Volume
8 Number 1 March 1995
Issue Editor: David Rose
The
first issue of Volume 8 is devoted to the topic of the use of household panel
surveys for social scientific research and social policy analysis. The issue
was developed under the guest editorship of David Rose of the University of
Essex. It includes an overview on household panel studies by David Rose, a
discussion paper by Lidia Barreiros on the European Household Panel Survey and
contributions by experts on the field on the use of the German, British, Dutch
and Hungarian panels. Issue 8/1 is the first to be published with the new
lay-out of Innovation.
Papers
David Rose
Household Panel Studies: an Overview -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]
Graham Kalton and Constance F. Citro
Panel Surveys: Adding the Fourth Dimension -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]
Lidia Barreiros
The European Community Household Panel (ECHP): its Design,
Scientific and Policy Purposes -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]
Marcia Freed Taylor and Gaston
Schaber
An Integrated Longitudinal Database for Comparative Analysis: the
Panel Comparability Project -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]
Jacqueline Scott
Using Household Panels to Study Micro-Social Change -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]
Henk-Jan Dirven and Jos Berghman
The Evolution of Income Poverty in the Netherlands: Results from
the Dutch Socio-Economic Panel Survey -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]
Jürgen Schupp and Gert G. Wagner
The German Socio-Economic Panel: a Database for Longitudinal
International Comparisons -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]
István György Tóth
The First Two Waves of the Hungarian Household Panel: Methods and
Results -[ABSTRACT
ONLINE]