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Gabriela Yordanova
Gabriela Yordanova is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology at BAS (IPS-BAS) (https://ips-bas.org/institute/). She has a PhD in Sociology. Gabriela Yordanova is a member of the Union of Scientists in Bulgaria (USB) (http://old.usb-bg.org/English/english.htm) and the Bulgarian Sociological Association (BSA) (http://bsa-bg.eu/?lang=en). She has rich experience of survey and evaluation work for different ministries, municipalities, and companies in Bulgaria. Her research interests are: knowledge society, industrial relations,time management and teleworking,platform work, WLB, industrial relations, aging, life-long learning.
Gabriela Yordanova is a member of the Bulgarian correspondent for Eurofound in Dublin (www.eurofound.europa.eu), working on labour-related issues such as working conditions, vulnerability in case of unemployment, programs and measures for employment, and others. Gabriela is a country team operator of the international project SHARE - Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (https://share-eric.eu/infrastructure?L=0). She is also a scientific coordinator of the activities at IPS-BAS of the SHARE-ERIC Bulgaria project (https://share-eric-bulgaria.bg/en/), funded by Ministry of Education and Science - Bulgaria within the National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures (2020-2027).
She lectures at Plovdiv University Paisii Hilendarski. Gabriela was involved as a Bulgarian expert on project financed by Leeds University Business School on topic “Social protection for workers in the collaborative economy - Bulgaria”.
Gabriela Yordanova is a member of the Bulgarian correspondent for Eurofound in Dublin (www.eurofound.europa.eu), working on labour-related issues such as working conditions, vulnerability in case of unemployment, programs and measures for employment, and others. Gabriela is a country team operator of the international project SHARE - Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (https://share-eric.eu/infrastructure?L=0). She is also a scientific coordinator of the activities at IPS-BAS of the SHARE-ERIC Bulgaria project (https://share-eric-bulgaria.bg/en/), funded by Ministry of Education and Science - Bulgaria within the National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures (2020-2027).
She lectures at Plovdiv University Paisii Hilendarski. Gabriela was involved as a Bulgarian expert on project financed by Leeds University Business School on topic “Social protection for workers in the collaborative economy - Bulgaria”.
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Данните и въпросниците от двете хармонизирани вълни на псевдо-лонгитудинално COVID-CAWI, проведени по време на периодите на въведени ограничителни мерки в България заради пандемията от КОВИД-19 през 2020 г. са достъпни на адрес:
Yordanova, G., Markova, E. 2024. COVID-CAWI Wave 1&2, Release version: 0.1., Data set. https://zenodo.org/records/10777379.
This Release guide is aimed at a wide range of scholars and researchers in social sciences. The publication would be of interest to sociologists, economists, psychologists, social anthropologists, philosophers and all those interested in studying social change and social processes. This Release guide can also be used as a teaching tool in the university network, including in development of bachelor's, master's and PhD theses, as well as in the course of training in various disciplines.
The full data sets (wave 1&2), accompanied by questionnaires are available with open access at:
Yordanova, G., Markova, E. 2024. COVID-CAWI Wave 1&2, Release version: 0.1., Data set. https://zenodo.org/records/10777379.
от SHARE за висококачествени анализи и научни публикации. Книгата представя за първи път важна методологическа и операционална информация за обхвата и съдържанието на Изследване на здравето, стареенето и пенсионирането в Европа
(SHARE), както и дескриптивен анализ на данните за България от 7-а и 8-а вълна, за да привлече вниманието на широк кръг потребители – студенти, докторанти, учени и експерти – към данните от SHARE и обширната информация за факторите, които определят живота на хората на възраст 50 и повече години. Данните от SHARE имат голям
потенциал за приложение – редица европейски държави и международни институции основават своите стратегически документи на резултати от SHARE.
Papers by Gabriela Yordanova
lockdown conditions, when face to face interviewing was prohibited and economic
and sociological research faced obstacles in obtaining empirical data. An original
pseudo-longitudinal Covid-CAWI is conducted in two fully harmonized waves. The basic methodological principles are elucidated along with limitations and advantages within the context of anti-epidemic measures and lockdowns in Bulgaria. The article elaborates the steps of data cleaning, conducted as an essential pre-processing step to high level of data quality. Special focus is devoted to posterior data optimization, using post-stratification adjustments. A comparison between weighted and unweighted data on economic effects is analysed. The paper contributes to the scientific debate on methodology insofar as online surveys become the one and only research opportunity for quantitative research in a crisis situation. The presented analysis of subsequent optimization procedures in Internet studies aims to open a discussion, especially in the context of socioeconomic research in a crisis situation where there are physical distance constraints. The data from the Covid-CAWI survey will be available for open access, so all interested in research may analyse the effects of the pandemic on social and economic life and debate on survey methodology.
Данните и въпросниците от двете хармонизирани вълни на псевдо-лонгитудинално COVID-CAWI, проведени по време на периодите на въведени ограничителни мерки в България заради пандемията от КОВИД-19 през 2020 г. са достъпни на адрес:
Yordanova, G., Markova, E. 2024. COVID-CAWI Wave 1&2, Release version: 0.1., Data set. https://zenodo.org/records/10777379.
This Release guide is aimed at a wide range of scholars and researchers in social sciences. The publication would be of interest to sociologists, economists, psychologists, social anthropologists, philosophers and all those interested in studying social change and social processes. This Release guide can also be used as a teaching tool in the university network, including in development of bachelor's, master's and PhD theses, as well as in the course of training in various disciplines.
The full data sets (wave 1&2), accompanied by questionnaires are available with open access at:
Yordanova, G., Markova, E. 2024. COVID-CAWI Wave 1&2, Release version: 0.1., Data set. https://zenodo.org/records/10777379.
от SHARE за висококачествени анализи и научни публикации. Книгата представя за първи път важна методологическа и операционална информация за обхвата и съдържанието на Изследване на здравето, стареенето и пенсионирането в Европа
(SHARE), както и дескриптивен анализ на данните за България от 7-а и 8-а вълна, за да привлече вниманието на широк кръг потребители – студенти, докторанти, учени и експерти – към данните от SHARE и обширната информация за факторите, които определят живота на хората на възраст 50 и повече години. Данните от SHARE имат голям
потенциал за приложение – редица европейски държави и международни институции основават своите стратегически документи на резултати от SHARE.
lockdown conditions, when face to face interviewing was prohibited and economic
and sociological research faced obstacles in obtaining empirical data. An original
pseudo-longitudinal Covid-CAWI is conducted in two fully harmonized waves. The basic methodological principles are elucidated along with limitations and advantages within the context of anti-epidemic measures and lockdowns in Bulgaria. The article elaborates the steps of data cleaning, conducted as an essential pre-processing step to high level of data quality. Special focus is devoted to posterior data optimization, using post-stratification adjustments. A comparison between weighted and unweighted data on economic effects is analysed. The paper contributes to the scientific debate on methodology insofar as online surveys become the one and only research opportunity for quantitative research in a crisis situation. The presented analysis of subsequent optimization procedures in Internet studies aims to open a discussion, especially in the context of socioeconomic research in a crisis situation where there are physical distance constraints. The data from the Covid-CAWI survey will be available for open access, so all interested in research may analyse the effects of the pandemic on social and economic life and debate on survey methodology.