#GESISblog #blog #doi #digitalobjectidentifier
New blog post: Dr. Sebastian Netscher, Farah Karim & Jana Meichsner write about da|ra, the transfer of DOI registration from the da|ra layer to DataCite Fabrica, and the future of DOI Registration in general.

https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2025.97

#GESISblog #blog #KODAQS
New post on the GESIS Blog: Peters, Shah and Weller write about the challenges of dealing with new data sources

In the course of datafication, social scientists are confronted with the increasing availability of digital behavioral data (DBD). Social media platforms, mobile apps, and sensors offer rich insights into human behavior, but these new data sources come with significant challenges in terms of quality.

#GESISblog #blog
Neuer Beitrag im GESIS Blog: Lukas Birkenmaier schreibt im 2. Teil seiner Reihe zur #Datenqualität über passende #Frameworks zum Testen von Datenqualitätsdefinitionen.

https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2025.94

#GESISblog #blog
Data Spotlight #7 on the GESIS blog: Dr. Alex Jedinger and Dr. Christina Eder introduce a thematic data collection on elections and political attitudes:

https://blog.gesis.org/data-spotlight-7/

#GESISblog
New #blog post: Dr. Charmaine Voigt writes about #Wi4Impact and examines German academic #blogs and #podcasts, exploring their role as transfer media and investigating the conceptual goals, target audiences, and working conditions that shape their production: https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2025.92

#GESISblog #DataSpotlight #science #technology
GESIS has curated a thematic data collection on science and technology, which brings together a diverse range of survey data on public opinion towards science and technology among populations of Germany and Europe.
https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2025.91

#wahlforschung
Neuer Beitrag im #GESISBlog: Dr. Manuela Blumenberg führt aus, wie die GLES (German Longitudinal Election Study) die vorgezogene Bundestagswahl begleitet. Der Beitrag zeigt, wie das Design der GLES 2025 zur #BTW2025 aussieht.

https://blog.gesis.org/wahl-2025-wie-die-gles-die-vorgezogene-bundestagswahl-begleitet/

#GESISblog #politicaltrust
New #blog #post: Dr. Nataliya Reshetova writes about the shift of political trust in #Ukraine during the #war:
https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2025.89
The post examines the recent trends in political trust in Ukraine.

#BSW #Wahlforschung
Neuer Beitrag im #GESISBlog: Lukas Schick, Jan Marquardt & Imke Maier-Lohmann schreiben über das Bündnis Sarah Wagenknecht zur #Europawahl 2024 – eine Untersuchung seiner Wähler*innen mit den Daten des #GLES Panel:

https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2024.84

#GESISblog #LGBTIQ+ #EVS #pridemonth

New blog post: @Datendealerin & @jnsre answer the question which data exist that tells us more about LGBTIQ+ people from their own perspective.

The authors researched all data archives of #CESSDA ERIC for data collected from LGBTIQ+ populations and found 66 LGBTIQ+ datasets in 9 archives. By analyzing the dataset characteristics, they attempt to assess an important data gap and identify where data is still lacking.

https://tinyurl.com/bdhf27y4

#GESISBlog
Neuer Blog-Beitrag: Dr. Axel M. Burger, Joscha Bäuerle & Prof. Dr. Marc Debus erklären, wie es sich mit den Chancen auf eine Nominierung zur #Wahlkreiskandidatur verhält

Wovon es abhängt, welche Personen von Parteien als Kandidat*innen aufgestellt werden, ist bisher nur wenig bekannt. Um Forschung zu dieser Frage zu ermöglichen, wurde zur #Bundestagswahl 2021 erstmals die #Nominierungsstudie der Deutschen #Wahlstudie (#GLES) durchgeführt.

https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2024.81

#blog #GESISblog #exclusionaryrhetoric #parties #far-rightparties

New blog post: Winters, May & Czymara write about exclusionary rhetoric use by political parties and the consequences - the researchers found that when mainstream parties take nationalist, anti-immigration positions, they likely unintentionally boost the electoral chances of far-right party competitors.

https://doi.org/10.34879/gesisblog.2023.73