Listed below is research work carried out using data available at ESDS International which is relevant to the Global Project's aims to better measure the progress and well-being of societies:

ESDS International Case Studies:

• Investigating Macroeconomic Determinants of Happiness in Transition Countries: How Important is Government Expenditure?
• Something about young people or something about elections
• When do people feel European? European identity, EU attitudes, and questionnaire design.
• Low emission European energy scenarios
• Gender Equality in the Labour Market in Central and Eastern Europe: Attitudes to Women’s Work

See all ESDS International's case studies.

Presented at the ESDS International Annual Conferences:

• Carr, Ewan, University of Manchester. Job insecurity and the local economic climate across Europe [Abstract] [Poster]
• Eichhorn, Jan, University of Edinburgh. Well-being for believers? Contextualising the effects of religiosity on life-satisfaction [Abstract] [Poster]
• Majeed, Muhammad Tariq, University of Glasgow. Inequality, Poverty and Globalisation in OIC Countries: A Dynamic Comparative Analysis [Abstract] [Poster]
• Chaudhry, Imran, Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan, Pakistan (former London School of Economics). Exploring the Causality Relationship between Trade Liberalization, Human Capital and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Pakistan [paper]
• Mustafa, Ghulum, Middlesex University. Openness, Economic Growth, and Human Development: Evidence from South Asian countries from 1990 - 2007 [poster]
• Ghimire, Binam and Giorgioni, Gianluigi , Liverpool John Moores University. Puzzles in Financial Development and Economic Growth [paper] [poster].
• Helmers, Christian, University of Oxford and Patnam, Manasa, University of Cambridge. The Formation and Evolution of Childhood Skill Acquisition: Evidence from India. [paper].
• Telli, Henry . University of Nottingham. Migrant Flows in a Changing World: what can we learn from the UK? [poster].
• Marcus, Vincent. Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques (INSEE). Mick Jagger's Arithmetics: Can I get satisfaction from satisfactions? What we can learn from subjective satisfactions for well-being design. [poster] [paper- in french]
• Olaogun, Julius. London Metropolitan University. Patterns of pro-poor Growth and its determinants: Empirical illustration from Individual countries.[poster].

See Conference Proceedings for all papers/posters presented at ESDS International Annual Conferences.