Patrick Sturgis (London School of Economics) presented a survey methods webinar about using generative AI in surveys on 15 September 2026. Large language models have the potential to transform many…

This study examines individual-level determinants of AI acceptance in the workplace using survey data from 5250 employed adults in eleven European countries, drawn from Wave 5 (fielded May–June 2025) of the ESS’s CRONOS3, a cross-national probability-based panel of the adult population.

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Longitudinal weights can now be applied to any analysis of data from the first five waves of the self-completion panel survey (ESS-CRONOS-3) – fielded as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

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Patrick Sturgis (London School of Economics) presented a survey methods webinar about using generative AI in surveys on 15 September 2026.

This annual event is organised in collaboration with City St George’s, University of London and the Social Research Association

In democracies, public support for climate policies can influence governments’ willingness to decarbonise economic production. The relevance of public opinion for climate policies has sparked rich research on this subject.

A dataset on demographics has been added to the NextGen Harmonised Data Gateway being delivered as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

This webinar will present the development of the CRONOS-3 self-completion panel survey, implemented in 11 countries as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

Social isolation has long been recognized as a determinant of poor health, particularly in older adults. However, its effects on young people remain underexplored.

A dataset on demographics has been added to the NextGen Harmonised Data Gateway being delivered as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

Patrick Sturgis (London School of Economics) presented a survey methods webinar about using generative AI in surveys on 15 September 2026.

Register now This webinar will present the development of the CRONOS-3 self-completion panel survey, implemented in 11 countries as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

In digital societies with evolving pathways to subjective well-being, modern media has become a new channel for individuals to seek cultural interaction and identity recognition beyond traditional religious methods.

Across Europe, long-standing survey programmes have moved or are in the process of moving from interviewer-administered to self-completion modes of data collection.

Register now This webinar will present the development of the CRONOS-3 self-completion panel survey, implemented in 11 countries as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

This seminar will present findings from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)-funded Survey Futures project ‘Integrating Generative AI in Question Design Evaluation and Testing’.

Register via Zoom This specialised technical session is to support the interactive Infra4NextGen training course: Creating and working with ex-post harmonised survey data.

This study examines the relationship between subjective general health and institutional political participation, with a focus on the mediating mechanisms and age-related heterogeneity in this association.

We are pleased to announce that Survey Futures is running its Early Career Impact Awards for the second time, this year, set to take place on 11 November 2026 in London.

Drawing on a theoretical framework that emphasizes the significant role of fairness in shaping individuals’ subjective well-being (SWB), this study examined the association between perceived income fairness and life satisfaction across 29 European countries using data from European Social Survey Round 9.

This webinar will present the development of the CRONOS-3 self-completion panel survey, implemented in 11 countries as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

The selected candidate will join the Survey Methods and Analysis Centre (SMAC), part of Unit S.3. SMAC contributes to evidence-based policymaking by combining methodological and applied research.

The second demographic transition (SDT) theory highlights how nontraditional family behaviors first emerged in Nordic countries and diffused elsewhere.

This article is a contribution to debates on the role of trade unions and industrial relations institutions in boosting popular support for a greener economy.

ICOS Cities - PAUL has developed innovative tools to help cities monitor greenhouse gas emissions in near real time. The project enables cities to verify emissions, identify sources, and evaluate the impact of climate action measures.

Measuring gender-related questions in face-to-face surveys can be challenging due to the potential influence of the interviewer’s gender.

Discussions in the media about the generational divide in politics only capture part of what is happening.

This seminar will present findings from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)-funded Survey Futures project ‘Integrating Generative AI in Question Design Evaluation and Testing’.

Register now This webinar will present the development of the CRONOS-3 self-completion panel survey, implemented in 11 countries as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

This webinar will present the development of the CRONOS-3 self-completion panel survey, implemented as part of the Infra4NextGen project.

Family policies aimed at reconciling the pressures of family and work shape women's employment outcomes.

This seminar will present findings from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)-funded Survey Futures project ‘Integrating Generative AI in Question Design Evaluation and Testing’.

This annual event is organised in collaboration with City St George’s, University of London and the Social Research Association

Social trust is widely recognised as an important intangible asset shaping macroeconomic performance, yet the channels through which it operates remain imperfectly understood.

Democratic Satisfaction and the Public Sphere - Volume 56

Longitudinal weights can now be applied to any analysis of data from the first five waves of the self-completion panel survey (ESS-CRONOS-3) – fielded as part of the Infra4NextGen project.