There are a number of papers which cover the technical aspects of the GGP and the implications for substantive research. A selection of these is provided below:

2024

• Documentation of The German Generations and Gender Survey, Round II – Wave 1.
  Detlev Lück, Clara Englert, Felicitas Eigenbrodt, Pablo Christmann, Robert Naderi 

2023

• Data Brief: The Generations and Gender Survey second round (GGS-II)
  Anne H. Gauthier, Siyang Kong*, Olga Grünwald, Martin Bujard, Arianna Caporali, Vytenis Juozas Deimantas, Tom Emery, Wojciech Jablonski, Judith Koops, Arieke Rijken, Almut Schumann
• The Generations & Gender Programme: Life History Summary Tables. Testing summary tables in the life history questions of the UK GGS.
  Brienna Perelli-Harris, Olga Maslovskaya, Ann Berrington, Grace Chang, Olivia Sexton, Richard Bull, Joshua Mann, Joanna D’Ardenne & Shane Howe

2021

• The Norwegian Generations and Gender Survey, Round 2 – Wave 1 (2020). Documentation of the data collection process
  Lars Dommermuth & Trude Lappegard
• What’s new in the GGS 2020 Questionnaire?
  Nadia Sturm
• Moldova Case Study: GGS Data collection during the COVID-19 pandemic
  Aliona Cristei, Project Officer on Generations and Gender Programme, UNFPA Moldova
• Economic and Social Well-being of Young Adults in Belarus, Kazakhstan and Poland
  Thomas J. Gaut

2020

• Three country push-to-web experiment
  Tom Emery, Detlev Lück, Almut Schumann, Susana Cabaço, Peter Lugtig, Vera Toepoel, Martin Bujard, Robert Naderi, Norbert F. Schneider
• An experimental GGS module: Measuring childbearing motives, desires and intentions based on the TDIB model
  Monika Mynarksa & Alyce Raybould
• New sub-module on uncertainties and resilience in the Swedish GGS2020
  Gunnar Andersson, Johan Dahlberg and Gerda Neyer
• Technical note on the GGS and COVID-19
  Arieke Rijken, Tom Emery & Anne Gauthier
• Using geospatial-related technology to build the sampling frame for the Generations and Gender Survey in the Republic of Moldova
  Moldovan Ministry of Health & Social Protection, Statistics Moldova and UNFPA

2018

• Constructing harmonized, continuous socio-economic variables for the GGS Wave 1
  Anne Brons and Jarl E. Mooyaart

2017

• Preparation of the earnings variable in the GGS data Wave 1
  Joanne Muller
• Innovations introduced with the new Questionnaire
  Arianna Caporali

2016

• Generations and Gender Programme Wave 1 data collection: An overview and assessment of sampling and fieldwork methods, weighting procedures, and cross-sectional representativeness.
  Tineke Fokkema, Andrej Kveder, Nicole Hiekel, Tom Emery & Aart C. Liefbroer

2015

• Quality of Demographic Data in GGS Wave 1
  Jorik Vergauwen, Jonas Wood, David De Wachter & Karel Neels

2014

• Attrition in the Austrian Generations and Gender Survey: Is there a bias by fertility-relevant aspects?
  Isabella Buber-Ennser
• The Contextual Database of the Generations and Gender Programme: Concept, Content and Research Examples
  Arianna Caporali, Sebastian Klüsener, Gerda Neyer, Sandra Krapf & Olga Grigorieva
• Combining data from the Generations and Gender Surveys and the German Family Panel to conduct comparative research on couples’ and family dynamics
  Nicole Hiekel, Johannes Huinink & Timo Peter
• Inconsistencies in the Number of Children Reported in Successive Waves of the French Generations and Gender Survey
  Arnaud Régnier-Loilier

2013

• Counting how many children people want: The influence of question filters and pre-codes
  Eva Beaujouan
• The German Generations and Gender Survey: Some Critical Reflections on the Validity of Fertility Histories
  Michaela Kreyenfeld, Anne Hornung & Karolin Kubisch

2012

• GGS Wave 1 Belgium: Item non-response
  Christophe Vandeschrick & Jean-Paul Sanderson
• Sample attrition and distortion over the waves of the French Generations and Gender Survey
  Arnaud Régnier-Loilier & Nelly Guisse

2011

• Wave 1 Response rate calculation in Belgium
  Greet Lauwereys, Karel Neels & Tom De Winter
• Wave 1 Interview analysis in Belgium
  Inge Pasteels, Tom De Winter, Greet Lauwereys & Karel Neels

2006

• Generations and Gender Programme: Concepts and Challenges
  United Nations Economic Commission for Europe