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Access to and Documentation of Publicly Financed Survey Data
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Access to and Documentation of Publicly Financed Survey Data

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  • Wolfgang Jagodzinski
  • Christof Wolf

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The topic of this paper is access to and documentation of survey data financed through public funds. We distinguish between four types of publicly financed survey data: (1) Academic survey data from the national or international research infrastructures; (2) data from DFG projects or similarly funded projects; (3) survey data collected in research projects funded by the Federal State and the Länder (Ressortforschung); (4) Population and Household surveys from national and international statistical agencies. For each of these types of data we describe the current situation and present recommendations for future developments.

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  • Wolfgang Jagodzinski & Christof Wolf, 2009. "Access to and Documentation of Publicly Financed Survey Data," RatSWD Working Papers 84, German Data Forum (RatSWD).
    • Handle: RePEc:rsw:rswwps:rswwps84
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    Survey data; data access; data documentation; data archive;
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