How do young people tick? (2020)
Lifeworlds of adolescents aged 14 to 17 in Germany
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Lifeworlds of adolescents aged 14 to 17 in Germany
Target group-specific CSR communication
Problem: content overload. Solution: enhanced targeting based on solid research.
Article in “Youth work in rural regions”
What future skills are important to young people?
Best interests of children’s welfare not fully considered in asylum decisions
And what they think about retail trends
Article in the journal of the association Forum Wohnen und Stadtentwicklung (Forum for Housing and Urban Development)
The ten Sinus-Milieus® as target groups for church activities
Cross-border target group model for digital tourism marketing for the greater region of Germany, France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands
Results of a representative survey of Germany’s Catholics by the Sinus Institute
A representative survey of the migrant population in Germany.
The “internet generation” between happiness and dependency
The study is the first qualitative study of this magnitude on the topic of career orientation among refugee teenagers in Germany.
Knowledge, attitude and willingness to change behaviour (2017 study)
2017 population survey on nature and biodiversity
Results of a survey conducted by the SINUS-Institut for the children’s charity Save the Children