RC55 Social Indicators

Program Coordinators:

Sandra FACHELLI, Pablo de Olavide University, Spain, sfachelli@upo.es

Enrico DI BELLA, University of Genoa, Italy, edibella@unige.it


Sessions:


Administrative Data and Social Research: Coverage, Comparability, and the Limits of Measurement

Automation, Artificial Intelligence, and Labour Policies: Empirical Evidence for Managing Technological Change In Unequal Contexts

Challenges and Opportunities In Turbulent Times Related to Child Well-Being Data and Indicators

Climate Change and Human Well-Being: Emotions, Perceptions, and Social Responses

Climate Eschatology, Eco-Anxiety, and the Social Indicators of Well-Being In Turbulent Times

Current Challenges In the Measurement of Poverty at Global, Regional, and National Levels

Gender Equality Indicators

Inequality of Opportunity In Higher Education

Longitudinal Results In Well-Being Research

Measuring Violence In Turbulent Times

Modeling Change and Heterogeneity: Longitudinal and Person-Centered Methods for Social Indicators, Quality of Life, and Well-Being

Multidimensional Inequality In World Society: Comparative Perspectives from the Global South and North

Platform Capitalism Under Scrutiny: Labor, Algorithms, and Regulatory Responses In Comparative Perspective

Pre-Doctoral Researchers Innovating In Social Indicators: New Approaches to Measuring Social Change and Inequality

Rethinking Human Flourishing In a Changing World: Lessons from Asia and Beyond

Rethinking Inequality Measurement: Integrative and Multidimensional Indicators for Global Comparison

Rethinking Well-Being from the Margins: Exclusion, Critique, and Alternative Measures

Social Inequality and Stratification In Turbulent Societies

The Next Generation of Social Capital Measurement

Updating Understandings and Measurements of Social Class from Objective and Subjective Perspectives