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Vokabular: European Socio-economic Classification (ESeC)

Scale for the multiple and uniform recording of socio-economic status in Europe.

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Basic information

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(P34)?Naming:	European Socio-economic Classification (ESeC)
(P1266)?Abbreviation:	—
(P724)?Digest:	As part of the EU's 6th Framework Programme, Priority 7 (Citizens and Governance in a Knowledge-based Society), a prototype of a European Socio-Economic Classification (ESEC) was developed between 2004 and 2006 for use in comparative social science research across the EU. The result is a validated and easily operationalised socioeconomic classification for use in comparative European analyses of issues related to health and socioeconomic inequalities. This classification includes categorisations of occupations (ISCO 88), employment status (SEC), company size and labour market position. The ESEC report documents further necessary steps and tasks.
(P887)?URL:	https://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/archives/esec
(P121)?Genre classification:	Classification/Taxonomy
(P15)?Medientyp:	Print publication, Electronic publication
(P608)?Field of knowledge:	Social science, Social status, Work, economic history, social history
(P936)?Object types:	Profession, Occupational classification system, firm size, labor market, Professional qualification, activity, person, Labour force structure
(P984)?Object type properties:	Social status, prestige

Number of integrated items

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(P613)?Number of integrated items:	148 Standard designation(s)

Contact

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(P845)?Creator:	David Rose, Eric Harrison
(P518)?Technically realized by:	Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy
(P206)?Publisher:	—
(P153)?Postal address:	Institute for Social and Economic Research Wivenhoe Park | Essex, CO4 3SQ UK Colchester | Groß Britannien
(P722)?Email address:	mailto:iser@essex.ac.uk

Methodology

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(P280)?Variant:	Connection to authority control data, Qualitative analysis, Quantitative analysis, Standardization
(P575)?Design features:	List of terms with detailed definitions and rules
(P902)?Methodology:	Based on current technical terms (Applies (overall)), The technical terms have a theoretical concept (Applies (overall))
(P15)?Media type:	Print publication, Electronic publication
(P1000)?Organisational structure:	Changes can only be made by professional administrators
(P999)?Sustainability:	The project is supported by a larger community in the medium term
(P942)?Number of hierarchy levels:	2
(P900)?Completeness:	Factually complete, Open for growth, completeness cannot be achieved

Version

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(P18)?Language:	English
(P1152)?Date of first publication:	2006
(P222)?Date of publication:	2010
(P939)?Versioning:	The work is available in individually designated versions

Cross concordances

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(P898)?External matching:	International Standard Classification of Occupations ISCO-08 - Grad: Applies (overall) - Prozent: 100% - Sprache: English
(P573)?Target group:	Research project, Researcher

Documentation

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(P382)?Specifications:	Exists, has been produced - Zitationsvorgabe: Institute for Social and Economic Research (Hg.): Archiv der European Socio-economic Classification (ESeC), Colchester 2024. - URL: https://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/archives/esec
(P978)?External tutorial:	Exists, has been produced - Zitationsvorgabe: Institute for Social and Economic Research (Hg.): Archiv der European Socio-economic Classification (ESeC), Colchester 2024. - URL: https://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/archives/esec
(P180)?License:	Copyright protection - Use for educational purposes permitted 1.0

Provision of data

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(P940)?Technology:	HTML, JSON
(P125)?Status of possesio:	Print publication
(P15)?Media type:	Print publication, Electronic publication
(P937)?Referencing method:	Classifying identifier(s)
(P903)?Data format:	HTML, Microsoft Excel, SPSS SAV | Statistical Package for the Social Sciences data file
(P923)?API endpoint URL:	—
(P941)?SPARQL endpoint URL:	—
(P995)?Services offered:	Advice - Notiz: ausführliche Beschreibung der Entstehung der Klassifikation
(P950)?Cite as:	David Rose; Eric Harrison (Hg.): Social Class in Europe. An introduction to the European Socio-economic Classification, Hoboken 2014

Dataset editing

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(P1302)?Dataset editing:	Katrin Moeller