Slovensko javno mnenje, 1990-1998

Kumulativna datoteka ponovljenih vprašanj iz ankete SJM na temo merjenja političnega utripa in ocenjevanja razmer v družbi pokriva obdobje od 1990 do 1998, z najmanj enim vprašalnikom letno. Izbor vprašanj izhaja iz zadnje letnice, 1998, in ohranja vprašanja, ki se dotikajo naslovne teme in ki so ponovljena večkrat v navedenem obdobju. Ankete SJM so vključene v izbor, v kolikor vsebujejo obsežnejši blok vprašanj iz tematskega sklopa. Osamljene ponovitve vprašanj niso vključene v pregled, kar zadeva tudi raziskave SJM, ki so del mednarodnih primerjalnih projektov, kot so ISSP, WVS in Demokratizacija v Vzhodni Evropi, 1991 ter iz nemške raziskave PB. Večje število vprašanj izhaja iz posameznih od omenjenih raziskav, kjer pa nastopajo v drugačnem kontekstu tematsko zaokroženih sklopov. Mednarodne datoteke teh raziskav vključujejo Slovenijo in so primerne za primerjalno analizo med državami. Kumulativna datoteka SJMPB_98 vsebuje vprašanja pereči problemi (odprto vprašanje), navezanost na Slovenijo, primerjava življenjskih razmer v petletnem obdobju, sreča. Naslednja tema je udeležba vlade pri sistemskem financiranju področij javnega življenja, odgovornost države za razvoj in socialno varnost državljanov, oboje ponovljeno iz raziskave Vloga države (ISSP). Respondenti se izrekajo glede vprašanja, kakšne naj bi bile razlike v plačah, ocenjujejo zadostnost dohodka za preživetje, zadovoljstvo z materialnimi razmerami v družini ter zadovoljstvo s stanjem demokracije v Sloveniji. Ožji sklop vprašanj iz poglavja politični barometer (deloma povzeto po nemškem PB) uvaja splošna ocena zaupanje v institucije, uspešnost delovanja države in posameznih ministrstev, koristnost članstva Slovenije v EU. Sledijo stališča o strankah in politikih kot je naklonjenost političnim strankam, samouvrstitev na dimenziji levo-desno in strankarske preference. Ponujena je še ocena razmer v Sloveniji po drugi svetovni vojni. Vsebovane so vse standardne demografske spremenljivke kot je spol, letnica rojstva, ocena vernosti in obiskovanje verskih obredov, zaposlitveni položaj, poklic, izobrazba, premoženje, dohodek, subjektivni družbeni razred, pripravljenost na sodelovanje pri anketi ter podatki o regiji, ali je naselje urbano in velikost naselja.Cumulative dataset of repeated questions from the series of the SJM survey cover the topic of political situation and evaluation of processes in society. It contains at least one questionnaire for the period form 1990 until 1998. The selection of questions was lead by the last, 1998 SJM survey, and includes the questions on the topic mentioned, which are repeated several times in that period. The particular SJM survey is included in the selection provided that extensive bloc of appropriate questions is contained there. Isolated replications of questions are therefore excluded from present review, which refers also to the international comparative series such as ISSP, WVS and Democratisation in eastern Europe that are part of the SJM survey. Available are international comparative data sets including Slovenia as a part. The present cumulative data set includes questions about the most urgent problems facing a country (open ended question), the attachment to the country, included is the evaluation of the socio-economic and political situation, self-assessed happiness. Next part replicates ISSP Role of Government batteries about government involvement in the economy, preferences regarding various areas of government spending, and what socio-economic tasks the government should be responsible for. There is a set of questions asking about the satisfaction with the living conditions, the personal income and with the state of democracy. The Slovenian Politbarometer block borrowed some of the questions from the German Politbarometer series by the Forschungsgruppe Wahlen, Mannheim. It begins with the scale dealing with trust in democratic institutions and interpersonal trust. Next is the assessment about how efficient are state and government offices and the attitude towards European integration with the question if Slovenia would benefit from it and a sympathy rating of the significant parties. Self-classification on a left-right continuum, party preference and party inclination is given. Finally there is an opinion regarding different interpretations about conditions in Slovenia after the Second World War. Demographic section includes data about religious affiliationreligiousness, self-assessment of social class, housing situation and possession of goods ethnic affiliation of respondent, marital status, employment, superior function, education and occupationsize of householdhousehold and personal income. Also encoded was regionrural or urban areacity size