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Questionnaire modules

With similar research objectives, and with the aim of updating the 2008-2009 data, the TeO2 survey is a continuation of the TeO1 questionnaire and uses its main modules. Profile of dwelling inhabitants (THL) Income Nationality and origin of parents  Languages Migratory paths, relationship to country of origin Family relationships and transmissions Conjugal life Your children Self-image and the opinion of others Education Professional life Religion  Housing and lifestyle Civic life Health Discrimination Social relationships and cultural practices

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Qualitative interviews

INED and INSEE collected large-scale quantitative data for the TeO2 survey in 2019 and 2020 on the social trajectories and experiences of discrimination of immigrants and their descendants born in metropolitan France. More than 27,000 people were interviewed. As with the first TeO survey conducted in 2008-2009, qualitative post-surveys will be conducted taking advantage of the access to TeO2 respondents ...

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Respondents

The TeO2 survey is interested in people aged 18 to 59 and living in ordinary dwellings in metropolitan France. 

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Conducting an interview

Data collection took place from July 2019 to November 2020. During this period, each person selected to respond to the survey is contacted: by mail from the INSEE regional offices, by the INSEE interviewer, either at home or by telephone.  The questions are answered face-to-face, under Computer-assisted personal interviewing (CAPI), at the respondent’s home. The questionnaire is, for the most part, identical for all respondents. ...

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Data privacy

The ’Trajectories and Origins 2’ survey, under the joint responsibility of INED and INSEE, is a survey with a dual purpose of research and official statistics. The data processing performed by INED is based on the exercise of a mission of public interest. The raw data are intended for INED and INSEE research teams and are kept for five years ...

Meetings

La grande régression

Presented by :Julien Boelaert (Ceraps, Université de Lille) ; Discussant :Ewen Gallic (Aix-Marseille Université)

Publication

Parcours d’étudiants

Sous la direction de Philippe Cordazzo

Grandes Enquêtes

, 2019

[Trajectories of higher education students], Philippe Cordazzo (ed.) France currently has over 2.6 million higher education students. In a context of mass higher education and successive reforms, the training, occupational futures, and living conditions of students constitute major issues that require ...

Meetings

Everyone is equal: Colour-blind attitudes in welfare practices with migrants

Intervenante : Carolin Schütze, de Lund University. In this presentation I will present a paper that explores the relationship between colour-blind attitudes and self-reported perceptions of encounters between majority and immigrant populations in Sweden. I build on existing studies showing that colour-blindness often functions as a strategy to appear unbiased while holding prejudicial attitudes. Using original survey data of welfare workers ...

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Credits

Webmaster : Constance Hemmer Design and editing : Constance Hemmer, Mathieu Ichou, Cris Beauchemin et Patrick Simon

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