Scottish Longitudinal Study
Development & Support Unit
Seminar / Invited Talks
School absenteeism and academic achievement: is missing out on school more detrimental to students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds
Klein, M. (2021) Invited talk at the School of Education at the University of Glasgow, [SLS]
Download output document: Presentation (448 KB PDF)
Output from project: 2018_007
The unintended consequences of quantifying quality: Does ranking school performance shape the geographical concentration of advantage?
McArthur, D. & Reeves, A. (2019) Dept of Social Policy and Intervention, Oxford University, 4 June 2019 [ONS LS]
Output from project: 1011453
Forests, health and inequalities in Scotland: a longitudinal approach
Thomson, J (2018) University of Edinburgh – Research in Geography & the Lived Environment (RIGLE) Seminar Series University of Edinburgh 8th November 2018 [SLS]
Download output document: PPt RIGLE seminar part 1
Output from project: 2015_013
The ONS Longitudinal Study
Duke-Williams, O. (2018) Making the most of Census microdata: an introductory workshop, Manchester, UK, 21 Nov 2018 [ONS LS]
Output from project: 0300411
Marital age gaps and educational homogamy; evidence from a compulsory schooling reform in the UK
Wilson, T. (2018) A showcase of student research using the ONS Longitudinal Study (LS) and Census Microdata (aka Samples of Anonymised Records/SARs) with a spotlight on longitudinal research infrastructure in the United States, UCL, London, 28 Mar 2018 [ONS LS]
Output from project: 0301533
Equality, religion and mortality in Scotland and Northern Ireland: the SLS on tour
Wright, D. (2018) Celebrating 10 years of Research Projects at the SLS, New Register House, Edinburgh, 7 Dec 2018 [SLS][NILS]
Other information:
SLS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2011_005 (SLS), 071 (NILS)
Varying mental health in the population across Scotland during the recent recession: what do we know and what are the implications for public health policy?
Curtis, S. (2017) Public Health Information Network for Scotland (PHINS) 18th Seminar, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, UK, 29 Sept 2017 [SLS]
Declining internal migration in an era of mobilities? An analysis using data linked to the Scottish Longitudinal Study
McCollum, D. (2017) Geography Research Seminar, Queen's University Belfast, 5 Dec 2017 [SLS]
Output from project: 2016_003
Internal migration in Scotland, end of project event
McCollum, D. (2017) Internal migration in Scotland, end of project event, Ladywell House, Edinburgh, UK, 4 Oct 2017 [SLS]
Other information:
Project summary document available here (PDF 2MB)
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Output from project: 2016_003
An introduction to the UK Census-based Longitudinal Studies
Cox, F.M. (2017) CALLS-Hub Webinar, 'Using the UK Longitudinal Studies for research on internal migration', 15 Nov 2017 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
Talk begins at 1m 30sec
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/guides-resources/thematic-guides-webinars/using-the-longitudinal-studies-for-research-on-migration/
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Migration, occupational mobility, and regional escalators in Scotland
van Ham, M., Findlay, A., Manley, D. & Feijten, P. (2017) CALLS Hub Webinar, 'Using the UK Longitudinal Studies for research on internal migration', 15 Dec 2017 [SLS]
Other information:
Talk begins at 10m 47sec
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/guides-resources/thematic-guides-webinars/using-the-longitudinal-studies-for-research-on-migration/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 610KB)
Output from project: 2007_005
Introducing the Scottish Longitudinal Study (SLS)
Frost, R. (2017) Celebrating 10 years of Research Projects at the SLS, New Register House, Edinburgh, 7 Dec 2017 [SLS]
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Population Ageing in Scotland
MacInnes, J. (2017) Celebrating 10 years of Research Projects at the SLS, New Register House, Edinburgh, 7 Dec 2017 [SLS]
Other information:
Output from project: 2013_003
How the SLS has helped with the understanding of Scotland’s mortality excess
Popham, F. (2017) Celebrating 10 years of Research Projects at the SLS, New Register House, Edinburgh, 7 Dec 2017 [SLS]
Other information:
Output from project: 2009_004
An introduction to the UK Census-based Longitudinal Studies
Cox, F.M. (2017) UK Data Service/CALLS-Hub webinar, ‘Flexible individual-level data from the Census: Census micro data and longitudinal studies’, 3 May 2017 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
Talk begins at 28m 11sec
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2017/05/31/calls-hubuk-data-service-webinar-recording-available-online/
The role of geographical mobility in intergenerational social mobility: Linkage of the Scottish Longitudinal Study and Scottish Mental Survey 1947 data
Forrest, L. (2017) Celebrating 10 years of Research Projects at the SLS, New Register House, Edinburgh, 7 Dec 2017 [SLS]
Other information:
Output from project: 2015_003
Administrative health data linked to the SLS, the potential opportunities for migration research
McCollum, D. (2017) Celebrating 10 years of Research Projects at the SLS, New Register House, Edinburgh, 7 Dec 2017 [SLS]
Other information:
Output from project: 2015_005
Patterns of residential mobility within Scotland using health admin data linked with the Scottish Longitudinal Study
McCollum, D. (2017) Folks’ comings and goings – changes in Scotland’s population over time (BSPS/NRS event), New Register House, Edinburgh, UK, 21 June 2017 [SLS]
Available online: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/folks-comings-and-goings-changes-in-scotlands-population-over-time-tickets-34566199433
Output from project: 2016_003
Varying mental health in the population across Scotland during the recent recession: Combining SLS data and other sources
Curtis, S. (2017) Celebrating 10 years of Research Projects at the SLS, New Register House, Edinburgh, 7 Dec 2017 [SLS]
Other information:
Output from project: 2015_015
How are we making the LSs easier to use?
Carsley, S. (2016) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Cardiff City Hall, Wales, 18 March 2016 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
New ways of exploring links between educational and developmental outcomes
Playford, C.J., Dibben, C., Williamson, L. and Huang, Z. (2016) Data Linkage Scotland Showcase 2016, 29 November 2016 [SLS]
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Output from project: 2011_001
Utility Measures for Synthetic Data
Raab, G. (2016) Data Linkage and Anonymisation, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, 3 November 2016 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Abstract:
When synthetic data are produced to overcome potential disclosure they can be used either in place of the original data or, more commonly, to allow researchers to develop code that will ultimately be run on the original data. The utility of synthetic data can be measured by comparing the results of the final analysis with the synthetic and original data. This is not possible until the final analysis is complete. General utility measures that measure the overall differences between the original and synthetic data are more useful for those creating synthetic data. This presentation will discuss two such measures. The first is a propensity score measure originally proposed by Woo et. al., 2009 and the second is one based on comparing tables, suggested by Voas and Williamson, 2001. Their null distributions, when the synthesis model is "correct" will be discussed as well as their practical implementation as part of the synthpop package.
Available online: https://www.newton.ac.uk/seminar/20161103153016302
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
An introduction to the Longitudinal Studies for health researchers
Marshall, A. (2016) CALLS-Hub webinar, 13 December 2016 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
Talk begins at 1m 25s mark in video
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/guides-resources/thematic-guides-webinars/
Output from project: 0300411
The Nurses’ Lives Research Programme: enabling practice through new insights to population health using routine data about nurses
Atherton, I. & Kyle, R. (2016) Centre for Population Change (CPC) seminar, Ladywell House, Edinburgh, UK, 25 February 2016 [SLS]
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Abstract:
Health care professionals have an increasingly important role at a population level. This role requires teaching that encourages and facilitates students to link their individual practice to population health. Making teaching accessible is challenging given what might seem quite abstract ideas in comparison to the immediacy of other interventions. The Nurses' Lives Research Programme at Edinburgh Napier University is endeavouring to make teaching on population health more accessible through research on nurses themselves. Findings are providing new insights into the social determinants of health. These provide a basis for practitioners to reflect on issues that relate not only to their patients, but also to themselves, potentially shattering patient-public divides, and increasing awareness of the complexities of nursing interventions. Two exemplar studies will be presented. One estimating the prevalence of overweight and obese nurses in Scotland, and another analysing evidence for a Glasgow Effect amongst nurses in Scotland. Implications of findings for teaching related to population health and for health care professionals are considered.
An exploration of educational outcomes for children with disabilities
Cox, F. & Marshall, A. (2016) CALLS Hub webinar. 13 December 2016 [SLS]
Other information:
Talk begins at 13m 45s in video
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/guides-resources/thematic-guides-webinars/
Output from project: 2015_010
Investigating educational and developmental outcomes using linked administrative data
Playford, C. (2016) Farr Institute/ADRC-Scotland Opening Ceremony, Univ of Edinburgh, UK, 29 February 2016 [SLS]
Available online: Link
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Output from project: 2011_001
Exploring Ear’oles Education: An investigation of the school-level educational outcomes of ‘working class’ pupils in contemporary Scotland
Playford, C., Gayle, V., Connelly, R. & Murray, S. (2016) Social Stratification Research Seminar, University of Cambridge, UK, 8 - 9 September 2016 [SLS]
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Output from project: 2014_005
Moving to move up? Disentangling the link between spatial and occupational mobility
McCollum, D. (2016) Centre for Population Change (CPC) seminar, Ladywell House, Edinburgh, UK, 30 June 2016 [SLS]
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Abstract:
Despite being the focus of much research, the relationship between spatial and social mobility remains contested. The key question in these debates relates to the issue of how individual and place effects, and spatial mobility, interact to generate specific occupational outcomes and trajectories. Whilst conceptually intriguing, a longstanding challenge faced by scholars in this realm relates to the availability of data sources and methodological approaches that allow for the empirical definition and disentanglement of the various factors that 'produce' occupational mobility. The approach taken in this analysis explores these relationships in the context of occupational mobility in Scotland 2001-2011 using the census based Scottish Longitudinal Study (SLS). This presentation will consider the practical and theoretical advances offered by this approach to examining the complex nexus between occupational and spatial mobility. We will also introduce a new project which will mainly use the SLS to explore recent internal population dynamics in Scotland.
Synthetic data and better access
Dennett, A. (2016) NILS 10 Year Anniversary Event, Queens University Belfast, 5 December 2016 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Available online: Link
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Disentangling the link between spatial and occupational mobility in Scotland: A panel data analysis
McCollum, D. & Liu, Y. (2016) Presentation to DGSD Population & Health Research Cluster meeting, University of St Andrews, UK, 28 June 2016 [SLS]
Available online: https://populationandhealth.wordpress.com/events-and-activities/
Output from project: 2015_005
Disentangling the link between spatial and occupational mobility in Scotland: A panel data analysis
Liu, Y. & McCollum, D. (2016) Quantitative Methods Workshop, Dept of Geography & Sustainable Development, University of St Andrews, UK, 29 June 2016 [SLS]
Output from project: 2015_005
The 20th century part of The Longitudinal Studies Centre Scotland and its use in health research
Dibben, C. (2016) European Historical Population Samples Network Working groups 5 & 6 Workshop "Modern Data & Health", Academy of Sciences, Copenhagen, Denmark, 17 - 18 October 2016 [SLS]
Other information:
Keynote talk
Available online: Link
Pathways between socioeconomic disadvantage and growth in the Scottish Longitudinal Study, 1991-2001
Silverwood, R., Williamson, L., Grundy, E. & De Stavola, B. (2016) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Cardiff City Hall, Wales, UK, 18 March 2016 [SLS]
Download output document: Full paper (PDF 4MB)
Output from project: 2013_008
Social differentiation in curriculum choices: an investigation based on the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Iannelli, C. (2016) Official Opening of the Farr Institute and ADRC-Scotland, Edinburgh, UK. 29 February 2016 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_013
Data linkage of the 1947 Scottish Mental Survey with administrative data: Exploring the role of cognitive ability on social and spatial mobility, and subsequent health outcomes
Forrest, L. (2016) Cognitive ageing journal club, School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences, University of Edinburgh, UK, 7 November 2016 [SLS]
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Abstract:
To determine the drivers of social and spatial mobility and the relationship between social and geographic mobility and health outcomes and premature mortality in later life, the 1947 Scottish Mental Survey (a 1936 birth cohort with age 11 cognitive ability test scores) was linked to the Scottish Longitudinal Study, and census data. The patterns of inter-generational social and geographical mobility of this cohort, and how this relates to their cognitive ability, were explored. To determine whether Edinburgh may operate as escalator’ region we examined the movement between three geographical areas in Scotland. We also modelled the relationship between social and geographic mobility and health outcomes in later life.
Glasgow’s life expectancy is lower than other Scottish cities and comparable English cities. As this is not entirely explained by the high levels of deprivation, a number of theories have been suggested, including that of selective migration, where the upwardly mobile move out of Glasgow, leaving behind those who are more deprived and less healthy. Further research will explore the impact of social mobility and migration to Scottish New Towns on health inequalities and premature mortality in Glasgow using 1947 SMS data, again examining the role of cognitive ability.
Introduction to Census-based Longitudinal Studies
Findlay, A. (2016) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Cardiff City Hall, Wales, 18 March 2016 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Data sources within the UK LSs
Duke-Williams, O. (2016) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Cardiff City Hall, Wales, 18 March 2016 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Output from project: 0300411
NEETs in Scotland: a longitudinal analysis of health effects of NEET experience
Feng, Z. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Univ of Aberdeen, 26 October 2015 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
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Output from project: 2013_005
School subject choice and inequalities in higher education entry
Iannelli, C. (2015) Presentation to members of the Scottish Government Directorate for Learning, Edinburgh, UK. 18 August 2015 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_013
Overall and Cause-specific Mortality differences by Partnership status in 21st Century England and Wales
Franke, S. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Engine Shed, Bristol, 10 November 2015 [ONS LS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/news-entry/uk-ls-roadshow-slides/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 645kB)
Output from project: 0301675
Causal pathways between socioeconomic disadvantage and growth in the Scottish Longitudinal Study, 1991-2001
Silverwood, R., Williamson, L., Grundy, E. & De Stavola, B. (2015) NCRM Pathways & SLS-DSU workshop: 'Social disadvantage, child health and attainment: The potential of analyses of the UK census-based longitudinal studies', London, 31 March 2015 [SLS]
Available online: Link
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Output from project: 2013_008
Population Ageing in Scotland: Implications for Healthcare Expenditure Projections
Geue, C. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Univ of Aberdeen, 26 October 2015 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 312KB)
Output from project: 2009_011
Introduction to Census-based Longitudinal Studies
Findlay, A. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Engine Shed, Bristol, 10 November 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/news-entry/uk-ls-roadshow-slides/
Introducing the England and Wales Office for National Statistics Longitudinal Study (ONS LS) and Scottish Longitudinal Study (SLS) for research use
Williamson, L. (2015) NCRM Pathways & SLS-DSU workshop: 'Social disadvantage, child health and attainment: The potential of analyses of the UK census-based longitudinal studies', London, 31 March 2015 [SLS][ONS LS]
Available online: Link
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Output from project: 2013_008 (SLS), 0301445 (ONS LS)
Introduction to Census-based Longitudinal Studies
Findlay, A. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Univ of Aberdeen, 26 October 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
Data sources within the UK LSs
Shelton, N. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Engine Shed, Bristol, 10 November 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/news-entry/uk-ls-roadshow-slides/
Output from project: 0300411
Geographies, risk factors and long-term effects of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) in Scotland
Everington, D., Feng, Z., Dibben, C. & Ralston, K (2015) Presentation at Scottish Government Assistant Statistician meeting, Edinburgh, 2 July 2015 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_005
Data sources within the UK LSs
Shuttleworth, I. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Univ of Aberdeen, 26 October 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
How are we making the LSs easier to use?
Dennett, A. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Engine Shed, Bristol, 10 November 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/news-entry/uk-ls-roadshow-slides/
Output from project: 0300411
How are we making the LSs easier to use?
Dibben, C. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Univ of Aberdeen, 26 October 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
Data linkage in practice – Introducing the Scottish Longitudinal Study: from data sources, data governance to example projects of SLS in action
Williamson, L. & Feng, Z. (2015) Socitm Scotland 2015, Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh, 24 November 2015 [SLS]
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Breakout Session description:
Dr Lee Williamson will introduce you to the SLS which links together routinely collected administrative data for a 5.3% representative sample of the Scottish population. The SLS with appropriate permissions can also be linked to other health data sources.. The size and scope of the SLS make it an unparalleled resource for understanding a range of socio-economic, demographic and health questions.
Dr Zhiqiang Feng will reports findings from a study which investigated the consequences, and risk factors of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) over the past two decades. The study used the SLS to allow an effective assessment of risk factors and consequences. The research provides new longitudinal evidence which may help to understand past and current policy impacts as well as informing future policy development.
How spatial segregation changes over time: sorting out the sorting processes
Bailey, N. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, The Lighthouse, Glasgow, 28 October 2015 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
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Output from project: 2007_015
Understanding the impact of air pollution at the start of life: using geographic variation in air pollution, census and administrative data to measure air pollution’s impact on the unborn child
Dibben, C. (2015) Geography and Environment Dept Seminar, University of Southampton, UK, 9 December 2015 [SLS]
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Abstract:
It is now widely recognised, from studies in many different countries, that air pollution has adverse effects on human health and explains a significant proportion of the global burden of disease. Recent work has also suggested that air pollution may have a negative effect on the outcomes of pregnancy, such as birthweight and prematurity. However, although these studies have enhanced knowledge and understanding of the risks of air pollution to foetuses, caution is still needed when interpreting the findings collectively because of important differences in methodological approaches. Importantly, the majority of studies use the nearest monitor method to estimate maternal exposure for both the entire pregnancy and trimester specific periods, which averages pollutant concentrations from the nearest (static) monitor to the mother's residential location. In this talk I will outline why landuse based regression approaches may in fact be a better method for estimating exposure, discuss the results from two studies in Scotland and consider how reconstructing historical air pollution environments may help with the understanding of aetiology of diseases in later life.
The impact of household changes on residential mobility and housing adjustments at older ages in Scotland
Fiori, F. (2015) CPC Workshop on UK Population Change and Housing Across the Life Course, University of St Andrews, UK, 16 - 17 June 2015 [SLS]
Available online: Link
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Output from project: 2013_011
Using the Scottish Longitudinal Study to analyse social inequalities in school subject choice
Iannelli, C. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, The Lighthouse, Glasgow, 28 October 2015 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
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Output from project: 2013_013
Longitudinal Studies and Impact
Findlay, A. (2015) Exploring Impact with the Northern Ireland Longitudinal Study (NILS), NISRA, Belfast, 15 October 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: Link
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Evaluating the impact of area regeneration programmes in Scotland: a mixed- methods approach
Archibald, D. (2015) iPower presentation, Dept of Geography & Sustainable Development, University of St Andrews, UK, 20 May 2015 [SLS]
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Abstract:
The last three decades have seen significant investment in area-based initiatives in Scotland to regenerate disadvantaged areas. The potential to combat multiple deprivation is often used as justification for such a large-scale investment. Nevertheless, evaluation of these initiatives has been limited and produced conflicting results. Some regeneration programmes appear to have had positive effects on the lives of residents, whilst others have had no, or even a detrimental effect.
This may, however, be attributed to difficulties in designing appropriate evaluation studies rather than the effects of regeneration per se. For example, following individuals over time so that their changing circumstances can be more related to the regeneration processes that they experience has rarely been done. Many evaluations have relied on comparing population characteristics in an area before and after regeneration, ignoring the fact that the resident population may have changed substantially during this period.
This research sought to address such limitations by using a rigorous research design that employed longitudinal data and innovative techniques to assess how area regeneration impacted on the lives of individuals resident in disadvantaged areas in Scotland.
Output from project: 2009_008
Inequalities in young adults’ access to home-ownership in Scotland: a widening gap?
Graham, E., Fiori, F. & Feng, Z. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, The Lighthouse, Glasgow, 28 October 2015 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 1MB)
Output from project: 2013_011
Modelling standard grade attainment using the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Playford, C., Williamson, L. & Dibben, C. (2015) NCRM Pathways & SLS-DSU workshop: 'Social disadvantage, child health and attainment: The potential of analyses of the UK census-based longitudinal studies', London, 31 March 2015 [SLS]
Available online: Link
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 2MB)
Output from project: 2011_001
An Introduction to the Synthetic Longitudinal Studies
Dennett, A. (2015) Launch of the Welsh LS, Newport, Wales, 7 January 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Parental socioeconomic influences on filial educational attainment – An investigation of Scottish young people and patterns of school level educational performance
Gayle, V., Playford, C., Connelly, R. & Murray, S. (2015) Social Stratification Research Seminar, University of Milan, Italy, 6 - 8 September 2015 [SLS]
Available online: Link
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 3MB)
Output from project: 2014_005
Introduction to Census-based Longitudinal Studies
Findlay, A. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, The Lighthouse, Glasgow, 28 October 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
Modelling standard grade attainment using the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Playford, C., Williamson, L. & Dibben, C. (2015) NCRM Pathways & SLS-DSU workshop: 'Social disadvantage, child health and attainment: The potential of analyses of the UK census-based longitudinal studies', Edinburgh, 5 June 2015 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/event-entry/sls-ncrm-pathways-workshop-and-training-events/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 3MB)
Output from project: 2011_001
Exploring Patterns of Subject Specific Performance in School Attainment in Scotland
Playford, C., Gayle, V., Connelly, R. & Murray, S. (2015) Employment Research Institute Seminar Series, Edinburgh Napier University, 17 September 2015 [SLS]
Other information:
Abstract:
The Scottish school education system roughly mirrors the system in the rest of the UK but the qualifications that young people study for are markedly different. Although the Scottish school qualifications system has recently undergone radical change, Standard Grades have been the main qualifications undertaken by Scottish pupils when they reach the end of compulsory schooling for a number of years, and are the main focus of this paper. These qualifications are important because they mark the first branching point of the educational life-course in Scotland. The study of socio-economic inequalities in school level attainment is well established, however school-level educational attainment in Scotland has been under-researched due to the lack of suitable data resources. In this paper we exploit a recent linkage of administrative data from the Scottish Qualifications Authority with the Scottish Longitudinal Study.
Pupils undertaking Standard Grades studied a mixture of ‘core’ and ‘optional’ subjects from a wide diet of subject choices. Each Standard Grade subject was awarded an individual grade ranging from 1 – 7. Therefore, Scottish pupils have highly individualised patterns of Standard Grade results and there is no single agreed upon overall measure of a pupil’s Standard Grade attainment. In recent work examining school attainment in England and Wales we have demonstrated that there are substantively important patterns of subject level attainment which are occluded when general overall measures are constructed and analysed.
In this paper we examine the relationship between parental socio-economic circumstances and detailed subject-specific patterns of standard grade performance using latent variable techniques. The results of this research will facilitate a better understanding of standard grade attainment in Scotland. We will also make methodological considerations by comparing alternative latent variable approaches.
Available online: Link
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Output from project: 2014_005
Data sources within the UK LSs
Shuttleworth, I. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, The Lighthouse, Glasgow, 28 October 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
Causal pathways between socioeconomic disadvantage and growth in the Scottish Longitudinal Study, 1991-2001
Silverwood, R. (2015) Departmental Research Meeting, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, 6 February 2015 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_008
Protective effects of nurses’ health literacy: evidence from the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Atherton, I., Dibben, C. & Kyle, R. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, Univ of Aberdeen, 26 October 2015 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
Output from project: 2014_003
School subject choice and inequalities in higher education entry
Ianelli, C. & Klein, M. (2015) Knowledge Exchange event (policy & practictioners), Moray House School of Education, Edinburgh, 23 June 2015 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_013
How are we making the LSs easier to use?
Dibben, C. (2015) CALLS Hub UK LS Roadshow, The Lighthouse, Glasgow, 28 October 2015 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/11/06/uk-ls-roadshow-2015-scottish-event-presentations-available-to-download/
NEETs project overview
Everington, D. (2015) SLS-DSU Research Meeting, Ladywell House, Edinburgh, 16 February 2015 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_005
2011 Census Data Link to the LSs: The Potential for Policy and Influence
Shuttleworth, I. (2014) UK LS 2011 Census Linkage Launch Event, Church House, Westminster, London, 6 March 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
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Synthetic data estimation for the UK longitudinal studies – SYLLS
Nowok, B., Raab, G. & Dibben, C. (2014) Scottish Longitudinal Study Census Linkage Launch Event, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 4 November 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/04/28/updated-download-presentations-from-the-sls-census-linkage-launch-event/
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Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Introduction to the UK LS & Census 2011 data linkage
Shelton, N. (2014) UK LS 2011 Census Linkage Launch Event, Church House, Westminster, London, 6 Mar 2014 [ONS LS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2014/03/17/uk-ls-census-linkage-launch-event-slides-and-handouts/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 2MB)
Output from project: 0300411
The ADRC-S & Future Developments
Dibben, C. (2014) Scottish Longitudinal Study Census Linkage Launch Event, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 4 November 2014 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/04/28/updated-download-presentations-from-the-sls-census-linkage-launch-event/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 2MB)
Using synthetic data to improve the accessibility of the SLS
Carsley, S. (2014) Synthetic Data Workshop, ONS, Titchfield, 1 December 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Synthetic data estimation for the UK longitudinal studies (SYLLS)
Dennett, A. (2014) UK LS 2011 Census Linkage Launch Event, Church House, Westminster, London, UK, 6 March 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2014/03/17/uk-ls-census-linkage-launch-event-slides-and-handouts/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 5MB)
Output from project: 30158
Risk factors and consequences of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET): Phase two interim report, Report Scottish Government
Ralston, K., Everington, D., Dibben, C. & Feng, Z. (2014) Presentation to Scottish Government, Skills, Employability and Lifelong Learning Directorate, October 2014. [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_005
The R package synthpop for producing synthetic data
Nowok, B. (2014) Synthetic Data Workshop, ONS, Titchfield, 1 December 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Generating synthetic microdata to widen access to sensitive data sets
Nowok, B., Raab, G. & Dibben, C. (2014) Scottish Government Assistant Statisticians Meeting – Quantitative methods, Victoria Quay, Edinburgh, 26 June 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Excess mortality in Scotland and Glasgow compared with England and Manchester and Liverpool
Ralston, K., Feng, Z., Walsh, D. & Dibben, C. (2014) Social Stratification Research Seminar, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_002
How to generate synthetic data using the ‘synthpop’ package
Nowok, B., Raab, G. & Dibben, C. (2014) Presentation to NILS-RSU & NISRA teams, NISRA, Belfast, 30 - 31 January 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Understanding the impact of fertility history and associated outcomes in mid-life: a record linkage study in Scotland
Williamson, L., Dibben, C. & Huang, Z. (2014) Longitudinal Analysis of Historical Demographic Data Pre-conference Workshop Social Science History Association, University of Michigan, USA, 5 November 2014 [SLS]
Output from project: 2011_002
How to generate synthetic data using the ‘synthpop’ package
Nowok, B., Raab, G. & Dibben, C. (2014) Presentation to CeLSIUS team, UCL, London, 20 - 21 January 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Impacts of NEET experiences on social and health outcomes: an analysis using the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Ralston, K., Feng, Z., Raab, G. & Dibben, C. (2014) Social Stratification Research Group, Winter Seminar. Iris Murdoch Centre, University of Stirling, UK [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_005
Introduction and the 2011 Census Link
Carsley, S. (2014) Scottish Longitudinal Study Census Linkage Launch Event, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 4 November 2014 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/04/28/updated-download-presentations-from-the-sls-census-linkage-launch-event/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 3MB)
Synthetic data estimation for the UK longitudinal studies
Dennett, A. (2014) ONS workshop: 'Synthetic data and associated disclosure risks', ONS, Titchfield, UK, 4 June 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Examining the occupational scarring of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) in 1991
Ralston, K., Everington, D. Feng, Z. & Dibben, C. (2014) Scottish Longitudinal Study Census Linkage Launch Event, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 4 November 2014 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/04/28/updated-download-presentations-from-the-sls-census-linkage-launch-event/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 918KB)
Output from project: 2013_005
How to generate synthetic data using the ‘synthpop’ package
Raab, G. & Nowok, B. (2014) NILS-RSU, Belfast, 30 January 2014 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
Stability and change in ethnic groups in Scotland
Feng, Z. & Dibben, C. (2014) Scottish Longitudinal Study Census Linkage Launch Event, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 4 November 2014 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/04/28/updated-download-presentations-from-the-sls-census-linkage-launch-event/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 1MB)
Output from project: 2014_001
Social Inequality and Avoidable Mortality in the U.K.
Pevalin, D. (2014) Melbourne School of Population and Global Health Seminar Series University of Melbourne, Australia 19 March 2014 [SLS][ONS LS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
Abstract:
Social class inequalities in premature all-cause mortality are well documented in the UK. This study situates the analysis of three large cohort studies within Link and Phelan’s “fundamental cause” hypothesis and examines the social class differences in two aspects of avoidable mortality – preventable causes and causes amenable to medical intervention. Data come from the ONS (Office for National Statistics) Longitudinal Study for England and Wales baseline 1971 census; Scottish Longitudinal Study baseline 1991 census; and Northern Ireland Mortality Study baseline 2001. Death records are linked to census data and Cox regression models are used to estimate hazard ratios.
Available online: Link
Output from project: 2009_007 (SLS), 30098 (ONS LS)
Demographic Change in the Scottish Jewish Community 2001 – 2011
Raab, G., Borowski, E. & Frank, F. (2014) Scottish Longitudinal Study Census Linkage Launch Event, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 4 November 2014 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/04/28/updated-download-presentations-from-the-sls-census-linkage-launch-event/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 820KB)
Output from project: 2014_002
Understanding the impact of fertility history on health outcomes in later life
Williamson, L. & Dibben, C. (2014) Scottish Longitudinal Study Census Linkage Launch Event, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 4 November 2014 [SLS]
Available online: https://calls.ac.uk/2015/04/28/updated-download-presentations-from-the-sls-census-linkage-launch-event/
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 1MB)
Output from project: 2011_002
New Perspectives on Population Ageing in Scotland
Spijker, J. & MacInnes, J. (2013) AQMeN Seminar, November 2013 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_003
Introduction to the SLS
Dibben, C. (2013) CPC Data Workshop: Exploring synergies in data with a focus on fertility, the UK and Italy National Records of Scotland, Ladywell House, Edinburgh, UK 1 July 2014 [SLS]
Available online: Link
Years Lived and Years Left: a New Perspective on Population Ageing in Scotland
Spijker, J., MacInnes, J. & Riffe T. (2013) Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social Science 2013: New Perspectives on Population Ageing in Scotland, Edinburgh, 4 November 2013 [SLS]
Output from project: 2013_003
Synthetic Data Estimation for the UK Longitudinal Studies (SYLLS project): An introduction to the Multiple Imputation approach
Nowok, N. (2013) SLS-DSU seminar series National Records of Scotland, Ladywell House, Edinburgh, UK, 23 July 2013 [SLS][ONS LS][NILS][CALLS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
NILS project page
Output from project: 2013_012 (SLS), 30158 (ONS LS), 079 (NILS)
The Uses of Spatial and Longitudinal Data
Clemens, T. (2013) I-Power Seminar, Dept of Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews, UK. 20/11/2013 [SLS]
Low birth-weight and exposure to ambient PM10 air pollution: some preliminary findings
Clemens, T. (2012) Dept of Geography & Sustainable Development seminar series, University of St Andrews, UK, 20 February 2012 [SLS]
Low birth-weight and exposure to ambient PM10 air pollution: some preliminary findings
Clemens, T. (2012) Dept of Geography & Sustainable Development research away day, University of St Andrews, UK, 10 May 2012 [SLS]
An update on Research Programme 4: Demographic, Socio-Economic and Environmental Data Linkage
Clemens, T., Dibben, C., Williamson, L. & Feng, Z. (2012) Scottish Health Informatics Programme (SHIP) Annual Retreat, Dunblane, UK, 31 May - 1 June 2012 [SLS]
Scottish Longitudinal Study – from question to answer
Dibben, C. (2012) Scottish Health Informatics Programme (SHIP) Safe Haven Workshop, Hilton Grosvenor Hotel, Glasgow, 13 April 2012 [SLS]
Available online: Link
Healthcare expenditure projections: Impact of costs at the end of life
Geue, C., Briggs, A., Lewsey, J. & Lorgelly, P. (2012) Workshop zu Verteilungsfragen im Gesundheitswesen: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gesundheitsökonomie e.V. [Workshop on distributional issues in healthcare: German Association for Health Economics], Hamburg Center for Health Economics, Hamburg, Germany. [SLS]
Output from project: 2009_011
Are deprived neighbourhoods risky neighbourhoods to live in?
van Ham, M. (2012) RPS Seminar. Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, 23 February 2012 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Creating mixed neighbourhoods. Theory, evidence, and practice.
van Ham, M. (2012) Polis-podium voor stedebouwkunde lecture series, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, 21 February 2012 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Neighbourhood effects research, where to go next?
van Ham, M. (2011) Département Questions Sociales, Centre d'analyse stratégique & French General Secretariat of the Inter-ministerial Committee for Cities (SG CIV), Paris, France, 24 November 2011 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Understanding selective mobility into and out of deprived neighbourhoods
van Ham, M. (2011) QMSS Seminar: Neighbourhood dynamics and contextual effects, Uppsala, Sweden, 8 - 10 June 2011 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_005
Poverty neighbourhoods, neighbourhood effects and area based policies
van Ham, M. (2011) Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung Public Lecture, Berlin, Germany, 28 April 2011 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Are deprived neighbourhoods risky neighbourhoods to live in? Theorising and modelling neighbourhood effects
van Ham, M. (2011) Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience seminar series, University of Durham, Durham, UK, 14 February 2011 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Does living in the ‘wrong’ neighbourhood affect your life chances? Theorising and modelling neighbourhood effects
van Ham, M. & Manley, D. (2011) Social Statistics Applications and Policy Seminar Series, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK, 13 January 2011 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
What is the impact of selective migration on the widening mortality gap in Greater Glasgow?
Popham, F. (2010) The Scottish Longitudinal Study: Joint meeting with RSS Social Statistics section, The Melting Pot, Edinburgh, UK, 19 October 2010 [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_010
Social Inequalities in Avoidable Mortality: Two British Cohort Studies
Pevalin, D. (2010) Presentations at: University of Melbourne; Flinders University, Adelaide; and Australian Health Promotion Association, Queensland. [SLS][ONS LS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
Output from project: 2009_007 (SLS), 30098 (ONS LS)
Teenage mothers in Scotland 1991 to 2001
Raab, G. (2010) Scottish Health Informatics Programme (SHIP) Annual Retreat, Stirling, UK, 20 - 21 May 2010 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_002
Spatial segregation and population dynamics: evidence, data sources and research priorities
Bailey, N. & Barnes, H. (2010) ESRC Neighbourhood Effects Seminar Series: Understanding Dynamic Neighbourhoods, University of Manchester, UK. [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_015
Teenage parents in Scotland 1991 to 2001. Evidence from the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Raab, G. (2010) The Scottish Longitudinal Study: Joint meeting with RSS Social Statistics section, The Melting Pot, Edinburgh, UK, 19 October 2013 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_002
Making better use of administrative data for spatial analysis
Boyle, P. (2010) Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Berlin, Germany, 2 February 2010 [SLS]
Social Inequalities in Avoidable Mortality: Evidence from two British Cohort Studies
Pevalin, D. (2010) London School of Economics, UK, October 2010 [ONS LS]
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
Output from project: 2009_007 (SLS), 30098 (ONS LS)
Housing tenure, neighbourhood sorting and labour market transitions in Scotland: explaining neighbourhood effects
van Ham, M. (2010) School of Economics, University of Utrecht, Netherlands, 24 March 2010 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Some of the benefits of longitudinal analysis
Boyle, P. (2010) Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA), Belfast, UK, 8 June 2010 [SLS]
Social Inequalities in Avoidable Mortality: What works and why?
Pevalin, D. (2010) Australian Health Promotion Association, North Coast Area Health Service, Lismore, Australia. May 2010
Other information:
SLS project page
ONS LS project page
Output from project: 2009_007 (SLS), 30098 (ONS LS)
Housing tenure, neighbourhood sorting and labour market transitions in Scotland: explaining neighbourhood effects
van Ham, M. & Manley, D. (2010) Faculty of Spatial Sciences, University of Groningen, Netherlands, 18 February 2010 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Is being English in Scotland a good thing? Occupational mobility and migration in Scotland
Manley, D. & van Ham, M. (2010) Migration: the longitudinal perspective in the British Isles, Queens University Belfast, Belfast, UK, 26 March 2010 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_005
Linking education data to the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Boyle, P. (2010) Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA), Belfast, UK, 8 June 2010 [SLS]
Fertility Statistics – data issues: birth parity
Williamson, L. (2010) Fertility in Scotland: Policy and Research. Joint meeting of the Centre for Population Change (CPC) and Scottish Government, Edinburgh, UK, December 2010 [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_012
An introduction to the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Dibben, C. (2010) Longitudinal studies: lessons for research and policy. ESDS event, British Library (Conference Centre), London, UK, 10 May 2011 [SLS]
An introduction to the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Dibben, C. (2010) The Scottish Longitudinal Study: Joint meeting with RSS Social Statistics section, The Melting Pot, Edinburgh, UK, 19 October 2010 [SLS]
The relationship between living alone, health and mortality: a test on the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Feijten, P. (2010) General Register Office for Scotland, Edinburgh, UK, 6 April 2010 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_001
Healthy life expectancy in Scotland
Bell, D. (2010) Presentation to Scottish Government, Edinburgh, UK. [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_008
Does widowhood increase mortality risk?
Feng, Z., Boyle, P. & Raab, G. (2010) Birmingham Health and Wellbeing Partnership. [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_006
Migration and Religion in Scotland: A study on the influence of religion on migration behaviour
Feijten, P. & Boyle, P. (2010) Presentation to Scottish Government, Edinburgh, UK. [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_001
Neighbourhood effects: a longitudinal perspective
Manley, D. & van Ham, M. (2010) ESRC Neighbourhood Effects Seminar Series: theory and evidence, University of St Andrews, UK. [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Does being widowed increase the risk of death?
Feng, Z., Boyle, P. & Raab, G. (2010) Presentation to Scottish Government, Edinburgh, UK. [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_006
The effect of neighbourhood housing tenure mix on labour market outcomes: a longitudinal perspective
van Ham, M. & Manley, D. (2009) Scottish Social Survey Network, University of Stirling, UK, 8 January 2009 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
The Economic Impact of Return Migrants to Scotland: Evidence from the Scottish Longitudinal Study
McCollum, D. (2009) Demography Analytical Working Group, Scottish Government, Edinburgh, UK. September 2009 [SLS]
Output from project: 2009_003
The role of migration in the widening health gap
Boyle, P. (2009) Dept of Nursing & Midwifery, University of Stirling, UK, 13 March 2009 [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_010
Economic segregation, deprived neighbourhoods and migration
Bailey, N. (2009) Presentation at Scottish Government event: 'Tackling Multiple Deprivation in Communities' Evidence Event. [SLS]
Available online: Link
Download output document: Presentation slides (PDF 126KB)
Output from project: 2007_015
Migration and health: Lessons from routine data
Boyle, P. (2009) Department of Geography, University of Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden, 16 December 2009 [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_010
Neighbourhood social mix and transitions into and out of employment in Scotland
van Ham, M. & Manley, D. (2009) Presentation to Scottish Government, Edinburgh, UK, 2 March 2009 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
The impact of internal migration on widening health inequalities in Scotland
Popham, F., Boyle, P., O'Reilly, D. & Leyland, A. (2009) Public Health Information Network for Scotland (PHINS) seminar, Glasgow, UK. [SLS]
Output from project: 2008_010
Neighbourhood social mix and transitions into and out of employment in Scotland
van Ham, M. (2009) ESRC Seminar Series on Gentrification and Social Mix, Institute of Geography, University of Edinburgh, UK, 19 - 20 February 2009 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Neighbourhood social mix and transitions into and out of employment in Scotland
van Ham, M. & Manley, D. (2009) ERI Seminar Series, Napier University, Edinburgh, UK, 4 March 2009 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
Regenerating Neighbourhoods – Untangling the mix
van Ham, M. (2008) Firm (Analytical) Foundations: Scottish Housing Research and Analysis for Policy, Edinburgh, UK, 22 April 2008 [SLS]
Output from project: 2007_006
What is a longitudinal study: the research benefits
Boyle, P. (2006) Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) Longitudinal Study launch, Belfast, UK, 8 December 2006 [SLS]
The Scottish Longitudinal Study
Boyle, P. (2002) ESRC seminar series: Analysing Longitudinal Data - Bridging the gap between methodology and sociological research: Longitudinal Analysis - The Theoretical Paradigm, University of Stirling, UK. [SLS]
The Scottish Longitudinal Study
Boyle, P. & Hattersley, L. (2002) Presentation at MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow, UK. [SLS]
The Scottish Longitudinal Study
Boyle, P. (2002) Presentation to Royal Statistical Society, Glasgow section, Glasgow, UK. [SLS]
