An innovative e-infrastructure providing free access to harmonized data from several of the world’s largest datasets on Democracy, Environment, Migration, Social Policy, Conflict, and Representation

Demscore

Demscore

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Top Downloaded Variables (Last 30 Days)

  1. Electoral Democracy Index

    Tag: v2x_polyarchy

    Module: V-Dem Country-Year: V-Dem Full+Others v15

  2. Net APWW per week, family

    Tag: napwekfa

    Module: COMPLAB SPIN The Social Insurance Entitlements Dataset (SIED)

  3. Unemployment, 26 weeks net APW RR exclusive, single

    Tag: uzrr26si

    Module: COMPLAB SPIN The Social Insurance Entitlements Dataset (SIED)

  4. Liberal Democracy Index

    Tag: v2x_libdem

    Module: V-Dem Country-Year: V-Dem Full+Others v15

  5. Centralization of the education system

    Tag: v2xed_ed_cent

    Module: V-Dem Country-Year: V-Dem Full+Others v15

  6. Unemployment, full gross RR (26w), single worker

    Tag: uratfuls

    Module: COMPLAB SPIN The Social Insurance Entitlements Dataset (SIED)

  7. Access to justice for women

    Tag: v2clacjstw

    Module: V-Dem Country-Year: V-Dem Full+Others v15

  8. Sickness, 26 weeks net APW RR exclusive, single

    Tag: szrr26si

    Module: COMPLAB SPIN The Social Insurance Entitlements Dataset (SIED)

  9. Sickness, Full gross RR (26w), single worker

    Tag: sratfuls

    Module: COMPLAB SPIN The Social Insurance Entitlements Dataset (SIED)

  10. Unemployment, first week net APW RR, family

    Tag: u1stnerf

    Module: COMPLAB SPIN The Social Insurance Entitlements Dataset (SIED)

Demscore Partners

Demscore is a collaboration between University of Gothenburg, Stockholm-, Uppsala-, and Umeå University, funded by the Swedish Research Council. The data is provided by the partnering research institutes: