In this paper we study the concepts ‘Political satisfaction’ and ‘Quality of state services’, included in the European Social Survey since the first round. We test whether these concepts can be compared across countries and over time by testing for measurement invariance. The results show that the concepts ‘Political Satisfaction’and ‘Quality of State Services’ can only be compared in a limited number of countries in each round as well as over time. Besides detailing which countries can and cannot be compared, in the following pages we also estimate composite scores and their quality for both concepts under study. Finally, we highlight the importance of correction for measurement error when using ESS data by comparing correlations between t...
International survey data sets are analyzed with increasing frequency to investigate and compare att...
Although aggregate satisfaction measures continue to proliferate, their value in making broad-based ...
In line with earlier comparative research we found large differences in satisfaction across countrie...
Includes supplementary materials for the online appendixThe Satisfaction With Democracy (SWD) indica...
The study reported in this paper assesses the fit of a 21-item instrument measuring values in the se...
The Satisfaction With Democracy (SWD) indicator is often used in research. However, while there is d...
Measurement invariance is a necessary precondition for meaningful cross-country comparisons, and thr...
In recent years, pay satisfaction has been increasingly studied in an international con-text, prompt...
"The study reported in this paper assesses the fit of a 21-item instrument measuring values in the s...
The 7th round of the European Social Survey (ESS) from 2014-15 includes a partial repetition of the ...
Nickel A. Measurement invariance and quality of attitudes towards immigration in the European Social...
There is an increasing interest to study public administrations, public managers or citizens interac...
This study examined the measurement invariance of the positive and negative affect scales in the Eur...
This study tests the compatibility and comparability of the human values measurements from the third...
Measurement equivalence is a pre-requisite to be able to make comparisons across groups. In this pap...
International survey data sets are analyzed with increasing frequency to investigate and compare att...
Although aggregate satisfaction measures continue to proliferate, their value in making broad-based ...
In line with earlier comparative research we found large differences in satisfaction across countrie...
Includes supplementary materials for the online appendixThe Satisfaction With Democracy (SWD) indica...
The study reported in this paper assesses the fit of a 21-item instrument measuring values in the se...
The Satisfaction With Democracy (SWD) indicator is often used in research. However, while there is d...
Measurement invariance is a necessary precondition for meaningful cross-country comparisons, and thr...
In recent years, pay satisfaction has been increasingly studied in an international con-text, prompt...
"The study reported in this paper assesses the fit of a 21-item instrument measuring values in the s...
The 7th round of the European Social Survey (ESS) from 2014-15 includes a partial repetition of the ...
Nickel A. Measurement invariance and quality of attitudes towards immigration in the European Social...
There is an increasing interest to study public administrations, public managers or citizens interac...
This study examined the measurement invariance of the positive and negative affect scales in the Eur...
This study tests the compatibility and comparability of the human values measurements from the third...
Measurement equivalence is a pre-requisite to be able to make comparisons across groups. In this pap...
International survey data sets are analyzed with increasing frequency to investigate and compare att...
Although aggregate satisfaction measures continue to proliferate, their value in making broad-based ...
In line with earlier comparative research we found large differences in satisfaction across countrie...