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Attitude to the European Community. Topics: Personal opinion leadership; frequency of political discussions; judgement on the general and the economic situation of the country as well as one´s own financial situation; attitude to the market economy; judgement on the speed of economic reforms in one´s country; satisfaction with the development of democracy and the realization of human rights in the country; most important reasons for satisfaction with democracy; feeling as a European; knowledge of selected European and international organizations as well as the president of the EC Commission; attitude to the EC; attitude to one´s own country joining the EC; preferred time interval for such a membership; expected advantages or disadvantages for one´s own country from EC membership; attitude to agreements and cooperation with the EC; preference for territorial integrity or self-determination for the peoples of Yugoslavia; judgement on the EC initiatives to solve the crisis in Yugoslavia; attitude to EC aid for the Soviet Union; preference for continued existence of the Soviet Union or division in independent states; knowledge about the European domestic market 1992; expected effects of the European domestic market on the relation of one´s own country to Western Europe; judgement on EC, Soviet Union, Japan and USA as fair trading partners; interest in information on selected European institutions; most important sources of information about the EC; planned work migration to Western Europe; certainty of plans to emigrate to the west; intent to participate in the next election; party preference; union membership; religiousness; native language; national or ethnic affiliation; city size; self-classification on a left-right continuum. Except in Albania the following questions were also posed: frequency of use of western media; detailed information on satellite television programs and radio stations received. Also encoded was: date of interview; time of start of...