Generations and Gender Programme (GGP)
This study is part of the collection NEAR - National E-Infrastructure for Aging Research in Sweden
Creator/Principal investigator(s):
Elizabeth Thomson - Stockholm University, Department of Sociology
Gunnar Andersson - Stockholm University, Department of Sociology
Description:
The Generations and Gender Programme (GGP) is a Social Science Research Infrastructure that provides micro- and macro-level data which significantly improve the knowledge base for social science. The Infrastructure is run by institutes with strong traditions in academic and policy-related research on population and family change and on survey methodology.
The survey was conducted in two waves. Up till now, 19 countries have conducted at least one wave of data collection, with an average of 9,000 respondents per country. The Generations and Gender Programme is unique in its large coverage of Central and East European countries. Respondents are interviewed every 3 years and changes in the family life are recorded. GGP covers the whole adult life-course, between the age of 18 and 79. The Programme’s main goal is to provide data that can contribute to enhanced understanding of demographic and social developments and of the factors that influence these
developments, with particular attention given to relationships between children and parents (generations) and those between partners (gender). A b
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Stockholm University
Creator/Principal investigator(s):
Elizabeth Thomson - Stockholm University, Department of Sociology
Gunnar Andersson - Stockholm University, Department of Sociology
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United Nations, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute
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SND-ID: EXT 0212
Description:
The Generations and Gender Programme (GGP) is a Social Science Research Infrastructure that provides micro- and macro-level data which significantly improve the knowledge base for social science. The Infrastructure is run by institutes with strong traditions in academic and policy-related research on population and family change and on survey methodology.
The survey was conducted in two waves. Up till now, 19 countries have conducted at least one wave of data collection, with an average of 9,000 respondents per country. The Generations and Gender Programme is unique in its large coverage of Central and East European countries. Respondents are interviewed every 3 years and changes in the family life are recorded. GGP covers the whole adult life-course, between the age of 18 and 79. The Programme’s main goal is to provide data that can contribute to enhanced understanding of demographic and social developments and of the factors that influence these
developments, with particular attention given to relationships between children and parents (generations) and those between partners (gender). A b
Time period(s) investigated:
2001 — ongoing
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Geographic location: Sweden, Georgia, Japan, Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Lithuania, Estonia, Norway, Bulgaria, Italy, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Romania, Russian Federation, Poland, Australia
Geographic description: Wave 1 was conducted in 19 countries. Wave 2 was conducted in 12 countries.
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Country
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People aged 18-79 years residing in one of the 19 countries included in the study
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Generations and Gender Survey Sweden Wave 1
Creator/Principal investigator(s):
Elizabeth Thomson - Stockholm University, Department of Sociology
Gunnar Andersson - Stockholm University, Department of Sociology
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Mode of collection: Telephone interview
Description of the mode of collection: Telephone interview (CATI WinDATI at Statistics Sweden) and Registers for information on: family of origin, current partner, children, partner history, fertility intentions, education, employment, occupation and income (respondent and current partner).
Time period(s) for data collection: 2012-04 — 2013-04
Source of the data: Population group
Mode of collection: Self-administered questionnaire
Description of the mode of collection: Self-administered postal questionnaire or online alternative for information on: household economy, household work, decision making, social and economic exchange, Health and Wellbeing, values, beliefs, Subjective norms, and intentions.
Time period(s) for data collection: 2012-04 — 2013-04
Source of the data: Population group
Number of individuals/objects:
9688
Response rate/participation rate:
53,8%