Cultural Democratization in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR): Moscow Oblast Survey, 1990
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18 mai 1992
- doi: 10.3886/ICPSR09726.v1
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alcohol consumption anti-Semitism cultural perceptions demographic characteristics demographic statistics democracy dissent elections media use personality assessment political attitudes political behavior political interest public opinion socialism toleranceSujets proches
Bigotry Tolerance Intolerance Electoral politics Political behavior Politics Mass political behavior Practical politics Interest and usury Electoral politics Franchise Polls Alcohol use Liquor problem Alcohol consumption Consumption of alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverage consumption Social drinking Alcohol drinking Drinking problem Self-government Anti-Semitism Anti-Jewish attitudesCiter ce document
James L. Gibson et al., « Cultural Democratization in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR): Moscow Oblast Survey, 1990 », Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, ID : 10.3886/ICPSR09726.v1
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The data were collected to assess levels of support among citizens of the Moscow Oblast for democratic rights, institutions, and processes, and to test several hypotheses about the democratic values within socialist political systems. The data cover a broad array of topics, including political tolerance, valuation of liberty, support for the norms of democracy, rights awareness, support for dissent, support for an independent media, support for the institution of competitive elections, and anti-Semitism. Questions were asked about the respondents' knowledge of current events in the Soviet Union, interest in politics, familiarity and contact with political leaders, level of political involvement, views on political issues, consumption of alcoholic beverages, and attitudes towards specific social, political, and ethnic groups. Demographic information includes age, education, occupation, birthplace, religion, and marital status. The self-administered portion of the data collection consists of a personality inventory and a word game.