Consultation on longitudinal studies

Friday 30 April 2004

Presentations

Adding geographical information to longitudinal studies

Vernon Gayle, University of Stirling and Paul Boyle, University of St Andrews

Discussion

Simon Burgess, University of Bristol

The possibilities of enhancing or generating longitudinal studies through record linkage

Mike Noble and George Smith, University of Oxford

ONS strategic developments for linking administrative data

Ben Humberstone, ONS

A Framework for quality profiles

Nick Buck, University of Essex

An assessment of quality for the Millennium Cohort Study
Ian Plewis, Institute of Education

ELSA: the past, present and future research agenda

James Nazroo, University College London

A feasibility study for the ESRC around qualitative longitudinal research

Janet Holland and Rachel Thomson, South Bank University

The DWP Families and Children Study

Clare Tait and Matt Barnes, National Centre for Social Research

Proposals for a longitudinal study of ethnic minorities - view the report to ESRC

Anne Green, University of Warwick

Data requirements to develop a dynamic microsimulation model to project future experiences in later life

Anne Scott, London School of Economics, ESRC-SAGE team

Child development and parental time use

Heather Joshi, CLS, Institute of Education