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  • GESIS is currently working to establish an “Integrated Data and Survey Infrastructure” (IEDI), which bundles the following long-term survey programs: the German General Social Survey (ALLBUS), the Comparative Candidate Survey (CCS), the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems (CSES), the German Survey of the European Social Survey (ESS), the European Values Study (EVS), the German Longitudinal Election Study (GLES), the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP), and the GESIS panel. The goal of the IEDI is to capitalize on administrative, methodological and substantive synergies be-tween the survey programs. This report documents the results of two milestones, which were defined by GESIS to reach substantive synergies related to the content of survey programs. First, for the survey programs included in the IEDI we conducted a stocktaking of the hitherto covered topics and their survey dates. Second, an inventory of sociodemographic variables was drawn up, which documents the survey instruments currently used in all participating studies and the differences between them. With this overview we would like to support the researchers who use the data of survey programs to more easily acquire information on the included topics. On a more abstract value, we also provide researchers with an overview of the landscape of topics collected by these survey programs. In addition, we would like to support survey programs and their boards in the decisions on which new data should be collected, which contents could be focused on and where there are redundancies which can be avoided. Greater coordination between the survey programs would also help to make them more comparable and thus facilitate combining several surveys as data sources to answer research questions. In the following, we provide a description of survey programs included in our overview. We will also outline our approach to creating a category system to classify the substantive items of these survey programs. Next, we present aggregated overviews of the substantive topics included in the survey programs. Then we move on to an overview of the sociodemographic variables covered by the survey programs. Lastly, we discuss implications for the practice and present our next steps. (xsd:string)
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