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Professor of Sociology Stirling University |
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This page is largely to corral some of my more recent talks
(Last Updated 28th November 2011)
'Modelling Parental Occupations and Filial Educational Attainment'
Modelling Key Variables in Social Science Research
Research Seminar,Royal Statistical Society
Thursday 24th November (pm) and Friday 25th November (am) 2011
Connelly et al.
'Social Stratification: The enduring concept that shapes the lives of Britain's youth - Empirical analysis using the British Household Panel Survey',
Stuck in the middle with whom?’ mapping out and making sense of the missing middle of youth studies
BSA Youth Study Group One Day Seminar, Friday November 4th, Imperial Wharf, London
Gayle, V. and Lambert, P. (2011) 'How useful are microclasses? An analysis of detailed parental occupational differences and their effects on filial school attainment in Britain', Modelling Patterns of Social Stratification , ESRC NCRM Lancaster-Warwick-Stirling Node Sociology Strand Research Meeting, University of Stirling. .
Kinky Graphs, AQMeN Local Group Meeting, University of St Andrews, 20thJune 2011
An analysis of detailed parental occupational differences and their effects on children’s school attainment in Britain.
International Sociological Association RC28, Spring Conference, University of Essex , April 13-16.
Paper Talk
‘My old man’s a refuse and salvage collector’ –
Thinking about microsocial classes and the potential relationships between parents and filial educational attainment
6th April 2011 AQMeN Stirling Trinity Term Lecture Series
Mr Chalk the Teacher: What is the relationship between parental occupations and filial educational attainment?
Institute of Education
The Gordon Square seminar, Insitute of Education
9th March 2011
Survey Resources Network Meeting Edinburgh 5th October
SOCIETY FOR LONGITUDINAL AND LIFE COURSE STUDIES
INAUGURAL CONFERENCE 22nd/23rd/24th September 2010, Clare College, Cambridge, UK
Centre for Population Change - Southampton 20th September 2010
Social Stratification Conference Utrecht
13th May AQMen Napier University
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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - What is the relationship between parental occupations and filial educational attainment?
Joint Empirical Seminar, Institute for Social & Economic Research, University of Essex
9th December 2009
Abstract
Talks
Mr Bun the bake: What is the relationship between parental occupations and filial educational attainment?
Social Surveys and Social Stratification Research Day
3rd December 2009
Abstract
Presentations
Youth Transitions – Future direction for data, methods and theory
International Conference on Youth Transitions
University of Basel
11th – 12th September 2009
Written paper
Talks
Growing Up in the 1990s - An exploration of the educational experiences of cohorts of Rising 16s in the BHPS
BHPS 2009 Conference
9th-11th July 2009
Written paper
'Escape from Poverty' and Occupations
BHPS 2009 Conference
9th-11th July 2009
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-Nationally Comparative Social Survey Research
Data on educational qualification in national and cross-national research
Cross-Nationally Comparative Social Survey Research
24th June 2009, Cologne
Cambridge Stratification Meeting 2009
Lancaster April 2009
British Sociological Association Conference
April 2009
SOEP Symposium 2009
The UKHLS Powerpoint
Introduction to the YCS - Strand 3 Modelling chaning values and preferences
Lancaster-Warwick-Stirling Node Research Meeting
(March 2009)
E-science resources for handling data on occupations, educational qualifications and ethnicity – the DAMES and GEODE projects
(2009)
A brief talk on my research interests - Oxford & ISER meeting
(January 2009)
A talk on the UKHLS & comments on weighting in complex samples
(December 2008)
A talk on marginal models
(December 2008)
Making the most of major Scottish & UK surveys
(November 2008)
Obviously I didn't choose this title
Some thoughts on stratification
(October 2008)
Individuals in Household Panels:
The importance of person group
clustering
Paul Lambert & Vernon Gayle
‘Analysis of Panel Data Based on
Complex Longitudinal Surveys’, ISA RC33 7th International
Conference on Social Science Methodology, Naples, (September
2008)
The ‘changing’ nature of social inequality – how are young people’s attitudes to school stratified and how are they changing?
Vernon Gayle (University of Stirling & ISER University of Essex) & Brian Francis (University of Lancaster)
Cambridge Stratification Seminar (September 2008)
Scottish Social Survey Data,
Past, Present and Future – Does
Scotland Need its Own Data
Strategy?
Christopher Playford, Vernon Gayle, Paul Lambert
Radstats Conference (March 2008)
Youth Transitions in the 1990s: Evidence from the Youth Cohort Study
Vernon Gayle, Paul Lambert, Susan Murray
Stirling Stratification Seminar (September 2006)
Analysing the Effect of Family Migration
on Women’s Labour Market
Experiences in Britain
Vernon Gayle, Paul Boyle,
Robin Flowerdew and Andrew Cullis (St Andrews)
Cambridge Stratification Seminar (September 2006)
ISER TALKS