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    Verzeichnis der Industriedenkmale in den Regionen Deutschlands

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    --- see English below --- Der Datensatz enthält die Anzahl der Industriedenkmale deutscher Regionen (NUTS-3, Raumordnungsregionen, Arbeitsmarktregionen) gesamt sowie unterteilt nach den drei Bereichen 'Produktion', 'Versorgung' und 'Verkehr'. Darüber hinaus werden diese absoluten Werte in Relation zur Fläche der Region (je 10 km²) und der Bevölkerungsdichte (pro 1.000 Einwohner) gesetzt. Die Rohdaten wurden von den entsprechenden Denkmalbehörden Deutschlands gesammelt und ein Wörterbuch mit Stichworten zur Identifizierung von Industriedenkmalen erstellt. --- The dataset contains the number of industrial monuments in German regions (NUTS-3, spatial planning regions, labor market regions) as a whole and broken down into the three areas of 'production', 'supply' and ' traffic'. In addition, these absolute values are set in relation to the area of the region (per 10 km²) and the population density (per 1,000 inhabitants). The raw data was collected from the relevant monument authorities in Germany and a dictionary with keywords for identifying industrial monuments was compiled.--- see English below --- Der Datensatz enthält die Anzahl der Industriedenkmale deutscher Regionen (NUTS-3, Raumordnungsregionen, Arbeitsmarktregionen) gesamt sowie unterteilt nach den drei Bereichen 'Produktion', 'Versorgung' und 'Verkehr'. Darüber hinaus werden diese absoluten Werte in Relation zur Fläche der Region (je 10 km²) und der Bevölkerungsdichte (pro 1.000 Einwohner) gesetzt. Die Rohdaten wurden von den entsprechenden Denkmalbehörden Deutschlands gesammelt und ein Wörterbuch mit Stichworten zur Identifizierung von Industriedenkmalen erstellt. --- The dataset contains the number of industrial monuments in German regions (NUTS-3, spatial planning regions, labor market regions) as a whole and broken down into the three areas of 'production', 'supply' and ' traffic'. In addition, these absolute values are set in relation to the area of the region (per 10 km²) and the population density (per 1,000 inhabitants). The raw data was collected from the relevant monument authorities in Germany and a dictionary with keywords for identifying industrial monuments was compiled

    Food for Justice: Power, Politics, and Food Inequalities in a Bioeconomy (Marcha das Margaridas 2023)

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    The research project "Food for Justice" investigates socio-ecological transformations of food and agricultural systems from an intersectional perspective, as reflected in mobilizations against the food system's inequalities. The project focuses on those social mobilizations and innovations committed to food justice by way of a comparative analysis of food movements in Brazil and Germany. To this end, the project employs a multi-method approach, utilizing both the qualitative methods of document analysis, participant observation and qualitative interviews, along with surveys. The Brazilian protest "Marcha das Margaridas," organized by the union syndicate CONTAG, was surveyed over the course of studying food movements in Brazil. This march, comprised of rural women advocating for social rights, has been held every four years since 2000. The corresponding survey is based on the “caught in the act” concept found in Klandermanns (2011), and adapted for the Brazilian context. "Caught in the act" ensures the randomization of selected participants for a given protest event. Questions drawn from a core questionnaire are used, so as to guarantee their compatibility with other surveys. Additional, specific questions were also developed by the "Food for Justice" research project. The following two research questions in particular guide the survey: • What are the main justice-related claims mobilizing citizens and consumers in the denunciation of food inequalities and in the demands for alternative food politics across different world regions? • What type of knowledge and technology do food movements use in their aims of overcoming food inequalities and shaping an ecologically sound, fair and democratic food politics? Surveys tracked the socio-demographic characteristics of the protesters, their political practices, their demands and their practices. Following the concept of food systems (Goody 1982), such practices include those located in the household, as well as those related to the production of food, either in its personal or farm-based cultivation, in marketing, and in practices concerning food waste. The survey was conducted using the online survey tool LimeSurvey face-to-face interviews (CAPI).The research project "Food for Justice" investigates socio-ecological transformations of food and agricultural systems from an intersectional perspective, as reflected in mobilizations against the food system's inequalities. The project focuses on those social mobilizations and innovations committed to food justice by way of a comparative analysis of food movements in Brazil and Germany. To this end, the project employs a multi-method approach, utilizing both the qualitative methods of document analysis, participant observation and qualitative interviews, along with surveys. The Brazilian protest "Marcha das Margaridas," organized by the union syndicate CONTAG, was surveyed over the course of studying food movements in Brazil. This march, comprised of rural women advocating for social rights, has been held every four years since 2000. The corresponding survey is based on the “caught in the act” concept found in Klandermanns (2011), and adapted for the Brazilian context. "Caught in the act" ensures the randomization of selected participants for a given protest event. Questions drawn from a core questionnaire are used, so as to guarantee their compatibility with other surveys. Additional, specific questions were also developed by the "Food for Justice" research project. The following two research questions in particular guide the survey: • What are the main justice-related claims mobilizing citizens and consumers in the denunciation of food inequalities and in the demands for alternative food politics across different world regions? • What type of knowledge and technology do food movements use in their aims of overcoming food inequalities and shaping an ecologically sound, fair and democratic food politics? Surveys tracked the socio-demographic characteristics of the protesters, their political practices, their demands and their practices. Following the concept of food systems (Goody 1982), such practices include those located in the household, as well as those related to the production of food, either in its personal or farm-based cultivation, in marketing, and in practices concerning food waste. The survey was conducted using the online survey tool LimeSurvey face-to-face interviews (CAPI)

    Social Media Accounts (TikTok, YouTube, X/Twitter) of the Candidates in the 2025 German Federal Election

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    The research project, SPARTA (Social Media Analysis for Everyone), funded by dtec.bw (which is funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU), monitors the 2025 German federal election live as it unfolds on TikTok, YouTube and X/Twitter. Since November 7, 2024, the day the "traffic light" coalition collapsed, we have been collecting and analyzing all German-language posts and reposts on X (formerly Twitter) related to the federal elections. Simultaneously, we gather data from TikTok and YouTube, focusing on the accounts of political parties, including those of candidates and current members of the Bundestag, during the same period. Our analysis includes, among other things, the stances expressed towards political parties and leading candidates, the most discussed issues and hashtags, the outreach of political parties across different platforms, the visibility of female candidates, the occurrence of negative campaigning, the rise of toxic language, and the activity of various actors across platforms. We publish the results in real time on our publicly accessible dashboard (https://dtecbw.de/sparta/), which provides interactive and customizable graphics, making it relevant to a broad audience from politics, academia, journalism, and society. To facilitate real-time analysis of the election campaign, we compiled a dataset based on the data of the federal election officer (Bundeswahlleiterin), containing the TikTok, YouTube and X/Twitter handles of all candidates running for a seat in the parliament. This dataset includes the handles as well as additional information about the candidates from eight political parties: AfD, BSW, Buendnis 90/Die Gruenen, CDU, CSU, Die Linke, FDP and SPD.The research project, SPARTA (Social Media Analysis for Everyone), funded by dtec.bw (which is funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU), monitors the 2025 German federal election live as it unfolds on TikTok, YouTube and X/Twitter. Since November 7, 2024, the day the "traffic light" coalition collapsed, we have been collecting and analyzing all German-language posts and reposts on X (formerly Twitter) related to the federal elections. Simultaneously, we gather data from TikTok and YouTube, focusing on the accounts of political parties, including those of candidates and current members of the Bundestag, during the same period. Our analysis includes, among other things, the stances expressed towards political parties and leading candidates, the most discussed issues and hashtags, the outreach of political parties across different platforms, the visibility of female candidates, the occurrence of negative campaigning, the rise of toxic language, and the activity of various actors across platforms. We publish the results in real time on our publicly accessible dashboard (https://dtecbw.de/sparta/), which provides interactive and customizable graphics, making it relevant to a broad audience from politics, academia, journalism, and society. To facilitate real-time analysis of the election campaign, we compiled a dataset based on the data of the federal election officer (Bundeswahlleiterin), containing the TikTok, YouTube and X/Twitter handles of all candidates running for a seat in the parliament. This dataset includes the handles as well as additional information about the candidates from eight political parties: AfD, BSW, Buendnis 90/Die Gruenen, CDU, CSU, Die Linke, FDP and SPD

    News on TikTok: An Annotated Dataset of TikTok Videos from German-Speaking News Outlets in 2023

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    TikTok is developing into a key platform for news, advertising, politics, online shopping, and entertainment in Germany, with over 20 million monthly users. Especially among young people, TikTok plays an increasing role in their information environment. We provide a human-coded dataset of over 4,000 TikTok videos from German-speaking news outlets from 2023. The coding includes descriptive variables of the videos (e.g., visual style, text overlays, and audio presence) and theory-derived concepts from the journalism sciences (e.g., news values). This dataset consists of every second video published in 2023 by major news outlets active on TikTok from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The data collection was facilitated with the official TikTok API in January 2024. The manual coding took place between September 2024 and December 2024. For a detailed description of the data collection, validation, annotation and descriptive analysis, please refer to: Mayer, A.-T., Wedel, L., Batzner, J., Hendrickx, J., Bremer, E., Iwan, A., Stocker, V., & Ohme, J. (2025). News on TikTok: An Annotated Dataset of TikTok Videos from German-Speaking News Outlets in 2023. Proceedings of the Nineteenth International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media, 19, forthcoming.TikTok is developing into a key platform for news, advertising, politics, online shopping, and entertainment in Germany, with over 20 million monthly users. Especially among young people, TikTok plays an increasing role in their information environment. We provide a human-coded dataset of over 4,000 TikTok videos from German-speaking news outlets from 2023. The coding includes descriptive variables of the videos (e.g., visual style, text overlays, and audio presence) and theory-derived concepts from the journalism sciences (e.g., news values). This dataset consists of every second video published in 2023 by major news outlets active on TikTok from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The data collection was facilitated with the official TikTok API in January 2024. The manual coding took place between September 2024 and December 2024. For a detailed description of the data collection, validation, annotation and descriptive analysis, please refer to: Mayer, A.-T., Wedel, L., Batzner, J., Hendrickx, J., Bremer, E., Iwan, A., Stocker, V., & Ohme, J. (2025). News on TikTok: An Annotated Dataset of TikTok Videos from German-Speaking News Outlets in 2023. Proceedings of the Nineteenth International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media, 19, forthcoming

    The development of ICT skills in adolescence at the intersection of gender and family background

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    Based on the data and the syntax files, the results reported in the cited article can be replicated. Abstract of the journal article: We examine how gender and family background impact adolescents’ information and communications technology (ICT) skills, defined as the ability to effectively interact with digital technologies and to use them as a tool to process information. Using objective assessment data from the National Educational Panel Study Starting Cohort Grade 9 (NEPS-SC4), which includes 8828 students in non-academic and 5309 in academic tracks in German secondary schools, we analyzed ICT skills in grade 9, with follow-up data in grade 12 for students in academic tracks. Results reveal a gender gap favoring males in both tracks in grade 9, which widens in grade 12 among academic track students. In academic schools, gender and social background interact in affecting ICT skills, with no gender differences among socially privileged students. In non-academic schools, gender differences persist in grade 9, regardless of family background. Concerning skill growth in academic schools, the gender gap disappears for students with higher economic capital. In sum, these results suggest that in academic schools, more privileged students experience more gender-egalitarian socialization.Based on the data and the syntax files, the results reported in the cited article can be replicated. Abstract of the journal article: We examine how gender and family background impact adolescents’ information and communications technology (ICT) skills, defined as the ability to effectively interact with digital technologies and to use them as a tool to process information. Using objective assessment data from the National Educational Panel Study Starting Cohort Grade 9 (NEPS-SC4), which includes 8828 students in non-academic and 5309 in academic tracks in German secondary schools, we analyzed ICT skills in grade 9, with follow-up data in grade 12 for students in academic tracks. Results reveal a gender gap favoring males in both tracks in grade 9, which widens in grade 12 among academic track students. In academic schools, gender and social background interact in affecting ICT skills, with no gender differences among socially privileged students. In non-academic schools, gender differences persist in grade 9, regardless of family background. Concerning skill growth in academic schools, the gender gap disappears for students with higher economic capital. In sum, these results suggest that in academic schools, more privileged students experience more gender-egalitarian socialization

    TechnikRadar 2025 - Schwerpunkt Digitale Transformation und KI

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    Im Fokus des TechnikRadar 2025 stehen neben den grundlegenden Einstellungen der Deutschen zu Technik ihre Einschätzungen im Hinblick auf Digitale Transformation und Künstliche Intelligenz: Sehen die Deutschen darin mehr Nutzen oder Risiken – für sich persönlich oder für die Gesellschaft? Wie wichtig sind ihnen Datenschutz, Komfort und Unabhängigkeit von wenigen großen Technologieunternehmen? Wie bewerten sie ihre Erfahrungen mit generativer KI? Und wie schätzen sie die Rolle der Forschung für die militärische Verteidigung ein? Das Projekt wird von der Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung gefördert. Die Ergebnisse des TechnikRadar 2025 basieren auf einer Online-Erhebung (CAWI) im Rahmen des forsa.omninet-Panels. Im Zeitraum vom 24.02.2025 - 12.03.2025 nahmen von 2,003 Personen teil. Die Grundgesamtheit der Befragung ist die deutschsprachige Wohnbevölkerung ab 16 Jahren in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Die Auswahl der Befragten erfolgte per Zufall aus dem forsa.omninet-Panel.Im Fokus des TechnikRadar 2025 stehen neben den grundlegenden Einstellungen der Deutschen zu Technik ihre Einschätzungen im Hinblick auf Digitale Transformation und Künstliche Intelligenz: Sehen die Deutschen darin mehr Nutzen oder Risiken – für sich persönlich oder für die Gesellschaft? Wie wichtig sind ihnen Datenschutz, Komfort und Unabhängigkeit von wenigen großen Technologieunternehmen? Wie bewerten sie ihre Erfahrungen mit generativer KI? Und wie schätzen sie die Rolle der Forschung für die militärische Verteidigung ein? Das Projekt wird von der Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung gefördert. Die Ergebnisse des TechnikRadar 2025 basieren auf einer Online-Erhebung (CAWI) im Rahmen des forsa.omninet-Panels. Im Zeitraum vom 24.02.2025 - 12.03.2025 nahmen von 2,003 Personen teil. Die Grundgesamtheit der Befragung ist die deutschsprachige Wohnbevölkerung ab 16 Jahren in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Die Auswahl der Befragten erfolgte per Zufall aus dem forsa.omninet-Panel

    Political Knowledge of Minority Governments: A Cross-Country Survey

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    Online survey on political knowledge and perceptions of minority government in Denmark, Germany, and Sweden. The survey was fielded in January 2023 with Lucid.Online survey on political knowledge and perceptions of minority government in Denmark, Germany, and Sweden. The survey was fielded in January 2023 with Lucid

    Code/Syntax: Das ambivalente Verh\ue4ltnis von Arbeitern zu Religion und Kirche - Eine Trendanalyse im Zeitraum 1953-2023

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    Es steht eine Stata und eine MPlus-Syntaxdatei zur Verfügung, die es ermöglichen, die Forschungsergebnisse aus dem zitierten Artikeln zu replizieren. Zur Replikation der Auswertungen ziehen Sie bitte folgende Datensätze heran: - Bundesstudie 1953 (ZA0145; Version 2.0.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.11992 - Wahlstudie 1972 (ZA0635; Version 4.0.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.12414 - ALLBUS Kumulation 1980-2021 (ZA5284; Version 1.1.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.14333 - ALLBUS 2023 (ZA8831; Version 1.3.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.14545 Abstract des Artikels Im Beitrag werden Arbeiterinnen und Arbeiter mit anderen Berufsstellungsgruppen im Hinblick auf verschiedene Religiositätsdimensionen verglichen. Zugrunde liegen kumulierte und harmonisierte Datensätze (primär ALLBUS) im Zeitraum 1953-2023. Das Verhältnis von Arbeitern zur Religion erweist sich dabei als ambivalent: Einerseits sind insbesondere katholische Arbeiter zu höheren Anteilen Kirchenmitglieder und Arbeiter beteiligen sich zumindest durchschnittlich an Passageriten wie christlichen Taufen und Beerdigungen. Vor allem un- und angelernte Arbeiter weisen zudem eine höhere religiöse Selbsteinschätzung auf, beten häufig, identifizieren sich verstärkt mit traditionell christlichen Glaubensinhalten wie dem Leben nach dem Tod, glauben verstärkt an einen personalen und lenkenden Gott und weisen im alternativ-religiösen Bereich eine größere Nähe zur traditionellen Spiritualität (z.B. Aberglaube, Magie) auf. Vertiefende Analysen zeigen in diesem Zusammenhang, dass Arbeiter in der Religiosität eine Ressource zur Bewältigung von ökonomischen Sorgen und Anomiegefühlen suchen. Auf der anderen Seite, und diese Befunde verdeutlichen die Ambivalenz, weisen Arbeiter eine geringe Kirchgangshäufigkeit auf, beschäftigen sich seltener mit religiösen Sinnfragen, berichten weniger von religiös-spirituellen Erfahrungen und stehen der populären Spiritualität (z.B. Esoterik, Mystik) ablehnend gegenüber. Zusätzliches Schlagwort: Entkopplungthese / Decoupling thesisEs steht eine Stata und eine MPlus-Syntaxdatei zur Verfügung, die es ermöglichen, die Forschungsergebnisse aus dem zitierten Artikeln zu replizieren. Zur Replikation der Auswertungen ziehen Sie bitte folgende Datensätze heran: - Bundesstudie 1953 (ZA0145; Version 2.0.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.11992 - Wahlstudie 1972 (ZA0635; Version 4.0.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.12414 - ALLBUS Kumulation 1980-2021 (ZA5284; Version 1.1.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.14333 - ALLBUS 2023 (ZA8831; Version 1.3.0) [Data set]. GESIS, Cologne. https://doi.org/10.4232/1.14545 Abstract des Artikels Im Beitrag werden Arbeiterinnen und Arbeiter mit anderen Berufsstellungsgruppen im Hinblick auf verschiedene Religiositätsdimensionen verglichen. Zugrunde liegen kumulierte und harmonisierte Datensätze (primär ALLBUS) im Zeitraum 1953-2023. Das Verhältnis von Arbeitern zur Religion erweist sich dabei als ambivalent: Einerseits sind insbesondere katholische Arbeiter zu höheren Anteilen Kirchenmitglieder und Arbeiter beteiligen sich zumindest durchschnittlich an Passageriten wie christlichen Taufen und Beerdigungen. Vor allem un- und angelernte Arbeiter weisen zudem eine höhere religiöse Selbsteinschätzung auf, beten häufig, identifizieren sich verstärkt mit traditionell christlichen Glaubensinhalten wie dem Leben nach dem Tod, glauben verstärkt an einen personalen und lenkenden Gott und weisen im alternativ-religiösen Bereich eine größere Nähe zur traditionellen Spiritualität (z.B. Aberglaube, Magie) auf. Vertiefende Analysen zeigen in diesem Zusammenhang, dass Arbeiter in der Religiosität eine Ressource zur Bewältigung von ökonomischen Sorgen und Anomiegefühlen suchen. Auf der anderen Seite, und diese Befunde verdeutlichen die Ambivalenz, weisen Arbeiter eine geringe Kirchgangshäufigkeit auf, beschäftigen sich seltener mit religiösen Sinnfragen, berichten weniger von religiös-spirituellen Erfahrungen und stehen der populären Spiritualität (z.B. Esoterik, Mystik) ablehnend gegenüber. Zusätzliches Schlagwort: Entkopplungthese / Decoupling thesi

    Working from home and justice perception

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    Flexible Arbeitsformen wie das Arbeiten von zuhause prägen zunehmend den Arbeitsalltag vieler White-Collar-Beschäftigter, während Blue-Collar-Tätigkeiten aufgrund ihrer körperlichen Anforderungen häufig von solchen Möglichkeiten ausgeschlossen bleiben. Vor diesem Hintergrund untersucht die Studie, wie sich das Arbeiten von zuhause durch White-Collar-Beschäftigte auf die wahrgenommene Gerechtigkeit von Blue-Collar-Arbeitenden auswirkt. Zudem wird berücksichtigt, ob eine Vier-Tage-Woche für Blue-Collar-Beschäftigte als alternative Form der Flexibilisierung eine Rolle spielen kann. Die Datengrundlage bildet ein webbasiertes 2×2-Vignettenexperiment mit Blue-Collar-Arbeitenden in Deutschland.Flexible Arbeitsformen wie das Arbeiten von zuhause prägen zunehmend den Arbeitsalltag vieler White-Collar-Beschäftigter, während Blue-Collar-Tätigkeiten aufgrund ihrer körperlichen Anforderungen häufig von solchen Möglichkeiten ausgeschlossen bleiben. Vor diesem Hintergrund untersucht die Studie, wie sich das Arbeiten von zuhause durch White-Collar-Beschäftigte auf die wahrgenommene Gerechtigkeit von Blue-Collar-Arbeitenden auswirkt. Zudem wird berücksichtigt, ob eine Vier-Tage-Woche für Blue-Collar-Beschäftigte als alternative Form der Flexibilisierung eine Rolle spielen kann. Die Datengrundlage bildet ein webbasiertes 2×2-Vignettenexperiment mit Blue-Collar-Arbeitenden in Deutschland

    PrADePS Pretest

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    The data set "PrADePS Pretest" was collected as part of the project "Prediction-based Adaptive Design for Panel Surveys". The data set contains data of a survey conducted in a German commercial online access panel (Bilendi GmbH) in November 2022. The survey was conducted in web mode. For their participation, respondents received a small monetary incentive by the panel provider. On average, participants took 6 min and 41 seconds to complete the questionnaire. Most of the items come from the GESIS Panel. The questionnaire was fielded in German. The project was funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation) [495763090].The data set "PrADePS Pretest" was collected as part of the project "Prediction-based Adaptive Design for Panel Surveys". The data set contains data of a survey conducted in a German commercial online access panel (Bilendi GmbH) in November 2022. The survey was conducted in web mode. For their participation, respondents received a small monetary incentive by the panel provider. On average, participants took 6 min and 41 seconds to complete the questionnaire. Most of the items come from the GESIS Panel. The questionnaire was fielded in German. The project was funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation) [495763090]

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