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NEW VERSION OF THE EVS BIBLIOGRAPHY AVAILABLE
The version 1/2023 includes more than 3200 publications
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Final releases
Joint EVS/WVS Dataset 2017-2022, EVS Trend File 1981-2017, and Integrated Values Surveys 1981-2022
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EVS-WVS session at ESRA23
Exploring New Survey Findings and Addressing Methodological Challenges
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CfP Session on Values at IPSA23
Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Comparative Study of Values
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Past, Present and Future of the study of European Values
EVS event in Bergamo, Italy 28-30.09.22
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The new Atlas of European Values
The new edition of the Atlas of European Values is available
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Final release of the EVS 2017 Integrated Datasets
Final release of the EVS 2017 out now.
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Statement on the armed invasion of Ukraine
Statement by the Chair of EVS Council and EVS Executive Committee
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Methodology, Data, Documentation
EVS covers a period spanning from 1981 to 2020 with a core questionnaire repeated over time surveyed on representative samples of the resident adult population in each country. Over time, the EVS methodology has been strengthened to bring the data quality to high level. Each national survey conforms to guidelines designed to ensure quality and consistency.
EVS data and documentation are available free of charge. They are stored at GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences in Cologne, Germany.
Publications, Dissemination, Education
EVS data are used as empirical source for a large number of publications in academic journals and books in several fields of research. Alongside the development of up-to-date publications on the study of values in European societies, The European Values Study disseminates its results through many international and national activities, such as conferences, seminars, and workshops. Furthemore, different tools have been proposed for educational purposes.