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Data Data catalogue GLOBSEC Trends 2025: Ready for a New Era? study description | list of variables | data access Identification Number: SASD 2025002 Author: Date of collection: to Data collector: FOCUS Sampling procedure: In all countries, respondent profiles were selected using quota sampling (gender, age, education, nationality, size of place of residence, region of residence). Number of cases: 1000 Abstract: GLOBSEC Trends 2025 provides a comprehensive overview of Slovak citizens' attitudes towards security, geopolitics, the war in Ukraine, and the state of democracy. The data shows significant polarization within society, a low willingness to defend one's own country, and persistent distrust of institutions. Slovakia is the only country in the comparison where less than half of respondents declare their readiness to defend the state in the event of an attack, with a large part of the population relying on personal contacts as their main source of information. Attitudes toward the war in Ukraine are divided: half perceive Russia as a threat, but at the same time, support for narratives about the need for peace negotiations or territorial compromises is growing. Up to a third of Slovaks consider Russia a strategic partner, reflecting long-term geopolitical preferences and informational influences. The research points to low trust in the media and a high degree of conspiracy thinking, which weaken social resilience. Despite this, the public perceives civil society as an important element of democracy. The Slovak dataset thus reveals a society facing security, information, and value challenges. Citation: Hajdu, D., Klingová, K., Kazaz, J., & Dobó, K. (2025). GLOBSEC trendy 2025: pripravený na novú dobu? (Version 1) [Data set]. GLOBSEC, Centre for Democracy & Resilience. https://doi.org/10.34877/SASD-2025002 Availability status: no deviations from the sampling design Other Study-Related Materials:Related Publications:
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