Analysis Package: Social inequalities in postdoctoral dropout from academia by gender, parental academic background, migration background, and their intersections
Details
Authors:
Goldan, Lea 
;
; Bohlen, Aaron;
Gross, Christiane
Institution(s):
Julius-Maximilians-Universität of Würzburg; German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies
Sponsored by:
- German Research Foundation
- German Academic Scholarship Foundation
Data Curation:
Daniel, Andreas
DOI:
Version:
1.0.0 (published at Jan 30, 2024)
Analysis Package Description
The journal article uses the DZHW PhD Panel 2014 to examine social inequalities in postdoctoral dropout from academia by gender, parental academic background, migration background, and their intersections. The analysis package includes the data and analysis scripts for preparation, multiple imputation, and analysis of the DZHW PhD Panel that were used for the article. The files should only be used to replicate the analyses.
License
Scripts related to this Analysis Package
| Title | Language of Commentaries | Software Package | Version | File | License |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {"de": "goldan2023b_dofile_complete", "en": "goldan2023b_dofile_complete"} | English | Stata | 17 | * | * |
| {"de": "goldan2023_b_dofile_robustnesscheck_of_robustnesscheck", "en": "goldan2023_b_dofile_robustnesscheck_of_robustnesscheck"} | English | Stata | 17 | * | * |
* The script is not available via direct download, please order the analysis package via the shopping cart.
Analysis Data
Type of Data:
FDZ-DZHW Datapackage
FDZ-DZHW Datapackage:
Version:
4.0.0
Access way:
SUF: Remote-Desktop
Related Objects
Relevance
10
Social inequalities in postdoctoral dropout from academia by gender, parental academic background, and migartion background, and their intersections
Goldan, Lea; Bohlen, Aaron; Gross, Christiane
(2023)
Goldan, L., Bohlen, A. & Gross, C. (2023). Social inequalities in postdoctoral dropout from academia by gender, parental academic background, and migartion background, and their intersections. Soziale Welt(26), 130–168.
Relevance
10