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Actor List This Actor List Presents All Individual Codes for All Actors GGCRISI List of actors to the codebook for Discursive Actor Attribution Analysis 2014 – 2015, Version 11.0 Preface: Using This Actor List This actor list presents all individual codes for all actors. Specific actors not included in this list are coded according to the specificity available in the code list and additionally their name is entered in the string variable1 NAME variable (i.e. ORGANAME, ASNAME, AA- NAME) with the full name. These can be recoded later. This list does not include all possible combinations of codes. Many functions are only cap- tured for Greek and German actors. IN principle, however, all functions and geographical specifications can be generated in analogy to the existing ones. Use the German actors as the standard structure to generate “absent” actors. In the following, we first explain the logic of the construction of codes. In the second large section, starting page 12, you find the actual actor codes. For past or future actors, refer to the AATIME variable in the codebook! Content 1. General Explanations and Structure of Codes ........................................................................ 4 2. Coding principles for EU actors ....................................................................................... 11 3. Practical issues concerning the data-mask-coding ........................................................... 11 4. Coding past actors ............................................................................................................ 11 2. Individual Codes .................................................................................................................. 12 Actors Media ........................................................................................................................ 12 National: Media in Germany (111000) ............................................................................. 12 National: Media in Greece (121000) ................................................................................ 13 National: Media in other EU-member states (XX1000) ................................................... 15 National: Media in non-EU states ..................................................................................... 16 Transnational: EUropean Media (501000) ....................................................................... 17 Transnational Media (701000) .......................................................................................... 17 Actors Politics....................................................................................................................... 18 National: Politics in Germany (112000) ........................................................................... 18 National: Politics in Greece (122000) ............................................................................... 22 National: Politics in other EU-member states and in non-EU states (XX2000) ............... 26 National: Politics in Spain (212000) (Example…) ........................................................... 28 National: Politics in France (142000) (Example…) ......................................................... 29 Transnational: Politics in the European Union (502000) ................................................. 29 Transnational: Eurogroup + ECB + crisis institutions ...................................................... 33 1 A string variable is a variable which contains all kinds of characters. While a numeric variable contains only numbers (and rejects all other characters), in a string variable you may any kind of characters. 2 Transnational: Politics Other (Examples) ........................................................................ 35 Transnational: Troika (622500) ........................................................................................ 35 Transnational: Politics in other transnational organizations (702000) ............................. 35 802000 SEVERAL POLITICAL ACTORS FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES ........... 36 902000 POLITICAL ACTORS WITHOUT SPECIFICATION OF NATIONALITY ... 36 ECONOMIC ACTORS ........................................................................................................ 37 National: ECONOMY IN GERMANY (113000) ............................................................ 37 National: ECONOMY IN GREECE (123000) ................................................................. 38 National: ECONOMY IN OTHER EU-MEMBER STATES AND NON-EU-STATES (XX3000) .......................................................................................................................... 39 Transnational: ECONOMY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION (503000) ............................ 40 Transnational: ECONOMY AND OTHER TRANSNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (703000) ............................................................................................................................ 40 ACTORS SCIENCE ............................................................................................................. 42 National: SCIENCE IN GERMANY (114000) ............................................................... 42 National: SCIENCE IN GREECE (124000) ..................................................................... 43 XX4XXX Science / Scientists in the respective countries ............................................... 44 Actors Civil Society.............................................................................................................. 45 National: Civil Society in Germany (115000, 116000) .................................................... 45 National: CIVIL SOCIETY IN GREECE (125000, 126000) ........................................... 47 Transnational: CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION (505000) .................... 49 Society / Groups of people ................................................................................................... 51 National: Society in Germany (117000) ........................................................................... 51 National: Society in Greece (127000) ............................................................................... 55 Transnational: Society other (XX7000), Examples .......................................................... 59 Social Phenomena as Actors ................................................................................................. 59 Social Phenomena as Actors / nationality specified ......................................................... 61 PARTY TABLES (incomplete) ............................................................................................ 62 3 1. General Explanations and Structure of Codes Logic of Actor Codes - Differentiation of the actors according to their geographical origin: National (Germany, Greece, other EU-member states, other non-EU-States), Transna- tional (EU-European, international / global) - Differentiation of the actors according to the nature of the societal (sub-) system: Media, politics, economy, science, civil society - Differentiation of the actors according to their function within the respective societal sys- tem Digits: - Digit 1: geographical origin - Digit 2: geographical origin - Digit 3: nature of societal (sub-) system - Digit 4: function - Digit 5: function - Digit 6: function Coding Rules The rules for coding actors are laid out in the codebook for Discursive Actor Attribution Analysis, section 6.2. 4 Overview of Code Structure (Digits 1-4) Differentiation according to geographical origin (lines): National 11XXXX Germany 12XXXX Greece Other EU-States (order of their accession to the EU, then alphabetical) 13XXXX Belgium 14XXXX France 15XXXX Italy 16XXXX Luxemburg 17XXXX Netherlands 1973: 18XXXX Denmark 19XXXX Ireland 20XXXX Great Britain 1986: 21XXXX Spain 22XXXX Portugal 1995: 23XXXX Austria 24XXXX Finland 25XXXX Sweden 2004: 26XXXX Estonia 27XXXX Latvia 28XXXX Lithuania 29XXXX Malta 30XXXX Poland 31XXXX Slovakia 32XXXX Slovenia 33XXXX Czech Republic 34XXXX Hungary 35XXXX Cyprus 2007 5 36XXXX Bulgaria 37XXXX Romania 2013 38XXXX Croatia Other non EU-States 39XXXX Turkey 40XXXX Iceland 41XXXX Russia 42XXXX USA 43XXXX Japan 44XXXX Israel 45XXXX China 46XXXX India 49XXXX other non-EU-States Transnational (including country combinations) 50XXXX European Union 51XXXX Eurogroup + European Central Bank + crisis institutions 52XXXX “Crisis Countries” / “PIIGS” 53XXXX southern European countries (Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, Cyprus) 54XXXX Northern European Countries 55XXXX (Middle) Eastern European countries 56XXXX accession countries 2004 57XXXX accession countries 2007: Romania, Bulgaria 58XXXX future accession countries 59XXXX net receiver countries 60XXXX net payer countries 61XXXX all or the EU-member states 62XXXX Troika (European Commission, ECB, IMF → 622500) 65XXXX several EU-member states 66XXXX European countries (not necessarily EU countries) 67XXXX Benelux (Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg) 68XXXX Merkozy (Merkel and Sarkozy) 69XXXX all or the Eurozone-member states 6 70XXXX transnational / Global (not limited to European Union) 80XXXX several nation states 90XXXX no specification of nationality Differentiation according to the nature of the societal (sub-) system (column): XX0XXX no actor initiating the occasion XX1XXX Media XX2XXX Politics XX3XXX Economy / Finance XX4XXX Science XX5XXX Civil Society XX6XXX Civil Society (continued) XX7XXX Society / People XX9XXX Social phenomena as actors Assignment of functions (fields): Differentiation according to national origin and nature of the societal (sub-) system Functions
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