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Date: 20.01.2021

MEA Seminar with Yanxiang Yang (TUM) & Vesile Kutlu Koc
Dr. Vesile Kutlu Koc
Date: 13.01.2021

Romuald Méango: The Option Value of Overstaying
Romuald Méango, Ph. D.
Date: 16.12.2020

Michael Bergmann & Melanie Wagner: Informal and Formal Care Giving and Receiving across Europe before and during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Dr. Michael Bergmann; Dr. Melanie Wagner
Date: 09.12.2020

Gregor Sand: The Triple A Relationship in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Being Affected, Anxiety and Adherence to Protective Measures
Dr. Gregor Sand
Date: 02.12.2020

Stefan Gruber: Change and Predictors of Mental Health in the Older European Population during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Dr. Stefan Gruber
Date: 25.11.2020

Maria José Mendoza Jiménez, Tessa-Virginia Hannemann & Josefine Atzendorf: Behavioural Risk Factors and Preventative Covid-19 Measures amongst a High-Risk Population
Maria José Mendoza Jiménez, M.Sc.; Dr. Dipl.-Soz. Josefine Atzendorf, B.Sc. Psych.; Tessa-Virginia Hannemann
Date: 18.11.2020

Kolonialismus und die Entstehung von Sozialpolitik im Globalen Süden: eine Nord-Süd Geschichte
Date: 18.11.2020

Axel Börsch-Supan - Future Research at MEA and a New Mission for SHARE / Diana Maria López-Falcón - Contextual Data for SHARE-Covid19 Research
Dr. Thorsten Kneip; Dr. Diana Maria López-Falcón
Date: 11.11.2020

Afife Yasemin Yilmaz: Welfare Regimes and Institutional Variation of Labor Market Policies
Afife Yasemin Yilmaz
Date: 10.11.2020

Covid-19 Kick-off Meeting

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Release of the SHARE COVID-19 data available now for researchers

17.12.2020

Between June and August 2020, SHARE’s panel respondents in 27 countries were interviewed via Computer Assisted Telephone Interviews (CATI) to collect data targeted to the COVID-19 living situation of people who are 50 years and older. The release...


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