Study
Heterogeneity in solidarity attitudes across Europe
Solidarity attitudes compared across countries, once the measure is shown to be comparable.
Applied a multiple-group latent class factor model to European solidarity attitudes, testing comparability before comparing. It is the substantive companion to the methodological work in this programme.
Part of Measurement comparability
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Published as
- 2009Measurement equivalence in solidarity attitudes in Europe: insights from a multiple-group latent-class factor approachInternational Sociology DOIArticle
- 2007Heterogeneity in solidarity attitudes in EuropeIRISS Working Paper Series Read itWorking paper