European social survey

Tokratna raziskava je del vseevropskega projekta, ki poteka v 21 državah in katerega namen je beleženje družbenih sprememb skozi čas. Temtsko se raziskava osredotoča predvsem na dve problematiki: pojmovanje in prakticiranje državljanstva in problem priseljevanja. Vprašalnik je sestavljen iz šestih sklopov. V prvem, relativno kratkem, najdemo vprašanja o spremljanju medijev. Drugi blok je namenjen vladi in politiki nasploh in med drugim vključuje odnos do politike, zaupanje v politične institucije, volilno vedenje in preference in zadovoljstvo z delovanjem političnih institucij. Naslednji sklop prinaša vprašanja o osebnem življenju anketirancev: stikih s prijatelji, osebni varnosti, pripadnosti religiji in nacionalnem izvoru. Četrti del vprašalnika je namenjen problemu imigrantov. Respondenti najprej ocenijo obseg in izvor imigrantov ter izrazijo mnenje glede politike njihovega omejevanja. Nato sledijo vprašanja o stališčih do imigrantov in o izkušnjah respondentov z njimi. Ob koncu pa najdemo nekaj vprašanj v zvezi z begunsko problematiko. Peti sklop je namenjen prostovoljnim organizacijam in njihovemu pomenu v vsakdanjem življenju anketirancev. Poglavje zaključujejo vprašanja o delu in pogojih dela. Sledi obsežen demografski blok, ki ga zaključujejo vprašanja, s katerimi anketiranci ocenijo svoje latnosti.Survey is a part of European project, which is conducted simultaneously in 21 countries. The purpose of the project is to register social changes in time. Survey focuses on two main topics: comprehension and practice of citizenship and attitudes toward immigration. Questionnaire consists of six clusters of questions. The first, relatively short one, cluster contains questions attendance to the media. In the second cluster, there are questions on the government and politics in general, and other, includes attitudes toward politics, trust in political institutions, voting behaviour and party preferences, and satisfaction with performance of political institutions. Next cluster is dedicated to interviewees\u27 personal life: relations with friends, personal security, religious affiliation, and national origin. In the fourth, cluster one can find questions on problematic of immigrants. Interviewees first assess the scope and country of origin of immigrants in Slovenia and express theirs views of restrictive immigration policy. Questions on attitudes toward immigrants and personal experiences with them follow next. At the end, few questions probe problematic of refugees. The fifth cluster is on voluntary organizations and their relevance for interviewees\u27 everyday life. Large demographic bloc, which ends with questions used by interviewees to assess their personal characteristics, concludes the questionnaire