Summary information

Study title

Post-Election Study - Presidential Elections Serbia 2000

Creator

Center for Political Studies and Public Opinion Research, Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, Serbia

Study number / PID

ZA4283, Version 1.0.0 (GESIS)

10.4232/1.4283 (DOI)

Data access

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Series

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Abstract

Electoral behaviour, questions on the political system and attitudes towards political parties. Topics: Voting in the 2000 Federal elections and voting decision (party and President); Kostunica as the President; satisfaction with the living standard, future prospects, political situation, economic situation, international relations, international position of Yugoslavia and with the amount and speed of foreign aid; present financial situation of the household and in a year; trust in national and international institutions; opinion about politicians; most trusted politician; greatest achievement of V. Kostunica, blame for prices and shortages; solve the accumulated problems; expecting protests and strikes in the next year; membership of EU, Partnership for Peace, and NATO; relying on EU vs. USA; diplomatic relations with USA, Great Britain, France and with Germany; aim of foreign help; extradition of the indicted people to The Hague Tribunal; arranging relations between Serbia and Montenegro; voting in a referendum in Serbia; preferred name Yugoslavia vs. Serbia and Montenegro; solution for Kosovo and Metohija; necessary kind of help for Kosovo and Metohija; heart about political parties and coalitions; voting in the Republican election in December and certainty of voting; survival or falling apart of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS); operation of DOS in elections; early Presidential elections; suggestion for Serbian President; Z. Djindjic as the Prime Minister; M. Dinkic for Governor of National Bank of Yugoslavia; potential conflict between Kostunica and Djindjic; attitudes towards role of opposition; most trusted source of information about political events; media objectivity. Demography: Gender, age; education; occupation; nationality; number of household members; financial situation; region.

Keywords

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Methodology

Data collection period

22/11/2000 - 26/11/2000

Country

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. The first stage included demographic regions, the second one municipalities randomly drawn inside regions, but having in mind proportion of urban/rural voters, and the third stage operated with local communities, also randomly selected on the base of cumulative frequencies of voters. For each sampling unit of the third order a specific proportion of voters was operationalized by using system of independent quotas with regard to age, sex, level of education, and nationality of respondents (where it was relevant).

Kind of data

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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.

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