Thematic guide: social inequality, social exclusion and poverty issues
The themes of social inequality, social exclusion and poverty issues cover a large number of topics, including
employment, social mobility and stratification. ESDS holds collections that represent diverse perspectives on these
subjects. This guide focuses on numeric data, but an introduction to qualitative datasets in this area can be found
in ESDS Guide Q3.
Advice on searching for related materials
The Data Catalogue can be searched for data on social inequality, social exclusion and poverty issues using subject
terms such as:
- social inequality
- social stratification
- poverty
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Data can also be browsed by .
Specific data can be located, such as government or longitudinal surveys, international data or qualitative data.
- go to the ESDS services web pages
and conduct a focused search
- select the relevant data service e.g ESDS Longitudinal, and conduct a search:
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Government data sources
UK government surveys that can be used to study social inequality, social exclusion and poverty issues include:
- Labour Force Survey series:
- General Household Survey series:
- Continuous Household Survey (NI) series:
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International data sources
International data series held by ESDS that may cover social inequality and exclusion issues for a wide range of countries
are supported by ESDS International and include:
- World Values Surveys:
- Eurobarometer Surveys:
- International Social Survey Programme (ISSP):
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- ILO Key Indicators of the Labour Market (KILM):
- World Bank World Development Indicators:
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Longitudinal data sources
Examples found in this area are:
- British Household Panel Survey (BHPS):
- National Child Development Study (NCDS):
- Millennium Cohort Study (MCS):
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Selected quantitative data sources
The Data Catalogue provides instant web access to many survey datasets spanning
these themes. Examples are:
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Use the Data Catalogue to search on the relevant study number:
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E7 Thematic guide: social inequality, social exclusion and poverty issues