Data situation, data access and data needs for European social

First German-French Socio-economic Conference
Data situation, data access and data needs for European
social research - a comparison between France and
Germany
Scientific Programme:
First day: December 15, 2003
Chair: Wolfgang Jagodzinski, Managing Director of GESIS and of Zentralarchiv, Member of the
Founding Committee for the German Council for Social and Economic Data
Welcome
Jens Alber, WZB
Reinhard Junker, German Federal Ministry of Education and Research
Alain Chenu, French Ministry of Research, Secrétaire général du Comité pour les données
Micro data and policy counselling in Germany
Gert G. Wagner, TU and DIW Berlin, Chair of the Founding Committee for the German Council for
Social and Economic Data
Micro data and political counselling in France
Roxane Silberman, Chair of the Conseil Scientifique du Comité pour les données
Access to official statistics and data infrastructure in Germany
Ekkehard Mochmann, Director of GESIS, Zentralarchiv, Cologne
The role and the future of household surveys in public policies assessment in
France
Michel Glaude, Director Demographic and Social Statistics, INSEE
The European data protection framework from a German point of view
Eckart Hohmann, President of the Statistical Office of the State of Hesse, Member of the Founding
Committee for the German Council for Social and Economic Data
The European data protection framework from a French point of view
Michel Isnard, Chef de la division Environnement juridique de la statistique, INSEE
Buffet dinner at the WZB
Dinner speech
Johann Hahlen, President of the Federal Statistical Office Germany, Member of the Founding
Committee for the German Council for Social and Economic Data
Second day: December 16, 2003
Chair: Alain Chenu, French Ministry of Research, Secrétaire général du Comité pour les données
Micro data of income tax payers to supplement household surveys for
inequality analysis
Joachim Merz, University of Lüneburg
Personal income distributions in Germany and France: comparing micro data
from income tax statistics. A work in progress
Fabien Dell, ENS-CEPREMAP-INSEE
Micro data and labour market policy in Germany
Bernd Fitzenberger, University of Mannheim, Member of the Founding Committee for the German
Council for Social and Economic Data
Micro data and labour market policy in France: the DADS –
Persistent inter-industry wage differences: rent sharing and opportunity
costs
(J. Abowd, F. Kramarz, P. Lengermann, S. Roux)
Francis Kramarz, CREST-INSEE, CEPR and IZA
Micro data and educational policy in Germany
Hans Merkens, Free University of Berlin
Neighborhood effects on performances at school
Eric Maurin, CREST
Final words
Jean-Michel Charpin, Directeur général de L’INSEE