Longview
The original 'think tank' for longitudinal and life course studies.
About Longview
In 2012, Longview, the 'think tank' for longitudinal and life course studies led by John Bynner (UCL IoE) and colleagues, gave birth to the Society for Longitudinal and Lifecourse Studies (SLLS).
In 2013, the trustees decided that Longview should be integrated with the Society, with the specific aim of strengthening in an international and comparative context, the Society’s policy-relevant work. This was agreed by the SLLS Executive Committee. As a result, Longview retains its status as a company limited by guarantee, but operates under the aegis of the Society.
Another of Longview’s creations is the international and inter-disciplinary journal, Longitudinal and Life Course Studies (LLCS), published by Bristol University Press.
For Longview reports, see archive below.
Longview Historical Overview 2005 - 2010
The Measurement of Wellbeing: The Contribution of Longitudinal Studies (2012)
Solving the Problem of Attrition in Longitudinal Surveys: Impact Report and Workshop Report (2011)
Solving the Problem of Attrition in Longitudinal Surveys: End of Award Report (2010)
Options for the Design of the 2012 Birth Cohort Study (2009)
Use of Longitudinal Research in the Evaluation of the Scottish Government's National Outcomes (2008)
Seminar Series: Cognitive Capital and the Return to Education and Social Change: Lessons from the Last 50 Years (2008)
Scientific Case for a New Cohort Study (2007)
Strategic Review of Panel and Cohort Studies (2006)
Strategic Review of Panel and Cohort Studies - Appendices (2006)
Biomarkers in the Proposed UK Longitudinal Household Survey (2006)
Challenges for Longitudinal Research - Synopsis of Findings from a Scoping Study (2005)
