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Evrobarometer 66.3: Družbena Realnost, E-Komunikacije, Skupna Kmetijska Politika, Diskriminacija in Mediji Ter Medicinske Raziskave, November-December 2006 Evrobarometer 66.3: Družbena realnost, e-komunikacije, skupna kmetijska politika, diskriminacija in mediji ter medicinske raziskave, november-december 2006 Evropska komisija ADP - IDNo: EB663 Izdajatelj: Arhiv družboslovnih podatkov; GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences, 2012 URL: https://www.adp.fdv.uni-lj.si/opisi/eb663 E-pošta za kontakt: [email protected] Opis raziskave Osnovne informacije o raziskavi ADP - IDNo: EB663 Glavni avtor(ji): Evropska komisija, EC Ostali (strokovni) sodelavci: Antonis Papacostas, Evropska komisija, Brussels DG Communication, Public Opinion Analysis Sector;Vodja enote Izdelava: TNS - TNS Opinion & Social GESIS - GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences Datum izdelave: 2006 Kraj izdelave: Köln, Nemčija Uporaba računalniškega programa za izdelavo podatkov: ni podatka Finančna podpora: EC - Evropska komisija Številka projekta: ni podatka Izdajatelj: ADP - Arhiv družboslovnih podatkov - Univerza v Ljubljani GESIS - GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Köln, Nemčija Od: 2012 Izročil: EC - Evropska komisija Datum: Raziskava je del serije: EB - Evrobarometer Od zgodnjih sedemdesetih let dvajsetega stoletja je Evropska komisija z standardnimi in specialnimi Eurobarometri redno spremljala javno mnenje v državah članicah Evropske unije. Vsako jesen in pomlad je bilo izvedeno osebno anketiranje, za katero so bili vsakič pripravljeni vzorci velikosti 1000 enot za vsako državo. Posebni vzorci so bili narejeni za severno Irsko in vzhodno Nemčijo. Po združitvi EU leta 2004 so se v raziskovanje vključile še preostale članice in nove kandidatke članice EU. Moduli standardnega Eurobarometra obravnavajo teme, kot so mnenje o združitvi Evrope, institucije in politike, dopolnjeni pa so še s splošnimi družbeno-politično usmeritvami in demografskimi podatki o posameznikih in gospodinjstvih. Občasna raziskava Eurobarometer obravnava tudi teme, kot so okolje, znanost in tehnologija, zdravje in družina, socialna ali etnična izključenost, kakovost življenja itd. Oblika citiranja: 2 Evropska komisija. Evrobarometer 66.3: Družbena realnost, e-komunikacije, skupna kmetijska politika, diskriminacija in mediji ter medicinske raziskave, november-december 2006 [datoteka podatkov]. Nemčija, Köln: GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences / Belgija, Bruselj: TNS Opinion & Social [izdelava], 2006. Nemčija, Köln: GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences [distribucija], 2012 / Slovenija, Ljubljana: Univerza v Ljubljani, Arhiv družboslovnih podatkov [distribucija], 2014. ZA4528 verzija podatkovne datoteke 2.0.1, DOI:10.4232/1.10982. ADP - IDNo: EB663. Vsebina raziskave Ključne besede: plačano delo, delo in zaposlitev, občutek osebne sreče, pomembnost vrednot za posameznika, kakovost življenja, vsakdanje življenje, podpora osebe, napredovanje v življenju, zadolžitve v gospodinjstvu, družina in otroci, zadovoljstvo z zaposlitvijo, nevarnost izgube zaposlitve, iskanje zaposlitve, odnos do preteklosti, pogled na prihodnost, pokojnina, napredek v karieri, financiranje pokojninskega sistema, življenje otrok v prihodnosti, zaupanje v institucije, prostovoljno delo, sistem socialnega varstva, občutek varnosti, izpostavljenost nevarnosti revščine, pripadnost skupini, zaskrbljenost za naslednjo generacijo, uporaba mobilnega telefona, uporaba stacionarnega telefona, dostopnost IKT v gospodinjstvu, dostop do televizije, plačevanje televizijskih storitev, upravljalci stacionarne telefonije, storitve stacionarne telefonije, uporaba javnih telefonskih govorilnic, koristi mobilnega telefona, ponudniki mobilne telefonije, prejemanje neželene elektronske pošte, virusov, vohunskih okužb, internetni dostop, ponudniki interneta, protivirusna programska oprema, paket komunikacijskih storitev, poznavanje telefonske številke službe za nujne primere, poznavanje evropske oznake, pomembnost evropskega kmetijstva in podeželja, poznavanje Skupne kmetijske politike, odgovornost kmetov, subvencioniranje kmetov, financiranje kmetijstva in razvoja podeželja, zaupanje virom o kmetijstvu in kmetijski politiki, vloga medijev v boju proti diskriminaciji, spremljanje množičnih medijev, etnične manjšine, etnična pripadnost, verska pripadnost, zanimanje za znanost in tehnologijo, financiranje raziskav s strani EU, kronične bolezni, smrtno nevarne bolezni Ključne besede ELSST: EVROPSKA UNIJA, JAVNO MNENJE, DRUŽBENE VREDNOTE, KMETIJSKA POLITIKA, DISKRIMINACIJA, MNOŽIČNI MEDIJI, KOMUNIKACIJE, MEDICINSKE VEDE Vsebinska področja CESSDA: GOSPODARSTVO - gospodarske razmere in kazalci TRGOVINA, INDUSTRIJA IN TRGI - kmetijstvo, gozdarstvo in podeželska industrija Vsebinsko področja CERIF: Razvojna ekonomika MEDNARODNE INSTITUCIJE, ODNOSI, POGOJI DELO IN INDUSTRIJA PRIHODKI DRUŽINA DRUŽBA, KULUTRA VZORCI POTROŠNJE TEHNOLOGIJA, ENERGETIKA PRORAČUN IN FISKALNA POLITIKA GOSPODARSKE PANOGE, STORITVE IN PROMET KOMUNIKACIJE MEDICINA UNIVERZA, RAZISKOVANJE, ZNANOST Povzetek: 3 V tem krogu Evrobarometra, se je raziskava oddaljila od standardnih meril Evrobarometra in anketirance spraševala o področjih s poudarkom na (1) družbeni realnosti, (2) e –komunikacijah, (3) skupni kmetijski politiki, (4) diskriminaciji in medijih in (5) medicinskih raziskavah. V prvem delu se je raziskava osredotočila na zajemanje širokega spektra vprašanj družbene realnosti, kjer anketiranci ocenjujejo svoje življenje s področja zadovoljstvo pri delu, delovnega okolja, zaupanja v njihove delovne sposobnosti, sposobnost obdržati ali najti zaposlitev ter pričakovanja kaj se bo zgodilo z njihovo zaposlitvijo v bližnji prihodnosti, na primer napredovanje, izguba zaposlitve, premestitev in upokojitev. Nato so anketiranci podali mnenja o učinkovitosti socialnega varstva, katera socialne zadeve se jim zdijo najpomembnejše, ali so imeli ali želeli otroke, kako prisotnost manjšinskih skupin vpliva na njihovo državo v kulturnem in gospodarskem smislu ter kaj je potrebno za uspeh v življenju. Naslednji velik poudarek je bil na podajanju informacije o dostopnosti ali nedostopnosti do komunikacijskih sistemov: televizije, stacionarnega telefona, mobilnega telefona in interneta v gospodinjstvu anketirancev. Anketiranci so morali podati razloge zakaj imajo v lasti oziroma nimajo v lasti določenih sistemov, vključno s telekomunikacijskimi paketi ter pojasniti kako dostopni so ti sistemi njihovemu gospodinjstvu. Anketiranci so tudi ocenili učinkovitost vsakega sistema, delili svoja pričakovanja kot potrošniki in ocenili učinkovitost ponudnikov storitev ter razpoložljivost funkcij (kot so varstvo osebnih podatkov, stroški, tarife in prilagodljivost pri upoštevanju sprememb). Anketiranci so iz seznama storitev izvajalcev, vključenih v raziskavo, izbrali določenega ponudnika, za vsak posamezen komunikacijski sistem, ki ga uporabljajo. Anketiranci so odgovorili še na dodatna vprašanja o virusih in/ali vsiljeni pošti ter kako se soočajo s tem, kot tudi o poznavanju telefonske številke službe za nujne primere. Naslednja tema je zajemala le eno vprašanje in sicer se je anketirancem pokazalo evropsko oznako nato pa se jih je vprašalo kaj ta oznaka simbolizira. Naslednje področje v raziskavi je anketirance spraševalo po njihovem znanju in njihovih interesih o učenju Skupne kmetijske politike (SKP). Anketiranci so podali mnenja o pomembnosti kmetijstva in razvoju podeželja v svoji državi, kaj bi morale biti glavne prioritete Evropske Unije glede SKP ter učinkovitost njene vloge v politiki razvoja. Anketirance se je še vprašalo ali je bilo znižanje subvencij Evropske Unije za kmete upravičeno, če kmetje niso izpolnili svojih odgovornosti in upoštevali pravil politike in ali je sedanja višina proračuna za kmetijstvo ustrezna. Naslednja glavna tema se osredotoča na mnenja ljudi o diskriminaciji in medijih. Anketirance se je prosilo, da ocenijo pomembnost vloge medijev pri boju proti diskriminaciji ter pomembnost določenih vzvodov, ki jih za dosego tega mediji lahko uporabijo. V raziskavi se anketirance še sprašujejo tem, kako se počutijo ob razpravljanju o ljudeh različnih etničnih skupin ali verskih pripadnosti na televiziji ali v medijih. Prav tako so anketiranci podali mnenja o medijskem oblikovanju prispevkov etničnih napetosti med različnimi skupnostmi. Pri zadnji temi v raziskavi so anketiranci govorili o svojem poznavanju in zanimanju za znanstvene raziskave, njihov dostop do informacij o znanosti in/ali interesnih tem (na primer razstave, predavanja, profesorji, zdravniki, družina, revije) ter ali so bili seznanjeni s projekti, ki jih financira Evropska Unija. Demografski in drugi pomembni podatki vključujejo še starost, spol, nacionalnost, rojstno poreklo (osebno in starševsko), zakonski stan, levo-desno politično samoopredelitev, poklic, starost ob zaključku izobraževanja, sestavo gospodinjstva, lastništvo stacionarnega ali mobilnega telefona ter drugih trajnih dobrin. Podatki vključujejo še vrsto in velikost naselja, regijo stalnega prebivališča in jezik anketiranja. Abstract: ni podatka Metodologija Časovno pokritje: november 2006 - december 2006 Čas zbiranja podatkov: 17. november 2006 - 19. december 2006., Avstrija: 17. november 2006 - 10. december 2006,, Belgija: 18. november 2006 - 11. december 2006,, Bolgarija: 19. november 2006 - 30. november 2006,, Hrvaška: 17. november 2006 - 15. december 2006,, Ciper (Republika): 18. november 2006 - 12. december 2006,, Češka: 13. november 2006 - 11. december 2006,, Danska: 19. november 2006 - 19. december 2006,, Estonija: 21. november 2006 - 15. december 2006,, Finska: 17. november 2006 - 14.
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