The Generations & Gender Programme (GGP) is delighted to announce the 8th GGP User Conference to be held on 15-17 October 2025 at the Tallinn University in Estonia. We invite researchers working with data from the Generations and Gender Survey, the GGP Contextual Database, or the Harmonized Histories to present and discuss their recent empirical findings and methodological approaches.
The GGP User Conference provides a unique platform for GGP users, policymakers and the broader research community to exchange ideas and insights. We especially encourage submissions of papers using data from recently conducted rounds of the GGS, papers providing new methodological insights, and papers using longitudinal or multi-country data.
The conference will be in person in Tallinn. There is no fee for the conference, but places are limited.
Papers can be submitted for oral or poster presentation. Please note that each participant can be the first author on only one paper or poster.
Abstracts of maximum 300 words should be submitted by 14th March 2025 via the form below. Authors will be notified at the beginning of April about the outcome of their submission.
Submit Abstract here
We look forward to receiving your contributions. If you have any questions regarding the conference, please direct them to ggp@nidi.nl
Scientific Committee: Ignacio Pardo (Universidad de la República, Uruguay), Yuliya Kazakova (NIDI, The Netherlands), Martin Klesment (Tallinn University, Estonia).
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