PIREDEU - Public Release of Data

The PIREDEU Steering Committee, at its meeting on 9 September 2009, approved the following plan for the public release of the data:

Pre-Release

The public pre-release of the data from the different data collection teams is made by 'user beware' versions of the data. Certain restrictions apply to the various components. The 'user beware' versions are available for download after registration. The data is documented, however the complete documentation will be finalised only at a later stage.

1. Voter Survey

The 'user beware' version was made available on 16 April 2010. This version does not include certain questions which were co-funded by a ESRC separate grant for the project "Perceptions of Power:Voter Attribution of Responsibility within the European Union". These can only be included in the final version.

2. Candidate Survey

The 'user beware' version was made available on 28 July 2010. This version is a stripped version due to data protection issues concerning the anonymity of respondents.

3. Media Study

The 'user beware' version was made available on 16 April 2010.

4. Manifesto Study

The 'user beware' version was made available on 16 April 2010, a version B was uploaded on 28 July 2010. The version contains full documentation as well as reliability measures.

5. Contextual Data

The 'user beware' version was made available on 19 May 2010. In addition to the data file and codebook, a pdf collection of electoral laws of all 27 Member States (in original and many times also in English language) has been uploaded on 28 July 2010.

Final Release

The final release of the data is foreseen for December 2010.

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				Public Release of Data The PIREDEU Steering Committee, at its meeting on 9 September 2009, approved the following plan for the public release of the data: Pre-Release The public pre-release of the data from the different data collection teams is made by 'user beware' versions of the data. Certain restrictions apply to the various components. The 'user beware' versions are available for download after registration. The data is documented, however the complete documentation will be finalised only at a later stage. 1. Voter Survey The 'user beware' version was made available on 16 April 2010. This version does not include certain questions which were co-funded by a ESRC separate grant for the project "Perceptions of Power:Voter Attribution of Responsibility within the European Union". These can only be included in the final version. 2. Candidate Survey The 'user beware' version was made available on 28 July 2010. This version is a stripped version due to data protection issues concerning the anonymity of respondents. 3. Media Study The 'user beware' version was made available on 16 April 2010. 4. Manifesto Study The 'user beware' version was made available on 16 April 2010, a version B was uploaded on 28 July 2010. The version contains full documentation as well as reliability measures. 5. Contextual Data The 'user beware' version was made available on 19 May 2010. In addition to the data file and codebook, a pdf collection of electoral laws of all 27 Member States (in original and many times also in English language) has been uploaded on 28 July 2010. Final Release The final release of the data is foreseen for December 2010.