Research Data at CES

CES Data Unit

The CES Data Unit provides support for research data management (reviewing data management plans, choosing a repository, selecting usage licences, etc.) and for GDPR compliance whenever a research project involves personal data.

The Data Unit organizes several awareness-raising seminars each year as part of the CoDataSorb initiative, led by Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Sorbonne Nouvelle. These “Data Focus” seminars, intended for members of the laboratory, aim to encourage discussion on research data management and to promote the emergence of good practices.

Each year, the Data Unit launches an internal call for projects to fund data purchases (AAP Données). 

DataFocus CES

  • DataFocus CES #1

    For its first Data Focus, the CES chose to host a seminar open to all members of the laboratory, during which two researchers present data collection in the context of their research projects. These concrete examples aim to spark discussion among researchers, participants, and the experts in attendance. The session is also dedicated to presenting the research support services offered by the CESDoc librarians.

    Presentations:

    Grégoire Massé (PhD candidate, CES), Deregulation and feminization of the notary profession: a new kind of deregulation?

    Thomas Renault (Associate Professor, CES), Studying gender differences in the use of social media among female and male economists

    Emilie Roux (Head of CESDoc), Research support services provided by the Documentation Centre.

  • DataFocus CES #2

    This seminar focuses on GDPR compliance for research projects involving personal data.

    Presentation:

    Léa Marchal (Associate Professor, CES), The GDPR in my work as an economist.

  • DataFocus CES #3

    This seminar is dedicated to data management plans and to presenting the research support services offered by Sorbonne Alliance.

    Presentations:

    Emilie Roux (Head of CESDoc), What is a DMP for? – https://hal.science/hal-05305895v1

    Clément Bosquet (Professor, CES), Presenting a DMP within the framework of an ANR project.

    Amélie Collin (Research Data Officer, SARSO, SCD), Research support services at Sorbonne Alliance.

  • DataFocus CES #4

    This seminar is dedicated to data repositories, with a general introduction followed by the deposit of a dataset on Nakala.

    Presentations:

    Emilie Roux (Head of CESDoc), Research data repositories

    Dorian Jullien (Associate Professor, CES), Depositing a dataset as part of the “Oral Histories of Economics” project.

GDPR information notice

Some research projects conduced by members of our laboratory involve the use of personal data that has not been collected directly from the individuals concerned. These data may originate from existing sources (such as public statistical databases) or be collected using web scraping techniques.

In accordance with Article 14 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the data controller is required to provide you with the necessary information to allow you to exercise your rights.

Below, you will find a list of the relevant projects along with their corresponding information

Projects

  • The microeconomic consequences and regulation of immigration in France - Lea Marchal

    The economic consequences of immigration are the subject of heated debate in France and around the world, as the costs and benefits associated with immigration are difficult to measure. The project analyzes the microeconomic consequences and regulation of immigration in France. It studies the strategies implemented by companies to hire immigrant workers, thereby contributing to the analysis of the impact of immigration on the labor market.

    This project will use confidential data with the approval of the Statistical Secret Committee (INSEE: Base Tous Salariés: Postes file (BTS-Postes); DADS Panel; All Employee Panel; Popuation Census (RP); Profiled Business Outlines (CEP) - DGDDI:NC8 Customs Declaration (DOU NC8); Imports/Exportsin Combined Nomenclature NC8 (ENQ NC8) - DGFIP/INSEE: Estimated Results File of Esane (FARE); Unified Accounting File in SUSE (FICUS)).

    GDPR information notice

  • Oral Histories of Economics - Dorian Jullien and Francesco Sergi

    The Oral Histories of Economics project releases into the public domain and makes available online in open access oral sources for the history of economics. Sources available include mostly interviews (audio recordings and transcripts) with economists, covering their research practices and the history of their discipline. Interviews are organized in different sets ("collections"), by topic and authors(s), on the website: https://www.oralhistoriesofeconomics.org/

    The Orial Histories of Economics Project provides qualitative data stored in the Nakala repository: https://nakala.fr/collection/10.34847/nkl.cb61obm2

    GDPR information notice

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