Study title

Spread and relevance of spatial mobility. The situation of mobile people. A: Identification of Job-Mobility: Employment status; paid work in the past; end of last job; daily travel time to work; variation due to several jobs; one hour commute at least 12 days per month; same duration for the way home; duration of commute to get from job back home; number of commutes per week; overnighters were asked: number of job-related overnights per year; worked parts of the year away from home; at least 60 overnights away from home; recent relocators were asked: ever moved at least 50 km; number of movements; move for job-related reasons. Long-distance relationships: Stable relationship; common household with partner, employment status of partner, common household if jobs would allow it, duration of travel between the two residences. Job-Mobility of the partner: Daily travel time from home to work, number of commutes per week, job-related overnights in the last 12 months, number of job-related overnights per year, per month and per week, number of overnight days and weeks in a row, number of overnight trips per month, job-related move since 2004 for over 50 km. B) Origin and Place 1. Life history: Age (year of birth); country of birth; year and age of move to survey-country; ever lived one year or longer outside the country; stays abroad for one year or longer; citizenship (multiple answer); same country of origin as respondent`s parents; country of origin of respondent`s father and mother (migration background); year and age of move out from parental home; first home rent or own; distance to parental home at least 50 km; year of this relocation and up to 15 additional relocations; job-related reason for moving; moving across national border. 2. Place of living: Current place of living (NUTS); number of residences; number of places of living; own or rent own dwelling; attachment to own four walls and to the city of residence (scalometer);...