FGZ Regionalpanel 2021 / RISC regional panel study 2021
RegPan2021 (wave 1)

Creator (PIs):
Sackmann, Reinhold; Dirksmeier, Peter; Göb, Angelina; Hartl, Jakob; Rees, Jonas; Rees, Yann; Reinhold, Maike; Schmidt, Andreas David; Schmidt, Jan-Hinrik; Vogel, Berthold; Winkler, Oliver
Keywords:
social cohesion, infrastructures, regional media consumption, neighbourhoods, social networks, discrimination, attitudes, polarisation
Data Type:
quantitative
Language:
German, English, French, Polish, Russian, Turkish
Abstract:
Coordinated by RISC-FGZ section Halle (Saale), sections Bielefeld, Göttingen, and Hannover jointly conduct this panel study on social cohesion in local societies. The FGZ Regionalpanel covers 12 communes in 4 German federal states (Bavaria, Lower-Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Saxony-Anhalt): One large city (min 200,000 inhabitants), one medium-sized city (max 50,000 inhabitants), and one small commune/village each.

The samples are randomly drawn from official registry and the data are representative for each commune.
The first wave of the dataset comprises data on a wide range of topics like social cohesion, neighbourhoods, media consumption, local infrastructures, or polarisation. The second wave was conducted in spring 2023 and subsequently waves are envisaged for 2025, 2027 and 2029.
Contributor:
Dröge, Sarah;
Einzel, Sarah;
Glinka, Hannah;
Mayer, Ina;
Mokelke, Mortischa;
Moog, Finn;
Peek, Julian;
Richter, Nell;
Scholz, Maren;
Schroeder, Sophie;
Schweer, Julian;
Walter, Leon;
Centouris Passau (data collector)
Funding Institution:
BMBF
Temporal Coverage:
2/2021 - 8/2021
Time Dimension:
panel study
Sampled Universe:
official local registry (Einwohnermeldeamt)
Sampling:
two-staged random sampling
Collection Mode:
paper-pencil questionnaire, online questionnaire
Geograhic Coverage:
12 communes in 4 German federal states (Bavaria, Lower-Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Saxony-Anhalt).
Resource Type:
STATA File, SPSS File, ASCII File
Availability:
Available for all post-doctoral researchers affiliated at a scientific institution (primary users); primary users may share the data with researchers under their supervision (secondary users).
Institution:
RDC-RISC (FDZ-FGZ)
Zugehörige Publikationen:
Sackmann, R., Dirksmeier, P., Rees, J. and Vogel, B. (Ed. 2023), Sozialer Zusammenhalt vor Ort. Analysen regionaler Mechanismen. Frankfurt/Main: Campus.

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