1. Data for International Social Science Research: what we have and what we need K. Schürer UK Data Archive, Essex President, CESSDA

2. CURRENT

3. Geographies of data access

4. Sources of data production Academic Commercial Governmental

5. Limitations of cross-border data discovery and transfer

6. Comparative data

7. FUTURE

8. Technical requirements and interfaces (ADAT, Grid)

9. New metadata standards

10. New data types Longitudinal/cohort data Continuous surveys Transaction data Observational data Administrative data Disclosive data

11. New secure access mechanisms

12. New methodologies for matching/linking

13. New alliances with data producers Commercial NSIs NGOs

14. New alliances with data disseminators Google NSIs, government departments & agencies Cross discipline RCs Institutional repositories

15. Organisational and legal requirements ESFRI cessda-ERI + other ERIs IASSIST IFDO IDF