First French-German conference on research based on confidential administrative and survey data
March 28-29, 2019, Paris, France
We are very pleased to announce the first CASD / IAB Conference on the advances in social sciences using administrative and survey data. The CASD and the IAB have recently established cross-country access to confidential administrative data in France and Germany. The aim is to foster and facilitate the use of rich register datasets – which can be partly combined with detailed survey data – from both countries and to improve the data sources for comparative research in social sciences.
The conference aims to bring together researchers using confidential administrative data in France and Germany and also welcomes researchers using similar data from other countries.
The program committee invites submissions in the field of economics and sociology related to labour markets, demography, trade and firms, migration and industrial relations. One session of the conference will present the comparable French and German datasets potentials for conducting comparative research for France and Germany and practical issues like how to access the data.
Two keynote lectures will be delivered by Christian Dustmann and Olivier Godechot.
Together with further information on the conference, submissions will be open in September preferably for full paper or an extended abstract (3-4 pages).
Program Committee members
Pierre Cahuc CREST-ENSAE), Céline Goffette (ENSAE-CREST), Elke Jahn (IAB & University of Bayreuth), Arne Uhlendorff (CREST-CNRS)
Kamel Gadouche (GENES-CASD), Dana Müller (IAB), Roxane Silberman (GENES-CASD & CNRS)
