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This, the seventeenth volume of the
Index to International Public Opinion provides data from opinion surveys conducted in 69 countries. Approximately 97 countries and geographical areas are referenced in these studies. The data were contributed by 154 research firms. As has been the case with previous volumes, all tables contain total sample results and many include breakdowns by various population subgroups such as gender, political party affiliation, age, and level of formal education. As in the past, poll questions deal with a broad mix of social, political, and economic issues of both contemporary and historical interest.
Volume 17 includes data from polls conducted for the most part during the period Spring 1994 through Spring 1995. In addition, for trend analysis purposes, included are a number of time series tables covering a decade or more. There is also a section entitled Changing Opinions: A 50-Year Retrospective. This part of the
Index presents polling data gathered approximately a half century ago from a number of different countries. This volume and the overall series provides the most comprehensive source for public opinion data available. As such the volumes are of unusual importance for journalists, professional scholars, government officials, and business leaders.
Table des matières
Preface
Introduction
Single Nation Surveys
Legend
Agriculture
Business and Industry
Community
Crime and Justice
Economic Affairs
Education
Environment
Government
Health and Medicine
International Relations
Labor
Marriage and Family
Media of Communication
Military Affairs
Nation States
Politics
Recreation and Entertainment
Religion
Science and Technology
Social Issues and Problems
Status and Role
Transportation
Multinational Surveys
Legend
Europe
Far East and Southeast Asia
Oceania
World Surveys
Changing Opinions: A 50-Year Retrospective
Bibliography
Indexes
A propos de l'auteur
ELIZABETH HANN HASTINGS is Co-Editorial Director of Survey Research Consultants International.
PHILIP K. HASTINGS is Professor Emeritus at Williams College./e He is Co-Editorial Director of Survey Research Consultants International. A past president of the World Association for Public Opinion Research, he received its 1992 Helen Dinerman Award.
