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Did the Great Recession impact human values?
Full text linkTim Reeskens (Tilburg University) and Leen Vandecasteele (University of Lausanne) explored the effect that the 2008 economic crisis had on human values. This was done by focusing on Round 5 (2010/11) data collected immediately after the economic crisis and comparing it with human values data combined from several waves
Are Ukrainian values closer to Russia or to Europe?
No full textRussian President Vladimir Putin has justified his decision to invade Ukraine by claiming that Ukrainian culture is closer to Russia than to Europe, and that the two countries are separated only by an artificial border. Tim Reeskens assesses this claim using data from the European Values Study
National identity is an ineffective tool for building public support for wealth redistribution among diverse populations
No full textProviding the resources of the welfare state to increasingly diverse populations has been a controversial issue in several European countries, notably in the UK where the government has advocated restricting EU immigrants’ access to the benefits system. Matthew Wright and Tim Reeskens analyse the effectiveness of national identity as a tool to promote social cohesion in Europe. They argue that welfare chauvinism is never tempered and can actually be exacerbated by national identity. Promoting nationalist sentiment is therefore a poor way of securing broader public support for wealth redistribution, and other methods should be sought
De invloed van COVID-19 op waarden en opvattingen:Van blijvende impact of een rimpel in de geschiedenis?
No full textsj-docx-1-abs-10.1177_00027642241240418 – Supplemental material for Rally Around the Government or a Populist Response? How Concerns About COVID-19 and Emotional Responses Relate to Institutional Trust and Support for Right-Wing Populism
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-abs-10.1177_00027642241240418 for Rally Around the Government or a Populist Response? How Concerns About COVID-19 and Emotional Responses Relate to Institutional Trust and Support for Right-Wing Populism by Ekaterina Lytkina and Tim Reeskens in American Behavioral Scientist</p
sj-zip-1-smr-10.1177_00491241231200194 - Supplemental material for High-Dimensional Imputation for the Social Sciences: A Comparison of State-of-The-Art Methods
No full textSupplemental material, sj-zip-1-smr-10.1177_00491241231200194 for High-Dimensional Imputation for the Social Sciences: A Comparison of State-of-The-Art Methods by Edoardo Costantini, Kyle M. Lang, Tim Reeskens and Klaas Sijtsma in Sociological Methods & Research</p
Supplemental material for High-Dimensional Imputation for the Social Sciences: A Comparison of State-of-The-Art Methods
No full textSupplemental material, sj-zip-1-smr-10.1177_00491241231200194 for High-Dimensional Imputation for the Social Sciences: A Comparison of State-of-The-Art Methods by Edoardo Costantini, Kyle M. Lang, Tim Reeskens and Klaas Sijtsma in Sociological Methods & Researc
sj-zip-1-smr-10.1177_00491241231200194 - Supplemental material for High-Dimensional Imputation for the Social Sciences: A Comparison of State-of-The-Art Methods
No full textSupplemental material, sj-zip-1-smr-10.1177_00491241231200194 for High-Dimensional Imputation for the Social Sciences: A Comparison of State-of-The-Art Methods by Edoardo Costantini, Kyle M. Lang, Tim Reeskens and Klaas Sijtsma in Sociological Methods & Researc
Gender equality values and cultural orientations
No full textThis contribution offers a comparative analysis of attitudes towards gender roles (GRA) in the domestic and public domains and their relation to cultural orientations. Using the novel alignment method, the factor means of GRA have been estimated while assessing for their measurement equivalence across the whole set of 34 countries included in the final release of EVS 2017. The results address the necessity of considering the multidimensionality of this concept. The country ranking showed that several countries support egalitarian gender roles in the public and domestic domains differently. In some cases, support for gender equality in the public sphere was expressed alongside traditional views in the private sphere, displaying, therefore, ambivalence between attitudes in these two domains. The Pearson correlations between GRA and the cultural values scores (Schwartz 2006) show that societies that emphasize the importance of the collective and status quo tend to support more traditional gender roles, both in the public and in the domestic domain. However, this relationship is stronger and clearer in the public domain. These findings suggest that the shift towards more egalitarian societies risks being slowed down if policies favor female economic and political participation but neglect the promotion of equality in the household
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