Titlebook: Measuring Youth Well-being; How a Pan-European L Gary Pollock,Jessica Ozan,Anita Stasulane Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG,

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Longitudinal Research on Children and Young People in Europe and Beyond,ic), the target group (e.g. different age groups), the scope of interest (e.g. informing regionally or internationally working politicians), and other factors. Above all, this chapter examines the question of whether or not surveying children’s and young people’s well-being should be done using a lo

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Challenges in Conducting a New Longitudinal Study on Children and Young People Well-Being in the Euor, time and cost. In addition, variability exists among European nations as to the availability and coverage of sampling frames, laws and regulations that restrict aspects of survey practice, availability and capacity of survey research organisations, cultural and behavioural norms, language(s) spo

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Understanding the Potential Policy Impact of a European Longitudinal Survey for Children and Young g People (ELSCYP). In order to identify and estimate such benefits, it is necessary to demonstrate: firstly, that such data are/would be used by policy makers in the policy process; secondly, to identify what policy change has occurred or is likely to occur; thirdly, to attribute any policy change t

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With a View Towards the Future: Working Towards an Accelerated European Cohort Survey, and young people’s well-being. This concluding chapter focuses on how the MYWeB project came to recommend a national accelerated survey design with a view to suggest a way forwards for a pan-European longitudinal study. It describes how different potential methodologies were evaluated in relation t

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