Summary information

Study title

Political and Social Attitudes in Serbia 2002

Creator

Domm, Rory (OSCE Mission to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Belgrad )

Study number / PID

ZA3893, Version 1.0.0 (GESIS)

10.4232/1.3893 (DOI)

Data access

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Series

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Abstract

Attitudes toward political parties, political and cultural identity. Topics: Satisfaction with democracy; democracy vs. dictatorship; political systems; speed of reform process; trust in institutions; information about the work of the National Assembly of Serbia; information source; Code of Conduct in the National Assembly; characterising the elected representatives in the National Assembly; interest in politics; information sources; left-right self placement; affinity to political parties; voting in 2000 General Election; most important problems to solve by the government; democratic control over military; funding political parties; attitudes toward foreigners and people of another nationality; nationality; national pride; proud to be a European; affinity to town, region, country, Europe; level of autonomy given to the region; trust in people from other countries; status of Kosovo and Metohija; status of the Republic of Srpska; independence of Serbia; expectations for the year 2003; satisfaction with life; attention to the news in various fields; cooperation with other countries; EU membership; NATO membership; women in politics; equal rights of men and women; women's movement; leaving the country; social class self placement; religion; equipment of the household.

Keywords

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Methodology

Data collection period

11/2002

Country

Time dimension

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Analysis unit

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Universe

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Sampling procedure

Multi-stage random sample

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

2003

Terms of data access

A - Data and documents are released for academic research and teaching.

Related publications

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