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16 février 1992
- doi: 10.3886/ICPSR07004.v1
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candidates Conservative Party crime education elections employment European Economic Community foreign policy government performance Heath, Edward immigration inflation Labor Party Liberal Party party membership political change political issues political leaders political participation political parties political perceptions politics voter attitudes voters voting behavior Wilson, HaroldSujets proches
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David Butler et al., « Political Change in Britain, 1969-1970 », Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, ID : 10.3886/ICPSR07004.v1
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The data consist of a national cross-section of the electorate in England, Scotland, and Wales who were first interviewed in 1969 (1,114 respondents). Of these, 792 were reinterviewed in 1970, and 1,093 new respondents were added to the 1969-1970 panel to create a representative electorate sample for the second wave. Questions were asked about political interest, involvement in political activities, and mass media usage as a political news source. Opinions on a large number of political issues were also ascertained, as well as evaluations of the political parties and candidates using several dimensions and methods of assessment.