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Continuity and Change in Slovakia. September 1992
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CISLO respondent nr.
O1A How favourable/ unfavourable are the results of parliamentary elections for: economic development in the Slovak Republic
O1B How favourable/ unfavourable are the results of parliamentary elections for: political freedom of the citizens
O1C How favourable/ unfavourable are the results of parliamentary elections for: law and order in society
O1D How favourable/ unfavourable are the results of parliamentary elections for: relationship between Czech and Slovak Rep.
O1E How favourable/ unfavourable are the results of parliamentary elections for: confidence of foreign countries to the SR
O2A How have changed the possibilities of citizens to influence what is going on in society after 1989
O2B How has changed the economic policy after 1989
O2C How have changed political freedoms of the citizens after 1989
O2D How has changed personal security of the citizens after 1989
O2E How have changed the people managing the enterprises after 1989
O2F How has changed morality in everyday life after 1989
O2G How have changed chances for the capable and effiecient ones after 1989
O2H How has changed foreign policy of the CSFR after 1989
O2I How has changed the possibility to arrange one's life according to one's own ideas after 1989
O2J How has changed the agricultural policy of the state after 1989
O2K How has changed the employment pollicy after 1989
O2L How has changed the position of the Czecho - Slovak currency after 1989
O2M How has changed the living standard of the population after 1989
O3 The economic perspectives in Slovakia in the years 1988 - 1989
O5A1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: the believers
O5B1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: rank and file communist
O5C1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: people in power until the November 1989
O5D1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: people in power after the November 1989
O5E1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: young people
O5F1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: middle - aged people
O5G1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: old people
O5H1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: dissidents
O5I1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: farmers
O5J1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Romanies (Gypsies)
O5K1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: proffesionals (educated people)
O5L1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: low - skilled people
O5M1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: students
O5N1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: lazy people
O5O1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: hard - working people
O5P1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: people with a spirit of enterpreneurship
O5Q1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: those who have lost their property during communist regime
O5R1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Czechs
O5S1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Slovacs
O5T1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Hungarians living in Slovakia
O5U1 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: ordinary man
O5A2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: the believers
O5B2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: rank and file communist
O5C2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: people in power until the November 1989
O5D2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: people in power after the November 1989
O5E2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: young people
O5F2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: middle - aged people
O5G2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: old people
O5H2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: dissidents
O5I2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: farmers
O5J2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Romanies (Gypsies)
O5K2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: proffesionals (educated people)
O5L2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: low - skilled people
O5M2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: students
O5N2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: lazy people
O5O2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: hard - working people
O5P2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: people with a spirit of enterpreneurship
O5Q2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: those who have lost their property during communist regime
O5R2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Czechs
O5S2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Slovacs
O5T2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: Hungarians living in Slovakia
O5U2 Who has gained/ lost from the change since 1989: ordinary man
O6A Have the changes since Nov. 1989 spoiled your relationships in the broader family circle
O6B Have the changes since Nov. 1989 spoiled your relationships in the closest family circle
O6C Have the changes since Nov. 1989 spoiled your relationships with your friends
O6D Have the changes since Nov. 1989 spoiled your relationships with your colleaugues
O6E Have the changes since Nov. 1989 spoiled your relationships with acquaintances
O7 Comparison between current personal and family living standard and that one before 1989
O8A Conflicts between: Greek Catholics and Orthodox
O8B Conflicts between: rich and poor
O8C Conflicts between: romanies (gypsies) and the rest of the population
O8D Conflicts between: generations at the age around 30 and 50 years old
O8E Conflicts between: Slovaks and Hungarians in Slovakia
O8F Conflicts between: inhabitants in Bratislava and other inhabitants in Slovakia
O8G Conflicts between: Catholics and Protestants
O8H Conflicts between: believers and non - believers
O8I Conflicts between: supporters of a common state and supporters of an Independent Slovakia
O9 Have you or your family suffered a wrong in connection with some property during 1948 - 1989
O10 How has this wrong been resolved
O11A Are you employed now
O11B Are you employed now
O12A Do you work in a state organisation
O12B Do you work in a share company
O12C Do you work in a private enterprise
O12D Do you work in a cooperative
O13A Are you an employee
O13B Are you a share - holder
O13C Are you a joint owner in cooperative
O13D Are you proprietor of enterprise or a co - owner
O13E Are you an assistance member in a family business
O14A Did you work as a manager before 1989
O14B Have you been working as a manager after 1989
O15A Was the managerial staff in your present job changed after 1989
O15B Was the managerial staff in your present job changed after 1989
O16 Do you think that the carried out management exchange (exchanges) has made the organisation:
O17A Evaluation of the historical periods: the first Czechoslovak Republic (1918 - 1939)
O17B Evaluation of the historical periods: the Slovak State (1939 - 45)
O17C Evaluation of the historical periods: the period after the WW II. (1945 - 1948)
O17D Evaluation of the historical periods: the fifties
O17E Evaluation of the historical periods: the year 1968
O17F Evaluation of the historical periods: the seventies
O17G Evaluation of the historical periods: the eighties
O17H Evaluation of the historical periods: the period since Nov. '89 (till June 1992)
O17I Evaluation of the historical periods: the period after June '92
O18A Evaluation of personalities: J. Tiso
O18B Evaluation of personalities: G. Husák
O18C Evaluation of personalities: A. Dubček
O18D Evaluation of personalities: V. Havel
O18E Evaluation of personalities: V. Mečiar
O19 What can be preserved/ achieved in the relations between Czech Rep. and Slovak Rep.
O20 How do you accept the steps which are carried out towards Slovakia as an independent state
O21A How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: worry
O21B How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: satisfaction
O21C How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: feelings of acquiring freedom
O21D How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: feelings of loosing freedom
O21E How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: sadness
O21F How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: joy
O21G How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: fear
O21H How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: a feeling of greater possibilities
O21I How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: pride
O21J How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: shame
O21K How are your feelings in connention with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: don't know myself what to think about
O21L How are your feelings in connection with the present partition of Czechoslovakia: its all the same to me
O22 The constitutional structure of Czechoslovakia should be decided by
O23A How would you answer the question of the referendum: Are you for the split of the CSFR into two independent states - the
O23B How would you answer the question of the referendum: Do you agree with a sovereign Slovak Republic becoming a subject of
O25 Do you expect the development of the relations between the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic in the next months to
O26A It is necessary to extend private property in industry as much as possible vs. State property in industry must be preser
O26B Responsibility of the individual vs. Responsibility of the state
O26C The unemployed should accept any kind of work vs. The uneployed should have rigth to refuse any job they don't want to d
O26D Competition is useful vs. Competition is harmful
O26E Hard work usually brings better life vs. Succes is a result of acquaintances and good luck
O26F People can get rich only at the expense of others vs. richness can grow in such way that there might be enough for all
O26G The state should be able to redistribute as much as possible vs. The state interventions should be reduced to a minimum
O27A The politician who has good intentions for the citizens is not always obliged to observe the law
O27B In the period between the elections the Parliament is something more than the public opinion of the citizens
O27C The centrally planned economy is more just to people than the market economy
O27D In a properly functioning economy there should not be any unemployment
O27E If the wages and salaries of everybody would be significantly increased, it would help people and it would do no harm to
O27F The current unemployment in our country has been caused by a wrong course of the economic reform
O27G It is the duty of the Government to provide an emergency program of production for those enterprises which are threatene
O27H The current unemployment is the result of a false economic policy under socialism
O28A Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: former communist Government in Czechoslovakia
O28B Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: the communist system in Eastern Bloc
O28C Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: the enterprise managements up to 1989
O28D Who is responsible for the sitaution in the enterprises: the revolutionary movement Public against Violence in enterpris
O28E Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: the Government after 1990
O28F Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: the enterprise managements after 1990
O28G Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: false economic rules up to year 1989
O28H Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: false economic rules at present
O28I Who is responsible for the sitaution in the enterprises: the low discipline at work which has still prevailed
O28J Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: the disintegration of the East-Block market
O28K Who is responsible for the situation in the enterprises: me as well
O29 What should be done with the economic reform in Slovakia after elections '92
O30A Opinion on the forms/ possibilities of the privatisation: restitution
O30B Opinion on the forms/ possibilities of the privatisation: small privatization
O30C Opinion on the forms/ possibilities of the privatisation: transformation of the farming cooperatives
O30D Opinion on the forms/ possibilities of the privatisation: voucher privatization
O30E Opinion on the forms/ possibilities of the privatisation: entry of foreign capital into big enterprises
O31 Have you also started to enterprise
O33 How do you evaluate the firms (shops, services) which are in the hands of private owners
O34 What did you do in the voucher privatization
O35 Did you invest in the enterprises in the Slovak Republic or in the Czech Republic
O36A How the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - economy in Slovakia will be:
O36B How the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - rate of currency will be:
O36C how the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - unemployment will be:
O36D How the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - the overall situation will be:
O36E How the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - TV and radio will inform:
O36F How the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - the relationships to neighboring countries will
O36G How the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - as citizens we will be:
O36H How the situation in Slovakia will develop during the next 12 months - the living standard of the population will be:
O37A Which daily newspaper do you prefer (on the 1st place)
O37B Which daily newspaper do you prefer (on the 2nd place)
O38 Whom you voted to the Slovak National Council in the recent elections
O39 Imagine that the elections will be held just now once more, whom you would vote
O40 Sex
O41 Age
O42 Size of settlement
O43 District
O44 Nationality
O45 Are you able to speak any western language
O46 Attitude towards religion
O47 Obtained level of education
O48 Obtained level of respondent's father
O49 Occupation
O50 Marital status
O51 Number of dependant children
REGION Region

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