Survey on Family and Intergenerational Relationships
Enquête sur les Relations Familiales et Intergénérationnelles (ERFI)
Topic |
Work and Productivity
Intergenerational Relationships
Health and Performance
Social Systems and Welfare
Education and Learning
Housing, Urban Development and Mobility
Public Attitudes towards Older Age
Wellbeing
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Relevance for this Topic |
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Country | France |
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Governance
Contact information
Arnaud RÉGNIER-LOILIER
INED (Institut National des Etudes Démographiques=National Institute for demographic studies)
133 boulevard Davout
75980 PARIS Cedex 20
France
Phone: 33(0)1 56 06 20 71
Email: arnaud.regnier-loilier(at)ined.fr
Url:
http://www.ggp-i.org/data/data-access.html
Timeliness, transparency
Approximately 12 months between collection and publication of the data.Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitude survey: long-term study of the same sample
Respondents were surveyed in 2005, 2008, and 2011.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitude survey: long-term study of the same sample
Respondents were surveyed in 2005, 2008, and 2011.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitude survey: long-term study of the same sample
Respondents were surveyed in 2005, 2008, and 2011.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitude survey: long-term study of the same sample
Respondents were surveyed in 2005, 2008, and 2011.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitude survey: long-term study of the same sample
Respondents were surveyed in 2005, 2008, and 2011.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Longitude survey: long-term study of the same sample
Respondents were surveyed in 2005, 2008, and 2011.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Access to data
Downloadable files for France, Bulgaria, Georgia, Hungry, Netherlands, Romania, Russia. Free access for wave 1, waves 2 & 3 are available only with the standard procedure detailed below (complete free access in 2014).
Conditions of access
Standard procedure with a contract detailing planned analyses and standard duties: referring to the INPES in any publication, communicating publications to the INPES.
No delay
Anonymised microdata
SAS
The French database is available both in French and in English.
Questionnaire in English:
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIENDOCD_questionnaire_ref%20GGS.pdf
https://erfi.web.ined.fr/doc/LIEN_MOD_OPT%28anglais%29.pdf
Coverage
Wave 1 : Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Coverage
Wave 1: Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Coverage
Wave 1 : Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Coverage
Wave 1 : Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Coverage
Wave 1 : Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Coverage
Wave 1 : Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Coverage
Wave 1 : Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Coverage
Wave 1 : Data collected in 2005 with a sample size of 10,000 individuals.
Wave 2: Data collected in 2008 with a sample size of 6,500 individuals.
Wave 3: Data collected in 2011 with a sample size of 5,700 individuals.
2005
Random sample based on Census data and the Housing registry.
people aged 18-79
The questionnaire allows for a detail analysis of intergenerational relationships (including contacts, emotional support, material support...) and attitudes toward them (agreement with statements such as “When parents are in need, daughters should take more caring responsibility than sons”; “Children should have their parents to live with them when parents can no longer look after themselves”…). ERFI data also allow for a brief overview for some other topics, including health and performance, social systems and welfare, work and productivity, education and learning, housing, wellbeing. Last but not least, there are a few questions regarding public attitudes toward older age, with questions measuring the level of agreement with the following statements: care for older persons in need of care at their home is mainly a task for society/the family; Grandparents should look after their grandchildren if the parents of these grandchildren are unable to do so; When jobs are scarce, younger people should have more right to a job than older people.
Régnier-Loillier, A. “La déperdition dans les enquêtes longitudinales : l’exemple de l’enquête
« Étude des relations familiales et intergénérationnelles »”. Courrier des Statistiques n° 128, 2010. Available at : http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/cs128j.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “Conditions de passation et biais occasionnés par la présence d’un tiers sur les réponses obtenues à l’enquête Érfi”. Économie et statistique n° 4, 2007. Available at: http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/docs_ffc/es407b.pdf
Régnier-Loillier, A. “How often adult children see their parents ?”. Population & Societies n°427, INED, 2006. Available at: www.ined.fr/.../...df2_pop.and.soc.english.427.pdf
.
Linkage
This survey is designed for international comparisons, as a part of an international scheme.
No
Linkage
This survey is designed for international comparisons, as a part of an international scheme.
No
Linkage
This survey is designed for international comparisons, as a part of an international scheme.
No
Linkage
This survey is designed for international comparisons, as a part of an international scheme.
No
Linkage
This survey is designed for international comparisons, as a part of an international scheme.
No
Linkage
This survey is designed for international comparisons, as a part of an international scheme.
No
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
Applicability
Strengths:
- The Insee is the most reliable French institute in the field of data collection and analyses;
- ERFI is the French part of an international survey, thus allowing for international comparisons;
- Data are available in English.
Weaknesses:
- People aged 80 and over are not surveyed;
- This survey only collects self-reported data;
- This is not a periodic survey;
- Data from the last wave (2011) won’t be available to the public before 2014.
- The information about this dataset was compiled by the author:
- Patrick Peretti-Watel
- (see Partners)