This page links to examples of command syntax (in SPSS, STATA and SAS) which can be used for matching CAMSIS scores to data files from the LIS and LES projects. Those projects are introduced on the general 'LIS and LES' overview page. Please feel free to report any problems with using these files. Most of the examples below were provided by Paul Lambert.

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LIS / LES example files accessible below for:

• Austria (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Britain (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Czech Republic (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Germany (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Hungary (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Ireland (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Russia (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Slovakia (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Slovenia (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Sweden (back to main page for introductory notes)
• Switzerland (back to main page for introductory notes)
• USA (back to main page for introductory notes)

  Britain

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  Czech Republic

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  Germany

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  Hungary

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  Ireland

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  Russia

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  Sweden

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  Switzerland

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

  USA

The table below shows those LIS and LES files for which a corresponding CAMSIS occupational unit scoring file exists, and the links lead to example command file syntaxes which illustrate the matching of CAMSIS scores to the relevant occupational units in the specific case of each LIS / LES dataset by the relevant command file language. (The files have been tested, once, but may nevertheless contain syntax errors; reporting of any such errors is very welcome).

Citations

All works using the LIS and LES studies are obliged to follow the conditions of access to these datasets, details of which can be found here.

Users wishing to cite this page or any other the other files derivate from the CAMSIS project webpages can use:

Prandy, K. and Lambert, P.S. (2002) "CAMSIS Project Webpages" http://www.cf.ac.uk/socsi/CAMSIS : Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University (accurate at [insert date]).

At time of writing (Aug 02), the most appropriate published summary reference for the CAMSIS project and its derivative scales is:

Prandy, K. and Jones, F.L. (2001) "An International Comparative Analysis of Marriage Patterns and Social Stratification." International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 21: 165-83.