Kapitel I

Stephan, Gesine; Wolff, Joachim; Kupka, Peter; Tophoven, Silke; Tisch, Anita; Theuer, Stefan; Sowa, Frank; Reims, Nancy

doi:10.3278/300936w142

IAB-Bibliothek 2017

DOI: 10.3278/300936w142

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Kapitel I

Gesine Stephan¹,

Joachim Wolff²,

Peter Kupka³

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Lessons from mixed-method evaluations—An example from labor market research

Osiander

2020

Research Evaluation

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This article deals with the following questions: which approaches are suitable for program evaluations in the context of labor market research and why are mixed-method designs often most promising? The strengths and weaknesses of different approaches suggest that summative and formative as well as quantitative and qualitative elements should be combined with each other. We use the case of active labor market policies—an evaluation of qualification measures for the unemployed—as an example to illustrate mixed-method evaluations in research practice. The results of the evaluation show that the scientific gain of the formative part often depends heavily on the careful selection of the ‘right’ persons for expert interviews. The findings can even lead to further research projects that deal with some of the questions raised in the formative part in more detail. The summative part of the evaluation—a quantitative impact analysis—is based on extensive quantitative data sets. It is a methodological innovation to combine survey and administrative micro-data in this particular context. We use propensity score matching to analyze program effects on the participants that are positive and substantial.

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Lessons from mixed-method evaluations—An example from labor market research

Osiander

2020

Research Evaluation

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Arbeitsmarktintegration von (Spät-)Aussiedler_innen aus der ehemaligen Sowjetunion in Deutschland

Roth,

Rybnikova,

Stemann

2023

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(Spät-)Aussiedler_innen aus der ehemaligen Sowjetunion bilden eine beträchtliche Gruppe von Personen mit sogenanntem Migrationshintergrund in Deutschland. In der Forschung zur Arbeitsmarktintegration von Migrant_innen sind sie jedoch stark unterrepräsentiert. Das Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit ist daher eine explorative Untersuchung zur Arbeitsmarktintegration von (Spät-)Aussiedler_innen in Deutschland. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass die Interviewten ihre gesellschaftliche und arbeitsmarktbezogene Integration retrospektiv als hoch einschätzen. Jedoch werden auch erhebliche Probleme deutlich, wie eine nicht qualifikationsadäquate Beschäftigung, vereinzelte Ungleichbehandlung sowie soziale Separation.

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Kapitel I

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Lessons from mixed-method evaluations—An example from labor market research

Lessons from mixed-method evaluations—An example from labor market research

Arbeitsmarktintegration von (Spät-)Aussiedler_innen aus der ehemaligen Sowjetunion in Deutschland

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