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Center for Political Studies and Public Opinion Research, Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, Serbia
Study number / PID
ZA4284, Version 1.0.0 (GESIS)
10.4232/1.4284 (DOI)
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Abstract
Electoral behaviour, questions on the political system and attitudes towards political parties.
Topics: National and international identity; right or wrong direction of Yugoslavia, Serbia, and Montenegro; present life compared to life during Milosevic; satisfaction with the personal standard of living, authorities, scope and fastness of the coming of international aid, political situation, behaviour and honesty of citizens, future of yourself and of your children, inter-ethnic relations, citizens´ rights and freedoms, economic situation; development of democracy; objectivity in media; changes in the society after the shift of regime, measures in Southern Serbia, solving of the problem of Kosovo and Metohia, relations between Serbia and Montenegro, the fight of the state against crime and corruption, and fight of the state against inflation; interest in politics; getting informed on politics; most trusted source; left-right self placement; republic vs. monarchy; attitudes towards statements: Serbia for Serbs only, unification of all Serbs, Kosovo and Metohija are lost for Serbia, introducing religious education, young people as party leaders, preservation of a joint state of Serbia and Montenegro, independence vs. foreign aid, respect of authority, things turn to the worse, always cautious and restrained towards other nations, acquire material wealth, economic progress and strong central government, patriotism, new ideas better than old, role of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS); trust in national and international institutions as well as in national parties; most trusted institution; least trusted institution; attitudes toward authorities; objects to the new authorities; attitudes towards economic reforms; expectation of political and economic protests; heart about politicians; most trusted politician; left right placement and characteristics of political parties; successful party in fulfilling the goals; most important features for a successful...
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Methodology
Data collection period
12/07/2001 - 19/07/2001
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Time dimension
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Analysis unit
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Universe
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Sampling procedure
A three-stage stratified representative sample was drawn in accordance with the principles of probability model of sampling. At the first stage demographic regions were defined, and at the second stage municipalities were randomly drawn from the lists of cumulative frequencies of voters. At the third stage, inside selected municipalities, local communities were also randomly picked up taking into account the proportion of urban/rural population of voters. Then, a system of independent quota with four criteria insured proportions of males and females, members of generations, different levels of education of voters, and their national commitments if that was relevant in the defined sampling units (local communities). Each checking point in local community included 20 respondents, with quota structure specific for defined settlement.
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Data collection mode
Face-to-face interview with standardized questionnaire
Access
Publisher
GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences
Publication year
2006
Terms of data access
A - Data and documents are released for academic research and teaching.