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The standard European alternative to a race/ethnicity question. Most EU ethics committees discourage collecting racial or ethnic origin directly, and official European statistics instead derive migration background from country of birth of the respondent and their parents. Note that migration background can function as a proxy for ethnic origin — treat the derived variable with Art. 9 caution even though the individual items are not themselves special-category data.
Source
Eurostat / UNECE Conference of European Statisticians recommendation: migration background derived from own and parental country of birth, plus citizenship and duration of residence.
License: Free to use and adapt.
In which country were you born?
In which country was your mother born?
In which country was your father born?
What citizenship(s) do you hold?
If you were not born in your current country of residence, in which year did you move there?
1900–2100
Use this module in your own ESM/EMA study — drop it into a survey within SMAAT.