Measuring attitudes cross-nationally : lessons from the European social survey

A Measurement Model for Comparative Surveys - Roger Jowell and Max Kaase From Design to Implementation - Rory Fitzgerald, Gillian Eva, Caroline Bryson and Ruth O'Shea How Representative can a Multi-Nation Survey Be? - Sabine Hader and Peter Lynn Can Questions Travel Successfully? - Willem E Saris and Irmtraud Gallhofer Improving Equivalence in Translations - Janet A Harkness The Impact of External Events - Ineke A L Stoop Understanding and Improving Response Rates - Jaak Billiet, Achim Koch and Michel Philippens Free and Immediate Access to Data - Kirstine Kolsrud, Knut Kalgraff Skjak and Bjorn Henrichsen Measuring Changing Value Orientations Across Nations - Shalom H Schwartz Understanding Attitudes to Immigration and National Exclusiveness - David Card, Christian Dustmann and Ian Preston Political and Social Participation in Europe - Kenneth Newton and Jose Ramon Montero A Continental Divide? Social Capital in the US and Europe - Pippa Norris and James Davis What is Being Learned From the ESS? - Peter Mohler