The importance of wealth: gender and generational differences
This short analysis aims at investigating gender and generational differences in opinion towards importance of being rich, having money, and expensive things using ESS data from 2018.
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Gender and salary negotiation in Europe
In this short analysis, we used Eurobarometer survey data (Round 87.4 – June 2017) to investigate how gender affects the propensity to salary negotiation.
The role of religious background in the acculturation of second-generation immigrants in Europe
This thesis examines the association between religious background in the country of origin and attitudes and beliefs of second-generation immigrants in Europe.
Social media sites and language: an empirical analysis of inclusive language
Using a mixed method approach, this thesis studies inclusive language and the attitudes people have toward it
Pope Francis’ effect on public opinion towards guaranteed basic income for all workers
Authors: Students* of the “Experimental Designs in Social and Political research” class (Instructor: Riccardo Ladini) – Academic Year 2022/2023 INTRODUCTION Poverty alleviation is a specific welfare issue which has gained … Leggi
Support for universal basic income: a cross-national analysis
Who is more likely to support Universal Basic Income? This brief analysis seeks to answer this question by analyzing data from the 2016 European Social Survey 8th Round,
Madri e lavoratrici? Gli effetti della maternità sul lavoro femminile in Italia e in Europa
The aim of this short paper is to examine gender and age differences in climate change concerns using European Social Survey Data.
Who cares about climate change? Gender and age differences in three European countries
The aim of this short paper is to examine gender and age differences in climate change concerns using European Social Survey Data.
Does practicing sport make you happier?
This short paper investigates the association between practicing physical activity and happiness in Germany, Spain, Finland, and Great Britain.