationale Bezie- für Pastoralpsychologie und -soziologie, Paderborn/ hungen, Budapest/Hungary. Germany. Associate Prof. Ana I. Moro-Egido, PhD: Determi- Prof. Dr. Bärbel Kracke: Arbeitsmarktanalysen unter nants of subjective well-being, relative concern, social Verwendung subjektiver und objektiver Indikatoren and cultural capital. Universidad de Granada, Teoria des SOEP. Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Institut e Historia Economica, Granada/Spain. für Erziehungswissenschaft, Jena/Germany. Prof. Dr. Oliver Mußhoff: Zeitinkonsistenz bei der Univ.-Prof. Dr. Klaus Kraemer: Klima Alltag. Karl-Fran- Risikoeinstellung. Universität Göttingen, Fakultät für zens-Universität Graz, Sozial- und Wirtschaftswissen- Agrarwissenschaften, Department für Agrarökono- schaften, Institut für Soziologie, Graz/Austria. mie und Rurale Entwicklung, Göttingen/Germany.

Prof. Dr. Luca Lambertini: The Effect of Non-cogni- Prof. Dr. Georg Nöldeke: Verteilungsprobleme und tive Abilities on Educational Outcomes: A Within- Sozialwahltheorie: Verteilungsempfehlungen auf Household Framework. Universita degli Studi di Bolo- Basis empirischer Nutzenbegriffe. Universität Basel, gna, Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche, Bologna/ Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Fakultät, Wirtschafts- Italy. theorie, Basel/Switzerland.

Dr. Arnaud Lechevalier: Die Metamorphosen der Dr. Francisco Perales Perez: Comparing the life Gleichheit: Deutungsmodelle des Geschlechts am Bei- course: Gender-differences in work-related consequen- spiel der Gleichstellungspolitiken im deutsch-französi- ces of life events in Britain, Germany and Australia. schen Kontakt. Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin/Germany. University of Queensland, School of Social Science, Institut for Social Science Research, Brisbane St. Lu- Prof. Dr. Maarten Lindeboom: Effects on children's cia/Australia. education after parents separation. VU University Amsterdam, Faculty of Economics and Business Ad- Prof. Klara Sabirianova Peter, Ph.D.: Comparati- ministration, Department of Economics, Amsterdam/ ve Analysis of Migration Patterns in Germany and The Netherlands. Russia. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Economics, Chapel Hill, NC/USA. Prof. Dr. Ulrike Malmendier, PhD: The Deep Roots of Entrepreneurship and Financial Development. Univer- Prof. Dr. Erik Plug: The impact of social ties on la- sity of California at Berkeley, Haas School of Business, bour market outcomes. Universiteit van Amsterdam, Finance Group, Berkeley, CA/USA. Amsterdam School of Economics, Amsterdam/The Netherlands. Prof. Elena Bárcena Martín: Income distribution, inequality, poverty and deprivation. Universidad de Christian Raschke, Ph.D.: The Impact of Income Málaga, Facultad de Económicas, Departamento de Shocks on Family and Child Well-Being. Sam Houston Economía Aplicada, Malaga/Spain. State University, Economics and international Busi- ness, Huntsville, TX/USA. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Mayrhofer: Change in managerial careers - a longitudinal analysis. Wirtschaftsuniversi- Prof. Dr. Martin Ruf: Der Einfluss von Steuern auf die tät Wien, Interdisziplinäre Abteilung für Verhaltens- Einkommensverteilung. Eberhard-Karls-Universität wissenschaftlich Orientiertes Management, Vienna/ Tübingen, Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaftliche Austria. Fakultät, Lehrstuhl für Betriebswirtschaftliche Steuer- lehre, Tübingen/Germany. Ass.-Prof. Gregory E. McAvoy: Distinguishing partisan- ship from inattention in aggregate opinion. Univer- Jun.-Prof. Torsten Oliver Salge, PhD: Efficiency of sity of North Carolina at Greensboro, Department of Social Capital in the Job Search Process. Universität Political Science, Greensboro, NC/USA. Duisburg-Essen, Mercator School of Management, BWL, Organisations- und Personalökonomie, Duis- Prof. Letizia Mencarini, PhD: Subjective well-being burg/Germany. and fertility. Collegio Carlo Alberto, Moncalieri, Turin/Italy. Prof. Dr. G. Bingham Powell, Jr.: Analyzing the dif- ference in political participation in East and West

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Germany. University of Rochester, Department of Dr. Oksana Tokarchuk: The impact of tourism on Economics and Political Science, Rochester, NY/USA. the wellbeing of residents. Free University of Bozen, School of Economics and Management, Brunico/ Prof. Dr. Johannes Schmidt: Verteilungswirkungen Italy. von Konsumbesteuerung und bedingungslosem Grundeinkommen. Hochschule Karlsruhe – Technik Prof. Dr. Christine Trampusch: Migranten als Wähler. und Wirtschaft, Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaf- Universität zu Köln, Cologne Center for Comparative ten, Karlsruhe/Germany. Politics, Cologne/Germany.

Dr. Christian Schmitt: Fertilität, partnerschaftliche Prof. Dr. Leen Vandecasteele: A life course perspecti- Aushandlungsprozesse und Erwerbsbeteiligung. Uni- ve on inequality trends across households. Eberhard- versität Rostock, Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaft- Karls-Universität Tübingen, Institut für Soziologie, liche Fakultät, Institut für Soziologie und Demogra- Tübingen/Germany. phie, Rostock/Germany. Prof. Dr. Steven Van de Walle: Coordinating for Coo- Prof. Dr. Lutz Schneider: Langfristwirkungen totalitä- hesion in the Public Sector of the Future—Project CO- rer Systeme auf individuelle, soziale und politische COPS (FP7 funded). Erasmus University Rotterdam, Einstellungen. Hochschule für angewandte Wissen- Department of Public Administration, Rotterdam/ schaften Coburg, Fakultät Wirtschaft, Coburg/Ger- The Netherlands. many. Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Voth: Persistent Anti-Semitism Associate Professor Uta Schönberg, Ph.D.: How has and the "Denazification" of Germany. Universitat the public-private wage differential in Germany chan- Pompeu Fabra, Department of Economics and Busi- ged over time and did the recent crisis have any effect ness, Barcelona/Spain. on this change? University College London, Depart- ment of Economics, London/UK. Prof. Shun Wang, Ph.D.: The dynamics of happiness across a few countries. Korea Development Institute, Dr. Gero Stenke: Darstellung und Analysen von School of Public Policy of Management, Seoul/South Strukturen, Trends und Perspektiven des deutschen Korea. Forschungs- und Innovationssystems im zeitlichen und internationalen Vergleich. Stifterverband für die Prof. Dr. Robert K. Frhr. von Weizsäcker: Einkom- Deutsche Wissenschaft e.V., Wissenschaftsstatistik, mensverteilung und intergenerationelle Mobilität. Essen/Germany. Technische Universität München, Institut für Volks- wirtschaftslehre, Finanzwissenschaft und Industrie- Dr. Christian Stock: Work stress and chronic disea- ökonomik, Munich/Germany. ses. Ruprecht-Karls-Universität, UniversitätsKlinikum Heidelberg, Institut für Medizinische Biometrie und Ass.-Prof. Laron K. Williams, PhD: Group Dynamics of Informatik, Heidelberg/Germany. Electoral Support. University of Missouri, Department of Political Science, Columbia, MO/USA. Prof. Dr. Thomas Straubhaar: Die Entwicklung der Mittelschicht. Universität Hamburg, Wirtschafts- und Prof. Dr. Martin Werding: Lebensstandardsicherung Sozialwissenschaften, VWL, insb. internationale Wirt- im Alter. Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Fakultät für Sozi- schaftsbeziehungen, Hamburg/Germany. alwissenschaften, Sektion Sozialpolitik und Sozialöko- nomie, Bochum/Germany. Robert Tamura, Ph.D.: Assimilation of the EU and NON-EU foreigners in Germany. Clemson University, Jan Wynen, PhD: Towards flexible career in the fede- Department of Economics, Clemson, SC/USA. ral government. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Insti- tuut voor de Overheid, Leuven/Belgium. Prof. Dr. Lutz Thieme: Generation Y — Veränderte Einstellungen und Verhaltensweisen einer neuen Generation und deren Auswirkung auf die Sportver- einslandschaft in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Hochschule Koblenz, RheinAhrCampus Remagen, Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften, Remagen/ Germany.

28 | SOEPnewsletter 101, July 2013 Affiliates/Staff

Affiliates/Staff DIW Research Professors/ DIW Forschungs- professorInnen SOEP Survey Committee Prof. Dr. Johann Behrens The DIW Berlin Board of Trustees has appointed the Universität Halle (Health Sociology) SOEP Survey Committee. The eight members, all [email protected] renowned international scholars, provide advice on the further development of the SOEPsurvey as well Prof. Dr. Martin Biewen as SOEPservice. We are very grateful that this im- Universität Tübingen (Economics) pressive group of researchers is willing to help us [email protected] with the enhancement of SOEP. Prof. Dr. Friedrich Breyer Prof. Dr. Simon Gaechter Universität Konstanz (Economic and Social Policy) Professor of Psychology [email protected] of Economic Decision Making University of Nottingham Prof. Richard V. Burkhauser, PhD [email protected] Cornell University (Policy Analysis and Management) Prof. Janet C. Gornick, PhD [email protected] Professor of Political Science and Sociology LIS—Luxembourg Data Center Prof. Edward J. Castronova, PhD and City University of New York University of Indiana (Telecommunications) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Dr. Karin Gottschall Prof. Mick P. Couper, PhD Professor of Sociology University of Michigan (Survey Methodology) University of Bremen [email protected] [email protected] Prof. Dr. Martin Diewald Prof. Dr. Bärbel-Maria Kurth Universität Bielefeld (Sociology) Director of the Department for Epidemiology and [email protected] Health Reporting Robert Koch Institute, Berlin Prof. Dr. Thomas Dohmen [email protected] Maastricht University (Economics) [email protected] Prof. James J. Heckman, PhD Professor of Economics Prof. Dr. Marcel Erlinghagen University of Chicago Universität Duisburg-Essen (Social Science) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Guillermina Jasso, PhD Prof. Dr. Armin Falk Professor of Sociology Universität Bonn (Economics) New York University [email protected] [email protected] Prof. Dr. Jürgen Gerhards Prof. Dr. Peter Lynn Freie Universität Berlin (Sociology) Professor of Survey Methodology [email protected] University of Essex [email protected] Prof. Dr. Johannes Giesecke Universität Bamberg (Sociology) Prof. Dr. Rainer Winkelmann (Head) [email protected] Professor of Econometrics University of Zurich Prof. Dr. Olaf Groh-Samberg [email protected] Universität Bremen (Sociology) [email protected]

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Prof. Dr. John P. Haisken-DeNew Prof. Richard E. Lucas, PhD University of Melbourne Michigan State University (Psychology) (Economics of Education and Child Development) [email protected] [email protected] Prof. Dr. Wenzel Matiaske Prof. Dr. Karsten Hank Helmut-Schmidt-Universität Hamburg Universität zu Köln (Sociology) (International Management) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Bruce Headey, PhD Prof. Dr. Markus Pannenberg University of Melbourne (Sociology) Fachhochschule Bielefeld (Labor Economics) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Jennifer Hunt, PhD Prof. Nilam Ram, PhD Rutgers University (Labor Economics) Penn State University (Psychology) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Stephen P. Jenkins, PhD Prof. Regina Riphahn, PhD London School of Economics and Political Science Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (Income Distribution and Inequality) (Economics) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Dr. Hendrik Jürges Prof. Dr. Christian von Scheve Bergische Universität Wuppertal Freie Universität Berlin (Languages of Emotion) (Health Economics) [email protected] [email protected] Prof. Dr. Jule Specht Prof. Dr. Lutz C. Kaiser Freie Universität Berlin (Psychology) Fachhochschule für öffentliche Verwaltung NRW [email protected] (Sociology) [email protected] Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schimmack University of Toronto, Mississauga (Psychology) Prof. Dr. Frauke Kreuter [email protected] Institut für Arbeitsmarkt- und Berufsforschung (IAB) der Bundesagentur für Arbeit (BA) Prof. Dr. Florian Schmiedek (Survey Methodology) Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, DIPF (Psychology) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Dr. Michaela Kreyenfeld Prof. Dr. Jörg-Peter Schräpler Max Planck Institute for Demographic Ruhr-Universität Bochum (Sociology) Research, Rostock (Demography) [email protected] [email protected] Prof. Dr. Martin Spieß Prof. Dr. Frieder R. Lang Universität Hamburg (Statistical Modelling) Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (Psychology) [email protected] [email protected] Prof. Dr. Uwe Sunde Prof. Dr. Stefan Liebig Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Universität Bielefeld (Sociology) (Economics) [email protected] uwe.sunde!lmu.de

Prof. Dean R. Lillard, PhD Prof. Dr. Holly Sutherland Ohio State University (Economics) University of Essex (Microsimulation) [email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Dr. Henning Lohmann Prof. Dr. Heike Trappe Universität Osnabrück (Sociology) Universität Rostock [email protected] (Sociology and Family Demography) [email protected]

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Prof. em. Dr. Gisela Trommsdorff SOEP/DIW Research Universität Konstanz (Developmental Psychology) Affiliates/SOEP/DIW [email protected] Forschungskooperationen Prof. Dr. Bernd Weber Universität Bonn (Neuroeconomics) [email protected] PD Dr. Michaela Riediger Max Planck Institute for Human Development Prof. Dr. Bernd Wegener (Psychology) Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Sociology) [email protected] [email protected] Eva Sierminska, PhD Prof. Dr. Mark Wooden CEPS/INSTEAD, Esch-sur-Alzette (Economics) University of Melbourne (Labor Economics) [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Arne Uhlendorff University of Mannheim Faculty of Economics DIW ForschungsdirektorInnen/ (Econometrics and Empirical Economics) DIW Research Directors [email protected]

Prof. Dr. Denis Gerstorf Asghar Zaidi, PhD Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Psychology) University of Southhampton [email protected] (European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research) PD Dr. Elke Holst [email protected] DIW Research Group (Gender Studies) [email protected] Asst. Prof. Dr. Nicolas Ziebarth Cornell University (Health Economics) [email protected]

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Simone Bartsch Peter Krause Christine Kurka Jan Goebel Uta Rahmann Marcel Hebing Anika Rasner SOEP Staff (in Berlin)

Forschungsbasierte Infrastruktureinrichtung SOEP / Research Infrastructure German Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP)

Leitung / Director Management und Administration / Surveymethodik und –management / Prof. Dr. Jürgen Schupp Management and Administration Survey Methodology and Management Phone: -238, [email protected] Forschungsmanagement Surveymanagement / Research Management Survey Management Stellvertretende Leiter / Dr. Sandra Gerstorf (on leave) Dr. Elisabeth Liebau (on leave) Deputy Heads Phone: -228, [email protected] Phone: -259, [email protected] Dr. Simone Bartsch Surveymethodik und –management / Wissenschaftspresse / Phone: -438, [email protected] Head of Survey Methodology Scientific Press Relations Prof. Dr. Martin Kroh Monika Wimmer Survey-Methodologie/ Phone: -678, [email protected] Phone : -251 [email protected] Survey Methodology Sabine Kallwitz (on leave) Prof. Dr. Martin Kroh Leiter des Forschungsdatenzentrums / Phone: -179, [email protected] Phone: -678, [email protected] Head of the Research Data Center of the SOEP Dokumentation/Documentation Innovationsstichprobe (SOEP-IS) / Dr. Jan Goebel Innovation Sample (SOEP-IS) Phone: -377, [email protected] Uta Rahmann Phone: -287, [email protected] Dr. David Richter Phone: -413, [email protected] Teamassistenz / Team Assistance Social Media SOEP-Related Studies (SOEP-RS) Christiane Nitsche Janina Britzke (on leave) Phone: -671, [email protected] Phone: -418, [email protected] Prof. Dr. C. Katharina Spieß Phone: -254, [email protected]

Patricia Axt Gäste und Veranstaltungsmanagement / Prof. Thomas Siedler, PhD Phone: -490, [email protected] Guests and Event Management Phone:-671, [email protected] Christine Kurka Phone: -283, [email protected] Wissenstransfer und Schulung / Knowledge Transfer SOEPnewsletter Dr. Marco Giesselmann Phone: -503, [email protected] PD Dr. Elke Holst Phone: -281, [email protected]

Übersetzung /Translation and Editing Deborah Anne Bowen Phone: -332, [email protected]

Datenweitergabe, SOEPhotline / Data Distribution, SOEPhotline Michaela Engelmann Phone : -292, [email protected]

Theresa Kilger Phone: -292, [email protected]

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Martin Kroh Silke Anger Markus Grabka Ingrid Tucci Marco Giesselmann Deborah Bowen David Richter

Bereich Data-Operation und Elisabeth Bügelmayer (DIW Berlin GC) (on leave) Studentische MitarbeiterInnen / Forschungsdatenzentrum (FDZ) / Phone: -344, [email protected] Student Assistants Data Operation and Peter Eibich Thomas Apolke Research Data Center (RDC) Phone: -223, [email protected] Annegret Arnold Katrin Arnold Adrian Hille (DIW Berlin GC) Antje Brümmerstedt Datenaufbereitung, Datenbank und Lang- Phone: -376, [email protected] Ulrike Ehrlich zeitarchivierung / Data Administration Stefan Etgeton Dr. Anika Rasner Phillip Göllnitz Dr. Peter Krause Phone: -235, [email protected] Paul Illg Phone: -690, [email protected] Theresa Kilger Denise Saßenroth Cordula Klaus Dr. Veronika Waue (on leave) Phone: -285, [email protected] Melanie Koch Phone: -221,[email protected] Lea Kröger Mathis Schröder, PhD Maria Metzing Phone: -222, [email protected] Stephanie Muth Datengenerierung, -prüfung Aline Paßlack und Imputation / Data Generation, Rainer Siegers Maximilian Priem Testing, and Imputation Phone: -239, [email protected] Guido Putzke Mareike Reimann Dr. Silke Anger Dr. Ingrid Tucci Tomas Repasky Phone: -526, [email protected] Phone: -465, [email protected] Aljoscha Richter Julia Sander Dr. Hansjörg Haas Michael Weinhardt Tim Sawert Phone: -243, [email protected] (DIW Berlin GC) André Schmelzer Phone: -341, [email protected] Guido Schulz Frauke Peter Judith Schwarz Phone: -468, [email protected] Daniel Schwertfeger Mila Staneva Dr. Christian Schmitt Ausbildung und Qualifizierung / Katharina Strauch Phone: -603, [email protected] Max von Ungern-Sternberg Education and Training Linda Wittbrodt Dr. Daniel Schnitzlein Anna Wieber Phone: -322, [email protected] Promovierende am SOEP / SOEP Graduate Students* Forschungsbereich Gender Studies/In- Internationale Datenformate / Sarah Dahmann (Economics) (DIW Berlin GC) terdisciplinary Research Area International Data Formats Phone: -461 , [email protected] Gender Studies Dr. Markus M. Grabka Frederike Esche (Sociology) (BGSS) Phone -339, [email protected] Phone: -461, [email protected] PD Dr. Elke Holst (Research Director) (Labor and Gender Economics) Anita Kottwitz (Sociology) (LIFE) Phone: -281, [email protected] Metadaten / Meta data Phone: -319, [email protected] Marcel Hebing Phone: -242, [email protected] Christian Krekel (Economics) (DIW Berlin GC) Phone: -688, [email protected] Ingo Sieber Phone: -260, [email protected] Hannes Neiss (Sociology) (BGSS) Phone: -461, [email protected]

Regional- und georeferenzierte Daten / Julia Schimeta (Gender Studies) (BGSS) Regional and Geodata Phone: -301, [email protected] Dr. Jan Goebel Doreen Triebe (Gender Studies) (DIW Berlin GC) Phone: -377, [email protected] Phone: -272, [email protected] * BGSS: Berlin Graduate School of Social Sci- ences at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Nina Vogel (Psychology) (LIFE) DIW Berlin GC: DIW Berlin Graduate Center Phone: -319, [email protected] of Economic and Social Research. Drittmittelforschung und LIFE: International Max Planck Research angewandte Panelanalysen / Juliana Werneburg School "The Life Course: Evolutionary (DIW Berlin GC) and Autogenetic Dynamics (LIFE)." Applied Panel Analysis Phone: -217, [email protected] Alexandra Avdeenko (DIW Berlin GC) Phone: -587, [email protected] Auszubildende / Apprentices

Anke Böckenhoff Florian Griese Phone: -223, [email protected] Phone: -345, [email protected] Janine Napieraj Phone: -345, [email protected]

Marius Pahl Phone: -345,[email protected] SOEPnewsletter 101, July 2013 | 33 Affiliates/Staff

Anne Bohlender Simon Huber Katja Reimann Andreas Stocker Salma Stimmel Christine Müller Nico A. Siegel

Staff SOEP Fieldwork Organization (in Munich)

TNS Infratest Sozialforschung does the fieldwork for SOEP, and is working together with the Berlin SOEP group to enhance the quality of the SOEP study by addressing issues such as questionnaire design, data quality, and panel design and management.

The SOEP group at TNS Infratest Sozialforschung consists of the following core members:

Dr. Nico A. Siegel Gottfried Große Susanne Nägele Senior Director Project Assistant Research Executive at TNS Infratest Sozialforschung [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Simon Huber Karolina Pfont Anne Bohlender Senior Consultant Project Assistant Senior Consultant [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Annika Ignell Katja Reimann Stefan Burkhardt Project Assistant Project Management Project Assistant [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Susanne Kober Salma Stimmel Andrea Gensicke Personal Assistant to Senior Director Senior Project Manager Project Manager [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Leonie Konhäuser Andreas Stocker Gabriele Geßner Research Executive Senior Project Manager Project Manager [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Luminita Mihailicenco Ulrike Geßner Project Assistant Assistants Research Executive [email protected] Rudolf Franz [email protected] Nadine Kirchhof Christine Müller Anna Rysina Dirk Geue Project Manager Elisabeth Wendler Senior Project Manager [email protected] [email protected]

TNS Infratest Sozialforschung Landsberger Str. 284 80687 Munich | Germany Phone: +49—89—5600—1756 Fax: +49—89—5600—1441 http://www.tns-infratest-sofo.com/

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German Socio-Economic Upcoming Conferences/Workshops 2013 Panel Study (SOEP) DIW Berlin July 12–14 2013 IAFFE Annual Conference Mohrenstr. 58 Palo Alto, CA/USA 10117 Berlin Germany July 15–19 5th Conference of European Survey Research Association (ESRA), LKubljana, Slowenia Phone: . . . . . +49—30—897 89—671 Fax: ...... +49—30—897 89—109 July 16–19 RC 28 Conference (New Horizons in Research on e-mail ...... [email protected] Stratification, Mobility and Inequality), Brisbane/Australia

July 22–24 Fifth meeting of the Society for the Study of Economic SOEPnewsletter Homepage: Inequality (EQINEQ), Bari/Italy http://www.diw.de/SOEPnewsletter

July 24–26 2013 Understanding Society Research Conference Editorial Office (University of Essex), Colchester/UK Editor: PD Dr. Elke Holst [email protected] August 3–8 Joint Statistical Meeting (JSM) (USA, Canada), Deborah Bowen Montreal/Canada [email protected] Christine Kurka August 10–13 108th ASA Annual Meeting, New York, NY/USA [email protected] Uta Rahmann [email protected] August 26–30 28th Annual Congress of the European Economic Association (EEA), Gothenburg/Sweden Technical Office: Michaela Engelmann [email protected] August 26-30 67th European Meeting of the Econometric Society (ESEM), Gothenburg/Sweden

August 29–September 1 American Political Science Association Meeting (APSA), For questions concerning data and orders, Chicago,IL/USA please contact SOEPhotline: [email protected] September 4-7 Jahrestagung des Vereins für Socialpolitik (German Economic Association Annual Congress), Düsseldorf/Germany ISSN Print: 1864-9807 ISSN Online: 1864-9815 September 5-7 11th Annual ESPAnet Conference "SOCIAL POLICY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT", Poznan/Poland

September 12-13 Herbsttagung der DGS-Sektionen Soziale Ungleichheit und Sozialstrukturanalyse und Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung, Cologne/Germany

September 17-20 Statistische Woche 2013 – Jahrestagung der Deutschen Statistischen Gesellschaft, Berlin/Germany

September 20 30 Years of German SOEP: Anniversary Colloquium on Happiness Research, Berlin/Germany

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Call for papers for the 7th MESS workshop

August 30 -31, 2013

We are pleased to announce the seventh MESS workshop on innovative aspects of Internet interviewing, and on research conducted in the LISS panel and Immigrant panel. We kindly invite you to submit a paper to be presented at this workshop. Please indicate in which of the following themes your presentation can be categorized:

1. Response behaviour and representativity in web surveys, Internet panels and mobile surveys Examples would be: Attrition effects specific for Internet panels, weights for Internet panels, models for longitudinal analysis, stimulating online response over time, special groups for Internet surveys (e.g. visually impaired), etc. 2. Questionnaire design for online datacollection, including mobile questionnaires Examples would be: visual design of online questionnaires, experiments with apps and mobile questionnaires, comparison of response effects in computer-based and mobile questionnaires 3. Challenges in linking Internet survey data to administrative data What are the challenges in linking (Internet) survey data to administrative data? What does linking bring us in addition to the analysis of the separate data sets. 4. Biomarker measures and innovative health measures The use of advanced measures of weight, blood pressure, activity, heart rate, the collecting of traditional biomarkers in online panels or in combination with online surveys. Also: The analysis of the high frequency data resulting from innovative health measures: How can we handle such large amount of data, what are appropriate models, etc. 5. New technology: smartphones, new devices, speech technology, GPS Examples would be: Mobility research using GPS data, combinations of visual and voice mode, speech technology, innovative and new designs, special experimental set-ups. Also: The analysis of GPS data: How to handle these privacy-sensitive data, what are appropriate models for it, etc. 6. Studies resulting from the MESS project Researches who have used the LISS panel or Immigrant panel to collect data, or who have used the data in the LISS data archive, are invited to present the results of their study.

Abstracts and papers can be submitted via email to Josette Janssen: [email protected], by June 15, 2013 at the latest. Submissions will be acknowledged by return email and acceptances will be communicated by July 1, 2013. For presenters of accepted papers travel and lodging costs associated with attending will be reimbursed.

The workshop will be held at a central location in The Netherlands.

Marcel Das Arie Kapteyn Annette Scherpenzeel Arthur van Soest

Call for Papers

2. Rhein‐Ruhr Promovendensymposium „Arbeit und Soziale Sicherheit“

13./14. März 2014 in Duisburg

Das Rhein‐Ruhr Promovendensymposium ist eine Veranstaltung, die gemeinsam vom Wirt‐ schafts‐ und Sozialwissenschaftlichen Institut (WSI) in der Hans‐Böckler‐Stiftung, Düsseldorf sowie dem Institut Arbeit und Qualifikation (IAQ) und dem Institut für Soziologie (IfS) der Universität Duisburg‐Essen organisiert wird. Das Organisations‐ und Programmkomitee besteht aus Dr. Rein‐ hard Bispinck (WSI), PD Dr. Martin Brussig (IAQ) und Prof. Dr. Marcel Erlinghagen (IfS). Die jährlich ausgerichtete Veranstaltung richtet sich an Promovendinnen und Promovenden unter‐ schiedlicher sozialwissenschaftlicher Disziplinen und angrenzender Fächer (z.B. Soziologie, Wirt‐ schaftswissenschaft, Politikwissenschaft), deren laufende Doktorarbeit einen Zusammenhang mit dem Oberthema „Arbeit und Soziale Sicherheit“ aufweist. Im Rahmen des Symposiums besteht für die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer die Möglichkeit, ihre im Entstehungsprozess befindliche Arbeit vorzustellen und mit erfahrenen Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern sowie anderen Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden intensiv zu diskutieren. Dabei sind sowohl theoretisch‐ konzeptionelle als auch empirische oder sozialpolitische Arbeiten gleichermaßen erwünscht. Interessierte Promovendinnen und Promovenden können sich für die Präsentation ihrer Arbeit bewerben, indem sie bis zum 31. Juli 2013 eine Zusammenfassung ihres Vorhabens (maximal 3.000 Zeichen) einreichen. Eine Entscheidung über die Annahme des Vortragsvorschlags fällt spä‐ testens bis zum 31. Oktober 2013. Angenommene Bewerberinnen und Bewerber müssen den Or‐ ganisatoren dann bis spätestens 31. Januar 2014 einen zusammenhängenden Aufsatz (maximal 60.000 Zeichen) zusenden. Die ausgewählten Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer werden auf dem Symposium in maximal 20 Minuten wesentliche Aspekte ihrer Arbeit vortragen. Dieser Vortrag und der zuvor eingereichte Aufsatz werden anschließend durch eine(n) erfahrene(n) Forscher(in) kommentiert und im Plenum diskutiert. Für eingeladene Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer übernehmen die Organisatoren die anfallenden Fahrt‐ und Hotelkosten.

Bitte senden Sie Ihre Bewerbung in elektronischer Form an: Prof. Dr. Marcel Erlinghagen c/o Silke Demmler (Sekretariat) Institut für Soziologie Universität Duisburg‐Essen silke.demmler@uni‐due.de

Lecturers Organisers 7th International Research Workshop

Assistant Prof. Nisar Ahmad, University of Southern Denmark

Prof. Dr. Maike Andresen, University of Bamberg

Dr. Anna Brake, University of Augsburg

Prof. Dr. Jana Diesner, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Tobias Gramlich, University of Duisburg-Essen Photo: Flemming Nissen, www.ﬂemmingsfoto.dk PD Dr. Elke Holst, German Socio-Economic Panel Study niersit of aur (SOEP) at DIW Berlin & University of Flensburg

Fakultät Wirtschafts- und Lea Kröger, German Socio-Economic Panel Study Sozialwissenschaften (SOEP) at DIW Berlin

Dr. Per Kropp, Institute for Employment Research

Dr. Marco Lehmann, University of Hamburg

Dr. Timo Lenzner, GESIS – Leibniz-Institute DIW Berlin - German Institute for Economic Research for the Social Sciences

Prof. Dr. Wenzel Matiaske, Helmut-Schmidt-University/ University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg

Prof. Dr. Katja Rost, University of Zurich Contact: Andrea Schäfer, University of Bremen Helmut-Schmidt-University/University of the Federal Armed Forces Prof. Torben Dall Schmidt, Institute for Employment and Labour Relations (IPA) University of Southern Denmark Holstenhofweg 85 · 22043 Hamburg Stefan Seth, Institute for Employment Research Methods for Ph.D. Fon +49 40 - 6541-2232 · Fax +49 40 - 6541-3522 Dr. Michael Terwey, GESIS – Leibniz-Institute E-Mail: [email protected] for the Social Sciences Further information and registration: 29 September - 4 October 2013 Assistant Prof. Dr. Miriam M. Wilhelm, University of Groningen Akademie Sankelmark, Flensburg (Germany) http://www.phd-network.eu/ University of Southern Denmark, Sønderborg (Denmark) International Research Workshop Workshop Programme

Empirical research is seeking through methodological processes to Sunday, 29 September 2013 discover, hopefully, nontrivial facts and insights. Beside choosing a topic and grounding an idea in theory, empirical research consists of 16.00 h Arrival 19.00 h Greeting & Welcome Room Stockholm gathering and analysing data as well as presenting results in scientific Prof. Dr. Wenzel Matiaske & Prof. Dr. Charlotte Gaitanides contexts in order to contribute new issues to the body of acquired 18.00 h Dinner 20.00 h Networking Bierklause knowledge - not only to someone‘s own but also to that of others. Monday, 30 Sep. Tuesday, 1 Oct. Wednesday, 2 Oct. Thursday, 3 Oct. Friday, 4 Oct.

Breakfast 7.00 - 7.45 h Our workshop tackles these steps of your research project: Departure at 8.00 h • Gathering data via (un)structured interviews and analysing 7.30 h Breakfast standardized survey data, 9.00 - 12.30 h Data Analysis with Stata Data Analysis with Stata • using the computer for qualitative and quantitative data analysis. parallel courses Data Analysis with R Data Analysis with R These steps will strengthen the cooperation in empirical research to 10.30 - 11.00 h coffee break Qualitative Inquiry and Qualitative Inquiry and boost and streamline ones project. Qualitative Methods: Content Analysis with Day at the SDU Content Analysis with From Research Question to Study Design MAXQDA MAXQDA

The regular workshop fee is 395 Euro (including meals and accom- Introduction Introduction modation at Sankelmark). to the German General Introduction to the SOEP to IAB Data Social Survey (ALLBUS)

It is possible to get a certificate on the credit points (according to the 12.30 h Lunch European Credit Transfer System). 14.00 - 17.30 h Questionnaire Design Departure parallel courses Introduction to Survival Analysis Further information and registration: 15.30 - 16.00 h coffee break Introduction to MAXQDA http://www.phd-network.eu/ Case Study Research for Case Studies

From Words to Networks - Information and Relation Extraction from Text Data and Network Analysis

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Income Inequality

Economic Disparities and the Middle Class in Affluent Countries

Edited by Janet C. Gornick and Markus Jäntti

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Income Inequality

Economic Disparities and the Middle Class in Affluent Countries

EDITED BY JANET C. GORNICK AND MARKUS JÄNTTI contents

Foreword Anthony B. Atkinson xiii Acknowledgments xv Contributors xvii

Introduction 1 Janet C. Gornick and Markus Jäntti

PART I: Income: Trends in Household Income Inequality

chapter one How Has Income Inequality Grown? The Reshaping of the Income Distribution in LIS Countries 51 Arthur S. Alderson and Kevin Doran

PART II: The Middle Class: The Middle Class in the In- come Distribution

chapter two On the Identification of the Middle Class 77 Anthony B. Atkinson and Andrea Brandolini

chapter three Has Rising Inequality Reduced Middle-Class Income Growth? 101 Lane Kenworthy

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chapter four Welfare Regimes, Cohorts, and the Middle Classes 115 Louis Chauvel

PART III: Politics: Inequality, Political Behavior, and Public Opinion

chapter five Political Sources of Government Redistribution in High-Income Countries 145 Vincent A. Mahler, David K. Jesuit, and Piotr R. Paradowski

chapter six Income Distribution, Inequality Perceptions, and Redistributive Preferences in European Countries 173 István György Tóth and Tamás Keller

Part IV: Employment: Women’s Work, Inequality, and the Economic Status of Families

chapter seven Women’s Employment and Household Income Inequality 207 Susan Harkness

chapter eight Women’s Employment, Unpaid Work, and Economic Inequality 234 Nancy Folbre, Janet C. Gornick, Helen Connolly, and Teresa Munzi

chapter nine Women’s Work, Family Earnings, and Public Policy 261 Margarita Estévez-Abe and Tanja Hethey-Maier

Part V: Wealth: The Distribution of Assets and Debt

chapter ten The Distribution of Assets and Debt 285 S Eva Sierminska, Timothy M. Smeeding, and Serge Allegrezza N x

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chapter eleven The Joint Distribution of Income and Wealth 312 Markus Jäntti, Eva Sierminska, and Philippe Van Kerm

chapter twelve The Fourth Retirement Pillar in Rich Countries 334 Bruce Bradbury

chapter thirteen Public Pension Entitlements and the Distribution of Wealth 362 Joachim R. Frick and Markus M. Grabka

Part VI: Country Case Studies: Inequality in Japan, Iceland, India, and South Africa

chapter fourteen Income and Wealth Inequality in Japan 387 Colin McKenzie

chapter fifteen Income Inequality in Boom and Bust: A Tale from Iceland’s Bubble Economy 416 Stefán Ólafsson and Arnaldur Sölvi Kristjánsson

chapter sixteen Horizontal and Vertical Inequalities in India 439 Reeve Vanneman and Amaresh Dubey

chapter seventeen Post-Apartheid Changes in South African Inequality 459 Murray Leibbrandt, Arden Finn, and Ingrid Woolard

Conclusion 487 Janet C. Gornick and Markus Jäntti

Index 497

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