Changement social
Séries de publications de FORS pour suivre le changement sociale
FORS a pris en charge les éditions 2012 et 2016 du Rapport social. De sa première édition en 2000 à sa dernière édition en 2016, le Rapport social documente la situation actuelle et les tendances à long terme dans différents domaines de la vie en Suisse. FORS a également été l’un des initiateurs de la série Social Change in Switzerland. Depuis 2016, de courts articles ont été publiés à intervalles réguliers sur divers aspects du changement social. Les articles résument les résultats de la recherche et les rendent accessibles à un public non-universitaire.
Publications récentes de FORS par rapport au changement social
Outre les deux séries de publications mentionnées ci-dessus, le changement social est également abordé par les collaborateurs de FORS dans leurs propres recherches et FORS leur offre, ainsi qu’aux chercheurs en dehors de FORS, la possibilité de publier leurs résultats dans la FORS Working Paper series.
Les logiques résidentielles : suburbanisation, différenciations et rapprochements. Benz Pierre, Araujo Pedro, Debluë Claire-Lise, Legentilhomme Geoffroy, Mach André, Strebel Michael A., 2024/07/12. pp. 81-100 dans Mach André, Araujo Pedro, Benz Pierre, Debluë Claire-Lise, Legentilhomme Geoffroy Geoffroy, Strebel Michael A. (eds.) Élites et pouvoir dans les grandes villes suisses (1890-2020), Alphil. [URN][serval:BIB_E02C913D1567]
Transformations des élites urbaines : périodisation et dynamiques structurelles. Mach André, Araujo Pedro, Benz Pierre, Debluë Claire-Lise, Legentilhomme Geoffroy, Strebel Michael A., 2024/07/11. pp. 101-108 dans Mach André, Araujo Pedro, Benz Pierre, Debluë Claire-Lise, Legentilhomme Geoffroy, Strebel Michael A. (eds.) Élites et pouvoir dans les grandes villes suisses (1890-2020), Alphil. [URN][serval:BIB_7FBB43F0E67F]
Changes in subjective well-being and stress of older adults before, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic: a longitudinal study in Switzerland. Valérie-Anne Ryser, Dawid Gondek, Marieke Voorpostel, 2024/07/06. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][Pmid][serval:BIB_1BA04EACBA55]
The COVID-19 pandemic and wellbeing in Switzerland-worse for young people? Gondek D., Vandecasteele L., Sánchez-Mira N., Steinmetz S., Mehmeti T., Voorpostel M., 2024/06/06. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health, 18 (1). Peer-reviewed. [DOI][WoS][Pmid][serval:BIB_76D61C250C65]
Beyond borders: Examining the role of national learned societies in the social sciences and humanities. Late Elina, Guns Raf, Pölönen Janne, Stojanovski Jadranka, Urbanc Mimi, Ochsner Michael, 2024/05/09. Learned Publishing. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][WoS][serval:BIB_36C97A0F7C65]
Can We Explain the Generation Gap in Churchgoing? Stolz Jörg, Lipps Oliver, Voas David, Antonietti Jean-Philippe, 2024/05/06. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][serval:BIB_82F87215E0F4]
Concentration of Critical Events Over the Life Course and Life Satisfaction Later in Life. Comolli Chiara L., Bolano Danilo, Bernardi Laura, Voorpostel Marieke, 2024/05. Advances in Life Course Research, 61 (9) p. 100616. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][Pmid][serval:BIB_FF460AE54664]
The Swiss Patrician Families between Decline and Persistence: Power Positions and Kinship Ties (1890–1957). Benz Pierre, Araujo Pedro, Legentilhomme Geoffroy, Mach André, Piguet Steven, Strebel Michael A., Widmer Emilie, 2024/04/12. Social Science History. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_74F40A789082]
Migration distance from birthplace and its association with relative income and employment share among heterosexual couples in Switzerland. Viry Gil, Drevon Guillaume, Masse Florian, Gauthier Jacques-Antoine, Kaufmann Vincent, Gumy Alexis, 2024/03/31. Population, Space and Place. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][WoS][serval:BIB_5F466725B054]
Dettes et santé mentale : perspective de genre. Henchoz Caroline, Wernli Boris, Coste Tristan, 2024/03/20. SociologieS. Peer-reviewed. [URN][serval:BIB_37EB49FFE4BF]
Attitudes Toward Immigration in Europe. Understanding the Links Between Pronatalism and Voluntary Childlessness. Szalma Ivett, Heers Marieke, 2024/03/05. International Journal of Sociology pp. 1-25. [DOI][serval:BIB_86828800C8B2]
Pourquoi et comment mobilier les chasseurs de tête. Davoine Eric, Zagato Christelle, Araujo Pedro, 2024/03/04. HR Today 1 pp. 40-41. [URN][serval:BIB_FC90208005CC]
When National Origins Equal Socio-economic Background: The Effect of the Ethno-class Parental Background on the Education of Children Coming of Age in Switzerland. Guichard Eduardo, Chimienti Milena, Bolzman Claudio, Le Goff Jean-Marie, 2024/02/02. Journal of International Migration and Integration. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][serval:BIB_C6E9B1C5A75F]
History matters: the statistical modelling of the life course. Scott Marc A., Le Goff Jean-Marie, Gauthier Jacques-Antoine, 2024/02. Quality & Quantity, 58 (1) pp. 445-469. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][serval:BIB_8D4D0405F853]
Going beyond the single item: deriving and evaluating a composite subjective wellbeing measure in the Swiss Household Panel. Gondek Dawid, García Garzón Eduardo, Sánchez-Mira Nuria, Vandecasteele Leen, Steinmetz Stephanie, Voorpostel Marieke, 2024/01/06. [serval:BIB_78CC39F3BF4B]
How loneliness increased among different age groups during COVID-19: a longitudinal analysis. Köster Fiona, Lipps Oliver, 2024/01/01. European Journal of Ageing, 21 (2). Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][Pmid][serval:BIB_4DB00CB2E221]
Employment and well-being after plant closure: Survey evidence from Switzerland on the mid and long run. Oesch Daniel, Köster Fiona, Studer Matthias, Baumann Isabel, 2023/12/01. Economic and Industrial Democracy. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_2A7FE0907890]
The effect of parental background on the potential education and employment of migrants’ children in Switzerland. Le Goff Jean-Marie, Guichard Eduardo, Chimienti Milena, Bolzman Claudio, Dasoki Nora, 2023/11/28. Ethnic and Racial Studies pp. 1-27. [DOI][serval:BIB_04416203AA6B]
The structural shifts in Switzerland’s economy and society, 2000– 2020. Oesch Daniel, 2023/11/01. pp. 73-93 dans The Oxford Handbook of Swiss Politics chap. 5, Oxford University Press. [URN][serval:BIB_AF13F4468359]
Des vies sociales bouleversées ? Les sociabilités en temps de pandémie dans les familles françaises, suédoises et suisses. Landour Julie, Barbier Pascal, Le Goff Jean-Marie, Chatot Myriam, Constantin Sandra, Lidegran Ida, Hultqvist Elizabeth, Braga Kestener Helena, 2023/08/16. Sociologie, 14 (2) pp. 223-240. Peer-reviewed. [serval:BIB_F9A40D8EC67E]
Parental Investment in Children’s Educational Pathways: A Comparative View on Swiss and Migrant Families. Kamm Chantal, Gomensoro Andrés, Heers Marieke, Hupka-Brunner Sandra, 2023/07/01. Swiss Journal of Sociology, 49 (2) pp. 367-394. Peer-reviewed. [DOI][serval:BIB_B7AE56AFDAC6]
Interdependency of relationships in stepfamilies – Variation across children’s residence arrangements. Arat Ece, Voorpostel Marieke, Bernardi Laura, 2023/06/27. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 40 (11) pp. 3656-3678. Peer-reviewed. [serval:BIB_B06ED2E46B00]
Falsches Feindbild Teilzeitarbeit. Oesch Daniel, 2023/05/08. Neue Zürcher Zeitung. [URN][serval:BIB_9441F7C630E3]
A dynamic perspective on the evolution of perceived stress levels in Switzerland: drivers before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Klaas Hannah S., Kuhn Ursina, Ryser Valérie-Anne, Refle Jan-Erik, Tillmann Robin, Voorpostel Marieke, 2023/04/01. Longitudinal and Life Course Studies, 14 (2) pp. 240-274. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_0F0468CBDCDE]
How much his or her job loss influences fertility: A couple approach. Di Nallo Alessandro, Lipps Oliver, 2023/02/13. Journal of Marriage and Family. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][WoS][serval:BIB_A3BAB2B3B263]
Egalité des sexes et bien-être: Se marier ou vivre en union libre dans le contexte Suisse ? Le Goff Jean-Marie, Ryser Valérie-Anne, 2023/02/08. pp. 47-74 dans Diversité des familles et bien-être en SuisseEnquête sur les familles et les générations 2013 et 2018, Seismo. [URN][serval:BIB_2F0C9CEF1215]
Subjective social class has a bad name, but predicts life chances well. Oesch Daniel, Vigna Nathalie, 2023/02. Research in Social Stratification and Mobility, 83 p. 100759. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_F0A3C4DB08C6]
The Intergenerational Transmission of Family Dissolution: How it Varies by Social Class Origin and Birth Cohort. Di Nallo Alessandro, Oesch Daniel, 2023. European Journal of Population, 39 (3) p. 33. Peer-reviewed. [URN][DOI][Pmid][serval:BIB_078D72BD2206]
Subjective Well-Being, Family Dynamics and Vulnerability. Le Goff Jean-Marie, Ryser Valérie-Anne, Bernardi Laura, 2023. pp. 17-29 dans Withstanding Vulnerability throughout Adult Life, Springer Nature Singapore. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_90954EC8E874]
How Family and Other Close Ties Shape Vulnerability Processes. Rossier Clémentine, Bernardi Laura, Baersywil Marie, Oris Michel, Sapin Marlène, Widmer Eric, 2023. pp. 153-167 dans Withstanding Vulnerability throughout Adult Life, Springer Nature Singapore. [DOI][serval:BIB_D62F8502DFB5]
How Personal Relationships Affect Employment Outcomes: On the Role of Social Networks and Family Obligations. Lalive Rafael, Oesch Daniel, Pellizzari Michele, 2023. pp. 49-66 dans Withstanding Vulnerability throughout Adult Life, Springer Nature Singapore. [URN][DOI][serval:BIB_42A7A01D2F20]
Pour toutes les publications scientifiques des collaboratrices et collaborateurs de FORS, voir ici.
Going beyond the single item: deriving and evaluating a composite subjective wellbeing measure in the Swiss Household Panel
Dawid Gondek, Eduardo García Garzón, Núria Sánchez-Mira, Leen Vandecasteele, Stephanie Steinmetz, Marieke Voorpostel
2023-2
Political interest in Swiss probability-based political and social surveys
Nursel Alkoç
2023-1
Family Diversity: Updating a Household Typology in the Swiss Household Panel
Sandrine Morel
2021-3
Entropy measures of social mobility: The example of the intergenerational transmission of education
Georg P. Mueller
2021-2
Measurement of Sexism, Gender Identity, and Perceived Gender Discrimination: A Brief Overview and Suggestions for Short Scales
Jérôme Blondé, Lavinia Gianettoni, Dinah Gross and Edith Guilley
2021-1
Negative Voting Revisited: The 2020 US Presidential Election
Diego Garzia and Frederico Ferreira da Silva
2020-3
Sequentially mixing modes in an election survey
Oliver Lipps and Nicolas Pekari
2020-2
Introducing web in a refreshment sample of the Swiss Household Panel: Main findings from a pilot study
Marieke Voorpostel, Ursina Kuhn, Robin Tillmann, Gian-Andrea Monsch, Erika Antal, Valérie-Anne Ryser, Florence Lebert, Hannah S. Klaas and Nora Dasoki
2020-1
First results of the Swiss Household Panel – Covid-19 Study
Jan-Erik Refle, Marieke Voorpostel, Florence Lebert, Ursina Kuhn, Hannah S. Klaas, Valérie-Anne Ryser, Nora Dasoki, Gian-Andrea Monsch, Erika Antal and Robin Tillmann
2017-1
The impact of assortative mating on income inequality in Switzerland
Ursina Kuhn and Laura Ravazzini
2016-3
A methodological journey towards integrating a gender perspective into the measurement of violence against women and intimate partner violence
Julien Chevillard, Lavinia Gianettoni, and Véronique Jaquier
2016-2
Who are my people? Strengths and limitations of ego-centered network analysis: A case illustration from the Family tiMes survey
Gaëlle Aeby
2016-1
Does it take a village to raise a child? The buffering effect of relationships with relatives for parental life satisfaction
Małgorzata Mikucka and Ester Rizzi
A different version of this paper has meanwhile been published as :
Małgorzata, M. & Rizzi, E. (2016). Does it take a village to raise a child? The buffering effect of relationships with relatives for parental life satisfaction. Demographic Research 34, 943-994.
2015-5
Psychometric properties of extra-short Big Five personality measures in multi-topic surveys: Documenting personality traits in the SHP and MOSAiCH
Valérie-Anne Ryser
2015-3
The happiness-parenthood link in a context of limited state support: The case of Switzerland
Ester Rizzi and Malgorzata Mikucka
2014-3
Robustness of items within and across surveys
Caroline Vandenplas and Oliver Lipps
2013-6
Boundaries against immigrants and their subjectively felt discrimination
Kerstin Duemmler
2013-05
A foreigner who doesn’t steal my job : The role of unemployment risk and values in attitudes towards foreigners
Marco Pecoraro and Didier Ruedin
A different version of this paper has meanwhile been published as :
Pecoraro, M., & Ruedin, D. (2015). A foreigner who does not steal my job: The role of unemployment risk and values in attitudes toward equal opportunities. International Migration Review, 50(3), 628-666.
2012-03
Travail atypique et accès au troisième pilier en Suisse
Jenny Assi
2012-02
Parcours de formation : Analyse des trajectoires de formation des personnes résident en Suisse
Alexandre Pollien and Lorenzo Bonoli
2011-03
National minorities and their representation in Swiss surveys (II) : Which practices make a difference ?
Francesco Laganà, Guy Elcheroth, Sandra Penic, Brian Kleiner, and Nicole Fasel
A different version of this paper has meanwhile been published as :
Laganà, F., Elcheroth, G., Penic, S., Kleiner, B., & Fasel, N. (2013). National minorities and their representation in social surveys : which practices make a difference ? Quality & Quantity, 47(3), 1287-1314.
2011-02
National minorities and their representation in Swiss surveys (I) : Providing evidence and analysing causes for their under-representation
Oliver Lipps, Francesco Laganà, Alexandre Pollien, and Lavinia Gianettoni
A different version of this paper has meanwhile been published as :
Lipps, O., Laganà, F., Pollien, A., & Gianettoni, L. (2013). Under-representation of foreign minorities in cross-sectional and longitudinal surveys in Switzerland. In Joan Font & Mónica Méndez (eds.) : Surveying Ethnic Minorities and Immigrant Populations : Methodological Challenges and Research Strategies : Amsterdam University Press : 241-267.
2010-04
The determinants of fixed-term contracts in contemporary Switzerland
Spartaco Greppi, Mario Lucchini, Jenny Assi, and Christian Marazzi
2010-03
Dialect-driven adaptation : Experiences from Switzerland
Isabelle Renschler, Brian Kleiner, and Martina Bichsel
A different version of this paper has meanwhile been published as :
Renschler, I., & Kleiner, B. (2013). Considering Dialect in Survey Research. Bulletin of Sociological Methodology/Bulletin de Méthodologie Sociologique, 118(1), 51-59.
2010-01
Income imputation in the Swiss Household Panel 1999-2007
Oliver Lipps
Comment le statut social des individus influence leur choix d’un partenaire? Ursina Kuhn, Laura Ravazzini, 30.05.2019, Tribu, RTS.
Als die Topverdiener davonzogen. Ursina Kuhn, 22/04/2019. Republik.
Wie ungleich die Einkommen verteilt sind. Ursina Kuhn, 25/03.2019. Republik.
Les opposés ne s’attirent pas – le rôle de la formation et du revenu dans la mise en couple en Suisse. Laura Ravazzini, Ursina Kuhn et Christian Suter, 03/2019. Social Change in Switzerland, N° 17.
L’évolution des inégalités de revenus en Suisse. Ursina Kuhn, Christian Suter, 10/2015. Social Change in Switzerland, N°2.
Données sur le changement social
SWISSUbase fournit divers jeux de données du passé et du présent aux chercheurs qui veulent étudier le changement social. Nous recommandons en particulier les jeux de données suivants :
Participation politique:
VoxIt : Enquêtes post-vote standardisées de 1977 à nos jours.
Éducation/Travail:
Découvrez une variété de jeux de données suisses sur l’éducation. Ces jeux de données sont disponibles sur SWISSUbase et peuvent être réutilisés pour des analyses secondaires.
Sécurité:
Sécurité : Sondage d’opinion sur la sécurité et la défense en Suisse de 1995 à nos jours.
Autres sujets :
CH-X : Enquêtes fédérales auprès de la jeunesse de 2002 à aujourd’hui.
From the surveys managed by FORS, the following offer various data on attitudes and living conditions over time:
