ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002
ISSP Rodina a rod 2002
SASD 2002001
Miroslav Tížik
Miloslav Bahna
Juraj Švec
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD
© SASD 2008
2008-09-01
Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk/ and Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk, e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk
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Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava and Institute for Sociology of SAS in frame of grant APVV (Slovak Research and Development Agency, www.apvv.sk in 2008 till 2010), financed by Ministry of Education of Slovak Republic
Grant No. APVV-0529-07, Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD/ Miroslav Tížik, e-mail: tizik@fphil.uniba.sk, sasd@fphil.uniba.sk
Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk
2008-09-01
2008-09-01
ISSP International Social Survey Programme
International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) due to its long-term continuity enables to compare the dynamics of changes of different societies on all continents. At the background of the initiative of research from more countries was the realization of steadily growing need to compare and coordinate research design and aims in international perspective. High methodological level of ISSP and content attractive research themes contributed since 1983 to publication of this document to the enlargement of ISSP members to 44 countries. Every country in ISSP is as a rule represented by one research institution whereby the membership is strictly selective and follows the approval of other members. In 1992 there was done firs and in the same time the last time ISSP modul Social Inequality II in Czech and Slovak Federative Republic before its spliting to two independent states in 1993. Slovakia is represented by the Institute for Sociology of the SAS. More at official webpage: www.issp.or
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002 / 2008-09-01, First Edition
Slovak Archive of Social Data / www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD/ www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk , e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk
Archivation of survey was done in frame of project APVV, Grant APVV-0529-07, “Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation”. Project realised by Institute for Sociology of the SAS, in cooperation with Faculty of Philosophy, Comenius University and Institute for Public Affairs, was directed by Vladimír Krivý. Other member of research team: Ján Buncak, Olga Gyarfasova, Magdalena Piscova, Miloslav Bahna, Zuzana Kusa, Miroslav Tizik and Roman Dzambazovic. Project abstract: Following surveys are to be realised in frame of this project: ISSP (modules Free time and sport, Religion, Role of Government and Social Inequality), new round of European Value Survey (EVS) and European Election Study (EES). Data from old surveys done in Slovakia and data from these surveys will be archived on the fly and made accessible in the Slovak Archive of Social Data. The project will lead to producing a synthetic publication handling the transformation of Slovak society within the last 20 years.
Documentation contains incomplete study documentation
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002
ISSP Rodina a rod 2002
SASD 2002001
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD / Miroslav Tížik
Miloslav Bahna, Juraj Švec
Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk/, e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk and Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk
© SASD 2008
2008-09-01
Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk/, e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk
SPSS
Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava and Institute for Sociology of SAS in frame of grant APVV (Slovak Research and Development Agency, www.apvv.sk in 2008 till 2010), financed by Ministry of Education of Slovak Republic
Grant No. APVV-0529-07, “Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation”
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD / Miroslav Tížik, tizik@fphil.uniba.sk
Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk Department of Sociology, Comenius University in Bratislava, Gondova 2, Bratislava 811 01, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk
2008-09-01
2008-09-01
ISSP - International Social Survey Programme
International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) due to its long-term continuity enables to compare the dynamics of changes of different societies on all continents. At the background of the initiative of research from more countries was the realization of steadily growing need to compare and coordinate research design and aims in international perspective. High methodological level of ISSP and content attractive research themes contributed since 1983 to publication of this document to the enlargement of ISSP members to 44 countries. Every country in ISSP is as a rule represented by one research institution whereby the membership is strictly selective and follows the approval of other members. In 1992 there was done firs and in the same time the last time ISSP modul Social Inequality II in Czech and Slovak Federative Republic before its spliting to two independent states in 1993. Slovakia is represented by the Institute for Sociology of the SAS. More at official webpage: www.issp.org
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002, 2008-09-01, First Edition
Slovak Archive of Social Data / www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk
ISSP 2002
Slovak Archive of Social Data SASD/ www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk, www.sasd.sav.sk , e-mail:sasd@fphil.uniba.sk
Archivation of survey was done in frame of project APVV. Grant APVV-0529-07, Slovakia in key international surveys: twenty years of society transformation. Project realised by Institute for Sociology of the SAS, in cooperation with Faculty of Philosophy, CU and Institute for Public Affairs, and directed by Vladimír Krivý. Project abstract: Followinf surveys are to be realised in frame of this project: ISSP (modules Free time and sport, Religion, Role of Government and Social Inequality), new round of European Value Survey (EVS) and European Election Study (EES). Data from these surveys will be archived on the fly and made accessible in the Slovak Archive of Social Data. The project will lead to producing a synthetic publication handling the transformation of Slovak society within the last 20 years.
Documentation content: English and Slovak version of questionnaire in .pdf and .doc format, dataset in english and Slovak version in .sav (SPSS) format, integrated dataset for all participating countries in English language (.sav), Codebook in English, Master questionnaire in English
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002
ISSP Rodina a rod 2002
SASD 2002001
Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk; Magdalena Piscova, magdalena.piscova@savba.sk , The Institute for Public Opinion Research at the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic.
Martina Bausova, Milan Zeman
Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk, The Institute for Public Opinion Research at the Statistical Office of Slovak Republic
21st September - 3rd October 2002
Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk, The Institute for Public Opinion Research at the Statistical Office of Slovak Republic
SPSS
Slovak Grant Agency for Sciences of Slovakian Ministry of education and Slovak Academy of Sciences
2/2072/22 System and cultural limits of transformation of family and gender roles
SASD / Slovak Archive of Social Data / www.sasd.sav.sk , www.sasd.fphil.uniba.sk
Magdalena Piscova, magdalena.piscova@savba.sk, Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk;
Institute for Sociology of Slovak Academy of Sciences and Slovak Archive of Social Data (SASD)
2008-07-01
2009-09-01
ISSP / International Social Survey Programme
International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) due to its long-term continuity enables to compare the dynamics of changes of different societies on all continents. At the background of the initiative of research from more countries was the realization of steadily growing need to compare and coordinate research design and aims in international perspective. High methodological level of ISSP and content attractive research themes contributed since 1983 to publication of this document to the enlargement of ISSP members to 44 countries. Every country in ISSP is as a rule represented by one research institution whereby the membership is strictly selective and follows the approval of other members. Slovakia is represented from 1996 by the Institute for Sociology of the SAS. More at official webpage: www.issp.org
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002, 2008-09-01, First Edition
ISSP - International Social Survey Programme, www.issp.org , Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002
Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Klemensova 19, Bratislava 813 64, Slovak Republic, www.sasd.sav.sk / ISSP
roles of men and women
employing of women and mothers
attitudes towards marriage
unmarried co-living
family and state
household
demographic questions
society, culture, family, gender
The survey is a part of International Social Survey Programme (ISSP). The ISSP is a continuing annual programme of cross-national collaboration on surveys covering topics important for social research. It brings together pre-existing social science projects and coordinates research goals, thereby adding a cross-national, cross-cultural perspective to the individual national studies. It is focused on importan issuesregarding attitudes. ISSP combines two dimensions of comparation - international comparation and time comparation. Programme runs constantly in one-year cycles. This Survey links to precedent Survey Social Inequalities, which run in Czecho-Slovakia in 1992. Team of every participated country on ISSP 1999 applied identical module of questionnaire developed by international research team. Shared module was dedicated to factors influencing chances of individual for social mobility, as parent's status, education, contacts etc., to attitudes to inequalities, to social conflict, ideas of real and just incomes of different professions etc. More at official webpage: www.issp.org
Autumn 2002
September 21, 2002
October 3, 2002
Slovak Republic
Slovak Republic
Region – 8 regions (NUTS III)
individuals
The resident population of the Slovak Republic, persons 18 years old and over.
survey data
trend study
The Institute for Public Opinion Research at the Statistical Office of Slovak Republic
Quota sample (sex, age, ethnicity, education, size of municipality, region) combined with random walk in the last step, population over 18.
face-to-face interviews
structured questionnaire
94,42 %
SASD Slovak Archive of Social Data for information and documentation on survey in Slovakia. Documentation and free access to data sets from all countries at web sites of ISSP - International Social Survey Programme, www.issp.org
GESIS-ZA Central Archive for Empirical Social Research, http://zacat.gesis.org
0 - open to public data set in Slovak for Slovak Republic, integrated data file in English at http://zacat.gesis.org also with possibility of online analysis using system Nesstar.
Documentation content: English and Slovak version of questionnaire in .pdf and .doc format, dataset in english and Slovak version in .sav (SPSS) format, integrated dataset for all participating countries in English language (.sav), Codebook in English, Master questionnaire in English
Documentation contains incompleted reconstructed study documentation.
11 files
all documentation is accesible in electronic and printed form
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ISSP 2002 Family and Changing Gender Roles Codebook
http://www.za.uni-koeln.de/data/en/issp/codebooks/ZA3880_cdb.pdf
Results of international survey Family 2002, Statistical Office of Slovak Republic.
Bausova, M., "Dnes uz nie je jasne kto Upratal [Today It Is Not That Clear Any More Who Has Done the Cleaning]," in Premeny Rodiny v Urbannom Prostredi [Family Transformations in the Urban Environment], edited by I. Chorvat. Slovakia: Institut Socialnych a Kulturnych Studii, Univerzita Mateja Bela, 2003.
PISCOVÁ, Magdalena - BAUSOVÁ, Martina - ZEMAN, Milan. ISSP: Rodina a rod 2002 : výskum v rámci programu ISSP. Pramenná publikácia. Časť I. Bratislava : Sociologický ústav SAV, 2004. 60 s. + príl.
PISCOVÁ, Magdalena - BAUSOVÁ, Martina - ZEMAN, Milan. ISSP: Rodina a rod 2002. Výskum v rámci programu ISSP : annex - Tabuľková príloha podľa vybraných sociálno-demografických znakov. Časť II. Bratislava : Sociologický ústav SAV, 2004. 338 tab.
Polakova, Viera, "The Role of a Man and a Woman Today," Proceedings of the 9th Slovak Demographic Conference, 2003, pp. 156-160.
Polakova, Viera, "Sharing the Housework by a Man and a Woman," Proceedings of Forum Metricum Slovacum Tom VII, Slovak Statistical Society, 2003, pp. 66-72.
Bibliography related to this survey is available at official ISSP website: http://www.issp.org/public.shtml
Documentation is provided in hardcopy and electronic form
sasd_2002001_data_en.sav
The file contains coded answers on the international questionnaire ISSP 2002, 6 new questions realised only in Slovakia (63-68, these are not included in integrated data file) and 3 recoded variables (size of municipality, age, education) generated during archivation.
1133 - Slovak subset
99
(SAV) SPSS
complete dataset
SPSS
ISSP Family and changing gender roles III 2002 / 2008-09-01, First Edition
Information for archiving
Family and Changing Gender Roles ISSP
Political and religious orientation of respondent
Socio-economic Status of Respondent
Socio-demographic Characteristics of Respondent
Data on Partner and Family of Respondent
Additional and Others Variables
Version of archived data file in SASD
Summation of listed categories: 1133
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First archived version in SASD
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Second archived version in SASD
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Version of archived data file in SASD
Respondent´s number
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327.213
Respondent's number
R1a A working mother can establish just as warm and secure a relationship with her children as a mother who does not wo
To what extent do you agree or disagree...?
A working mother can establish just as warm and secure relationship sith her children as a mother who does not work.
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