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EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES STUDY, 1971

(ICPSR 7275)

Principal Investigators

Ronald Inglehart

Jacques-Rene Rabier

First ICPSR Edition

April 1976

Inter-university Consortium for

Political and Social Research

P.O. Box 1248

Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106

[Hard copy documentation transformed into machine-readable

text utilizing Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Scanning,

Septemer 1991]

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Inglehart, Ronald, and Jacques-Rene Rabier.

EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES STUDY, 1971 [Computer file].

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(IFOP), Paris, et al. ICPSR ed. Ann Arbor, MI:

Inter-university Consortium for Political and

Social Research [producer and distributor], 1976.

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ICPSR 7275 Page 1

OSIRIS DICTIONARY LISTING

BELGIUM

VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

1 INTERVIEW NUMBER 1 4 1

2 0=G,1=B,2=F,3=I,4=L,5=N 5 1 1

3 SPLIT BALLOT:l=EVEN,20DD 6 1 1

4 1ST BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 7 1 1

5 2ND BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 8 1 1

6 BORN IN THIS PROV:0=NO 9 1 1

7 CAME HERE:5=20 YRS+ 10 1 1

8 RAPID DEVEL=4 11 1 1

9 REGIONAL DEVEL:3=NEUTRAL 12 1 1

10 WOULDNT MOVE IN NATN 13 1 1

11 WOULDNT MOVE IN EURN 14 1 1

12 ABANDON EEC:INDIFF=3 15 1 1

13 EEC VERY BAD INFL=5 16 1 1

14 EEC MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 17 1 1

15 EXPECT VERY BAD INFL=5 18 1 1

16 EXPECT MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 19 1 1

17 (SPLIT)REG/EUR BETTER=1 20 1 1

18 (SPLIT)EVEN=EUR/REG.BETR 21 1 1

19 WHAT PROBVARIABLE X 22 1 1

20 FARMERS WORST OFF=5 23 1 1

21 AGRIC=ORDINARY=2 24 1 1

22 (1) FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 25 1 1

23 (2)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 26 1 1

24 STRONG.AGST.FARM DEMS=4 27 1 1

25 STRONGLY AG.VIOL.DEMS=4 28 1 1

26 ADVISE SEEK NON-FARM=2 29 1 1

27 ADVISE COMPLETELY OUT=3 30 1 1

28 VERY DIFFIC.FIND OTHER=4 31 1 1

29 EEC GOOD SOME FARM=3 32 1 1

30 (BELG)FARMERS SPEC.BAD=2 33 1 1

31 EEC GOOD SOME INDUS=3 34 1 1

32 (BELG) INDUS.SPEC.BAD= 2 35 1 1

33 EEC STIM.INDUS:DISAGR=5 36 1 1

34 EEC AID INDUS.EXPORT 37 1 1

35 EEC GD.CONSUMEPS:DISAGR= 38 1 1

36 EEC AIDS FORN COMPETITN 39 1 1

37 EEC AIDS FARM EXPORTS 40 1 1

38 NEW MEMBRS:BAD,AGRIC=2 41 1 1

39 NEW MEMBRS BAD INDUS=2 42 1 1

40 NEW MEMBRS BAD PROV.=2 43 1 1

41 HEARD OF MANSHOLT PLAN=1 44 1 1

42 MANSHOLT=BAD=2 45 1 1

43 ACQ/P-B VALUES:1ST 46 1 1

44 ACQ/P-B VALUES:2ND 47 1 1

45 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN:lST 48 1 1

46 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN 2ND 49 1 1

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VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

47 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:lST 50 1 1

48 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:2ND 51 1 1

49 WAR CERTAIN=1 52 1 1 0

50 EC.CRISIS CERTAIN=1 53 1 1 0

51 AG.U.S.EUR.=4 54 1 1

52 PERS.SACRIFIC.EUR:NOT=4 55 1 1

53 INSUFFIC.INFO.EEC=2 56 1 1

54 INSUFFIC.INFO.BELG.AGRIC 57 1 1

55 INSUFFIC.INFO.REG.DEVEL 58 1 1

56 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:EEC 59 1 1

57 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:AGRIC 60 1 1

58 (BELG) TV INSUFFIC:REG. 61 1 1

59 EUR.COUNTRIES TOO DIFF. 62 1 1

60 U.S.EUR.ONLY IN 20 YRS. 63 1 1

61 EUR.PEOPLES GAIN CONSC. 64 1 1

62 EUR.PUBLICS AHEAD GOV'TS 65 1 1

63 PERSUAD.FRIENDS:NEVER=4 66 1 1

64 LIKE NEW THINGS:NEVER=4 67 1 1

65 POLITICAL PARTY(&-=1,7) 68 1 1

66 RELIG.DENOM.l=CATHOLIC 69 1 1

67 RELIG.ATTENDANCE:5=NEVER 70 1 1

68 RELIG.PROGRESSIVE=2 71 1 1

69 MALE=1 72 1 1

70 AGE:65+=X=l 73 1 1

71 OCCUPA,HD. OF FAM:8=INAC 74 1 1

72 OCCUPA,RESPONDENT 75 1 1

73 UNION=1-3;SELF-EMPLOY=5 76 1 1

74 UNION SYMP:(3=4 77 1 1

75 FA.OCCUPA (CHILD) 78 1 1

76 FATHER UNIV.EDUC=5 79 1 1

77 RESP.UNIV.EDUC=5 80 1 1

78 FAM.INCOME:HI=5(VARIES) 81 1 1

79 SIZE OF TOWN:LG=6 82 1 1

80 REGIONS(VARIES) 83 1 1

81 TEEN-AGE=l,OTHERS=9 84 1 1

82 BELG.ONLY:REGIONAL I.D. 85 1 1

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GERMANY

VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

1 INTERVIEW NUMBER 1 4 1

2 0=G,l=B,2=F,3=I,4=L,5=N 5 1 1

3 SPLIT BALLOT:l=EVEN,20DD 6 1 1

4 1ST BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 7 1 1

5 2ND BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 8 1 1

6 BORN IN THIS PROV:O=NO 9 1 1

7 CAME HERE:5=20 YRS+ 10 1 1

8 RAPID DEVEL=4 11 1 1

9 REGIONAL DEVEL:3=NEUTRAL 12 1 1

10 WOULDNT MOVE IN NATN 13 1 1

11 WOULDNT MOVE IN EURN 14 1 1

12 ABANDON EEC:INDIFF=3 15 1 1

13 EEC VERY BAD INFL=5 16 1 1

14 EEC MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 17 1 1

15 EXPECT VERY BAD INFL=5 18 1 1

16 EXPECT MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 19 1 1

17 (SPLIT)REG/EUR BETTEP=1 20 1 1

18 (SPLIT)EVEN=EUR/REG.BETR 21 1 1

19 WHAT PROB. BETTER DONE? 22 1 1

20 FARMERS WORST OFF=5 23 1 1

21 AGRIC=ORDINARY=2 24 1 1

22 (1)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 25 1 1

23 (2)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 26 1 1

24 STRONG.AGST.FARM DEMS=4 27 1 1

25 STRONGLY AG.VIOL.DEMS=4 28 1 1

26 ADVISE SEEK NON-FARM=2 29 1 1

27 ADVISE COMPLETELY OUT=3 30 1 1

28 VERY DIFFIC.FIND OTHER=4 31 1 1

29 EEC GOOD SOME FARM=3 32 1 1

30 (BELG)FARMERS SPEC.BAD=2 33 1 1

31 EEC GOOD SOME INDUS=3 34 1 1

32 (BELG)INDUS.SPEC.BAD=2 35 1 1

33 EEC STIM.INDUS:DISAGR=5 36 1 1

34 EEC AID INDUS.EXPORT 37 1 1

35 EEC GD.CONSUMERS:DISAGR= 38 1 1

36 EEC AIDS FORN COMPETITN 39 1 1

37 EEC AIDS FARM EXPORTS 40 1 1

38 NEW MEMBRS:BAD,AGRIC=2 41 1 1

39 NEW MEMBRS BAD INDUS=2 42 1 1

40 NEW MEMBRS BAD PROV.=2 43 1 1

41 HEARD OF MANSHOLT PLAN=1 44 1 1

42 MANSHOLT=BAD=2 45 1 1

43 ACQ/P-B VALUES:1ST 46 1 1

44 ACQ/P-B VALUES:2ND 47 1 1

45 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN:lST 48 1 1

46 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN 2ND 49 1 1

47 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:lST 50 1 1

48 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:2ND 51 1 1

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VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

49 WAR CERTAIN=1 52 1 1 0

50 EC.CRISIS CERTAIN=1 53 1 1 0

51 AG.U.S.EUR.=4 54 1 1

52 PERS.SACRIFIC.EUR:NOT=4 55 1 1

53 INSUFFIC.INFO.EEC=2 56 1 1

54 INSUFFIC.INFO.BELG.AGRIC 57 1 1

55 INSUFFIC.INF0.REG.DEVEL 58 1 1

56 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:EEC 59 1 1

57 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:AGRI 60 1 1

58 (BELG)TV INSUFFIC:REG. 61 1 1

59 EUR.COUNTRIES TOO DIFF. 62 1 1

60 U.S.EUR.ONLY IN 20 YRS. 63 1 1

61 EUR.PEOPLES GAIN CONSC. 64 1 1

62 EUR.PUBLICS AHEAD GOV'TS 65 1 1

63 PERSUAD.FRIENDS:NEVER=4 66 1 1

64 LIKE NEW THINGS:NEVER=4 67 1 1

65 POLITICAL PARTY(VARIES) 68 1 1

66 RELIG.DENOM.l=CATHOLIC 69 1 1

67 RELIG.ATTENDANCE:5=NEVER 70 1 1

68 RELIG.PROGRESSIVE=2 71 1 1

69 MALE=1 72 1 1

70 AGE:65+=X=1 73 1 1

71 OCCUPA,HD. OF FAM:8=INAC 74 1 1

72 OCCUPA,RESPONDENT 75 1 1

73 UNION=1-3;SELF-EMPLOY=5 76 1 1

74 UNION SYMP:(3=4 77 1 1

75 FA.OCCUPA(CHILD) 78 1 1

76 FATHER UNIV.EDUC=5 79 1 1

77 RESP.UNIV.EDUC=5 80 1 1

78 FAM.INCOME: HI= 5 (VARIES) 81 1 1

79 SIZE OF TOWN:LG=6 82 2 1

80 REGIONS(VARIES) 84 1 1

81 TEEN-AGE=l,OTHERS=9 85 1 1

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ITALY

VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

1 INTERVIEW NUMBER 1 4 1

2 0=G,l=B,2=F,3=I,4=L,5=N 5 1 1

3 SPLIT BALLOT:l=EVEN,20DD 6 1 1

4 1ST BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 7 1 1

5 2ND BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 8 1 1

6 BORN IN THIS PPOV:O=NO 9 1 1

7 CAME HERE:5=20 YRS+ 10 1 1

8 RAPID DEVEL=4 11 1 1

9 REGIONAL DEVEL:3=NEUTRAL 12 1 1

10 WOULDNT MOVE IN NATN 13 1 1

11 WOULDNT MOVE IN EURN 14 1 1

12 ABANDON EEC:INDIFF=3 15 1 1

13 EEC VERY BAD INFL=5 16 1 1

14 EEC MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 17 1 1

15 EXPECT VERY BAD INFL=5 18 1 1

16 EXPECT MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 19 1 1

17 (SPLIT)REG/EUP BETTER=1 20 1 1

18 (SPLIT)EVEN=EUR/REG.BETR 21 1 1

19 HD.OF FAM:-=O,+=l 22 1 1

20 FARMERS WORST OFF=5 23 1 1

21 AGRIC=ORDINARY=2 24 1 1

22 (1)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 25 1 1

23 (2)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 26 1 1

24 STRONG.AGST.FARM DEMS=4 27 1 1

25 STRONGLY AG.VIOL.DEMS=4 28 1 1

26 ADVISE SEEK NON-FARM=2 29 1 1

27 ADVISE COMPLETELY OUT=3 30 1 1

28 VERY DIFFIC.FIND OTHER=4 31 1 1

29 EEC GOOD SOME FARM=3 32 1 1

30 (BELG)FARMERS SPEC.BAD=2 33 1 1

31 EEC GOOD SOME INDUS=3 34 1 1

32 (BELG)INDUS.SPEC.BAD=2 35 1 1

33 EEC STIM.INDUS:DISAGR=5 36 1 1

34 EEC AID INDUS.EXPORT 37 1 1

35 EEC GD.CONSUMERS:DISAGR= 38 1 1

36 EEC AIDS FORN COMPETITN 39 1 1

37 EEC AIDS FARM EXPORTS 40 1 1

38 NEW MEMBRS:BAD,AGRIC=2 41 1 1

39 NEW MEMBRS BAD INDUS=2 42 1 1

40 NEW MEMBRS BAD PROV.=2 43 1 1

41 HEARD OF MANSHOLT PLAN=1 44 1 1

42 MANSHOLT=BAD=2 45 1 1

43 ACQ/P-B VALUES:1ST 46 1 1

44 ACQ/P-B VALUES:2ND 47 1 1

45 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN:lST 48 1 1

46 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN 2ND 49 1 1

47 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR: 1ST 50 1 1

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VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

48 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:2ND 51 1 1

49 WAR CERTAIN=1 52 1 1 0

50 EC.CRISIS CERTAIN=1 53 1 1 0

51 AG.U.S.EUR.=4 54 1 1

52 PERS.SACRIFIC.EUR:NOT=4 55 1 1

53 INSUFFIC.INFO.EEC=2 56 1 1

54 INSUFFIC.INFO.BELG.AGRIC 57 1 1

55 INSUFFIC.INFO.REG.DEVEL 58 1 1

56 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:EEC 59 1 1

57 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:AGRI 60 1 1

58 (BELG)TV INSUFFIC:REG. 61 1 1

59 EUR.COUNTRIES TOO DIFF. 62 1 1

60 U.S.EUR.ONLY IN 20 YRS. 63 1 1

61 EUR.PEOPLES GAIN CONSC. 64 1 1

62 EUR.PUBLICS AHEAD GOV'TS 65 1 1

63 PERSUAD.FRIENDS:NEVER=4 66 1 1

64 LIKE NEW THINGS:NEVER=4 67 1 1

65 PARTY:O=NA,l=PCI,9=MSI 68 1 1 0

66 RELIG.DENOM.l=CATHOLIC 69 1 1

67 RELIG.ATTENDANCE:5=NEVER 70 1 1

68 RELIG.PROGRESSIVE=2 71 1 1

69 MALE=1 72 1 1

70 AGE:65+=X=l 73 1 1

71 OCCUPA,HD-FAM:-=2,+=3 74 1 1

72 OCCUPA,RESP:-=2,+=3 75 1 1

73 UNION=1-3;SELF-EMPLOY=6 76 1 1

74 UNION SYMP:NO=O 77 1 1

75 FA. OCCUPA (CHILD) 78 1 1

76 FATHER UNIV.EDUC=5 79 1 1

77 RESP. UNIV. EDUC=5 80 1 1

78 FAM.INCOME:HI=5(VARIES) 81 1 1

79 RESP:-=O,+=l 82 1 1

80 REGIONS:ISLANDS=O 83 1 1

81 TEEN-AGE=1,OTHERS=9 84 1 1

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FRANCE

VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

1 INTERVIEW NUMBER 1 4 1

2 0=G,l=B,2=F,3=1,4=L,5=N 5 1 1

3 SPLIT BALLOT:l=EVEN,20DD 6 1 1

4 1ST BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 7 1 1

5 2ND BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 8 1 1

6 BORN IN THIS PROV:O=NO 9 1 1

7 CAME HERE:5=20 YRS+ 10 1 1

8 RAPID DEVEL=4 11 1 1

9 REGIONAL DEVEL:3=NEUTRAL 12 1 1

10 WOULDNT MOVE IN NATN 13 1 1

11 WOULDNT MOVE IN EURN 14 1 1

12 ABANDON EEC:INDIFF=3 15 1 1

13 EEC VERY BAD INFL=5 16 1 1

14 EEC MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 17 1 1

15 EXPECT VERY BAD INFL=5 18 1 1

16 EXPECT MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 19 1 1

17 (SPLIT) REG/EUR BETTER=1 20 1 1

18 (SPLIT)EVEN=EUR/REG.BETR 21 1 1

19 WHAT PROBVARIABLE X 22 1 1

20 FARMERS WORST OFF=5 23 1 1

21 AGRIC=ORDINARY=2 24 1 1

22 (1)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 25 1 1

23 (2)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 26 1 1

24 STRONG.AGST.FARM DEMS=4 27 1 1

25 STRONGLY AG.VIOL.DEMS=4 28 1 1

26 ADVISE SEEK NON-FARM=2 29 1 1

27 ADVISE COMPLETELY OUT=3 30 1 1

28 VERY DIFFIC.FIND OTHER=4 31 1 1

29 EEC GOOD SOME FARM=3 32 1 1

30 (BELG)FARMERS SPEC.BAD=2 33 1 1

31 EEC GOOD SOME INDUS=3 34 1 1

32 (BELG)INDUS.SPEC.BAD=2 35 1 1

33 EEC STIM.INDUS:DISAGR=5 36 1 1

34 EEC AID INDUS.EXPORT 37 1 1

35 EEC GD.CONSUMERS:DISAGR= 38 1 1

36 EEC AIDS FORN COMPETITN 39 1 1

37 EEC AIDS FARM EXPORTS 40 1 1

38 NEW MEMBRS:BAD,AGRIC=2 41 1 1

39 NEW MEMBRS BAD INDUS=2 42 1 1

40 NEW MEMBRS BAD PROV.=2 43 1 1

41 HEARD OF MANSHOLT PLAN=1 44 1 1

42 MANSHOLT=BAD=2 45 1 1

43 ACQ/P-B VALUES:1ST 46 1 1

44 ACQ/P-B VALUES:2ND 47 1 1

45 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN:IST 48 1 1

46 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN 2ND 49 1 1

47 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:lST 50 1 1

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VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

48 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:2ND 51 1 1

49 WAR CERTAIN=1 52 1 1 0

50 EC.CRISIS CERTAIN=1 53 1 1 0

51 AG.U.S.EUR.=4 54 1 1

52 PERS.SACRIFIC.EUR:NOT=4 55 1 1

53 INSUFFIC.INFO.EEC=2 56 1 1

54 INSUFFIC.INFO.BELG.AGRIC 57 1 1

55 INSUFFIC.INFO.REG.DEVEL 58 1 1

56 (BELG.) TV INSUFFIC.:EEC 59 1 1

57 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:AGRI 60 1 1

58 (BELG)TV INSUFFIC:REG. 61 1 1

59 EUR.COUNTRIES TOO DIFF. 62 1 1

60 U.S.EUR.ONLY IN 20 YRS. 63 1 1

61 EUR.PEOPLES GAIN CONSC. 64 1 1

62 EUR.PUBLICS AHEAD GOV'TS 65 1 1

63 PERSUAD.FRIENDS:NEVER=4 66 1 1

64 LIKE NEW THINGS:NEVER=4 67 1 1

65 POLITICAL PARTY 68 1 1

66 RELIG.DENOM.1=CATHOLIC 69 1 1

67 RELIG.ATTENDANCE:5=NEVER 70 1 1

68 RELIG.PROGRESSIVE=2 71 1 1

69 MALE=1 72 1 1

70 AGE:65+=X=l 73 1 1

71 OCCUPA,HD. OF FAM 74 1 1

72 OCCUPA,RESPONDENT 75 1 1

73 UNION=1-3;SELF-EMPLOY=5 76 1 1

74 UNION SYMP:(3=4 77 1 1

75 FA.OCCUPA(CHILD) 78 1 1

76 FATHER UNIV.EDUC=5 79 1 1

77 RESP.UNIV.EDUC=5 80 1 1

78 FAM.INCOME:HI=5(VARIES) 81 1 1

79 SIZE OF TOWN:LG=6 82 1 1

80 REGIONS(VARIES) 83 1 1

81 TEEN-AGE=l,OTHERS=9 84 1 1

82 FRANCE:1=FARM SUPPLEMENT 85 1 1

83 DEPARTEMENT 86 2 1

84 OCCUPA,HD. OF FAM(2COL) 88 2 1

85 OCCUPA,RESPONDENT(2COL) 90 2 1

ICPSR 7275 Page 9

NETHERLANDS

VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

1 INTERVIEW NUMBER 1 4 1

2 0=G,l=B,2=F,3=I,4=L,5=N 5 1 1

3 SPLIT BALLOT:l=EVEN,20DD 6 1 1

4 1ST BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 7 1 1

5 2ND BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 8 1 1

6 BORN IN THIS PROV:0=ND 9 1 1

7 CAME HERE:5=20 YRS+ 10 1 1

8 RAPID DEVEL=4 11 1 1

9 REGIONAL DEVEL:3=NEUTRAL 12 1 1

10 WOULDNT MOVE IN NATN 13 1 1

11 WOULDNT MOVE IN EURN 14 1 1

12 ABANDON EEC:INDIFF=3 15 1 1

13 EEC VERY BAD INFL=5 16 1 1

14 EEC MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 17 1 1

15 EXPECT VERY BAD INFL=5 18 1 1

16 EXPECT MAIN INFL:TNSPT=5 19 1 1

17 (SPLIT)REG/EUR BETTER=1 20 1 1

18 (SPLIT) EVEN=EUR/REG. BETR 21 1 1

19 WHAT PROB.BETTER DONE? 22 1 1

20 FARMERS WORST OFF=5 23 1 1

21 AGRIC=ORDINARY=2 24 1 1

22 (1)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 25 1 1

23 (2)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 26 1 1

24 STRONG.AGST.FARM DEMS=4 27 1 1

25 STRONGLY AG.VIOL.DEMS=4 28 1 1

26 ADVISE SEEK NON-FARM=2 29 1 1

27 ADVISE COMPLETELY OUT=3 30 1 1

28 VERY DIFFIC.FIND OTHER=4 31 1 1

29 EEC GOOD SOME FARM=3 32 1 1

30 (BELG)FARMERS SPEC.BAD=2 33 1 1

31 EEC GOOD SOME INDUS=3 34 1 1

32 (BELG)INDUS.SPEC.BAD=2 35 1 1

33 EEC STIM.INDUS:DISAGR=5 36 1 1

34 EEC AID INDUS.EXPORT 37 1 1

35 EEC GD.CONSUMERS:DISAGR= 38 1 1

36 EEC AIDS FORN COMPETITN 39 1 1

37 EEC AIDS FARM EXPORTS 40 1 1

38 NEW MEMBRS:BAD,AGRIC=2 41 1 1

39 NEW MEMBRS BAD INDUS=2 42 1 1

40 NEW MEMBRS BAD PROV.=2 43 1 1

41 HEARD OF MANSHOLT PLAN=1 44 1 1

42 MANSHOLT=BAD=2 45 1 1

43 ACQ/P-B VALUES:1ST 46 1 1

44 ACQ/P-B VALUES:2ND 47 1 1

45 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN:lST 48 1 1

46 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN 2ND 49 1 1

47 ARMY-EC.AID-EUP:lST 50 1 1

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VAR NAME START WIDTH/ # MD1 MD2

# TLOC RESP RESP

48 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:2ND 51 1 1

49 WAR CERTAIN=1 52 1 1 0

50 EC.CRISIS CERTAIN=1 53 1 1 0

51 AG.U.S.EUR.=4 54 1 1

52 PERS.SACRIFIC.EUR:NOT=4 55 1 1

53 INSUFFIC.INFO.EEC=2 96 1 1

54 INSUFFIC.INFO.BELG.AGRIC 57 1 1

55 INSUFFIC.INF0.REG.DEVEL 58 1 1

56 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:EEC 59 1 1

57 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:AGRI 60 1 1

58 (BELG)TV INSUFFIC:REG. 61 1 1

59 EUR.COUNTRIES TOO DIFF. 62 1 1

60 U.S.EUR.ONLY IN 20 YRS. 63 1 1

61 EUR.PEOPLES GAIN CONSC. 64 1 1

62 EUR.PUBLICS AHEAD GOV'TS 65 1 1

63 PERSUAD.FRIENDS:NEVER=4 66 1 1

64 LIKE NEW THINGS:NEVER=4 67 1 1

65 POLITICAL PARTY(VARIES) 68 1 1

66 RELIG.DENOM.l=CATHOLIC 69 1 1

67 RELIG.ATTENDANCE:5=NEVER 70 1 1

68 RELIG.PROGRESSIVE=2 71 1 1

69 MALE=1 72 1 1

70 AGE:65+=X=1 73 1 1

71 OCCUPA,HD. OF FAM:8=INAC 74 1 1

72 OCCUPA,RESPONDENT 75 1 1

73 UNION=1-3;SELF-EMPLOY=5 76 1 1

74 UNION SYMP:(3=4 77 1 1

75 FA.OCCUPA(CHILD) 78 1 1

76 FATHER UNIV.EDUC=5 79 1 1

77 RESP.UNIV.EDUC=5 80 1 1

78 FAM.INCOME:HI=5(VARIES) 81 1 1

79 SIZE OF TOWN:LG=6 82 1 1

80 REGIONS(VARIES) 83 1 1

81 TEEN-AGE=1,OTHERS=9 84 1 1

82 WEIGHTED CASE=3 85 1 1

ICPSR 7275 Page 11

CODEBOOK

NOTES TO USERS OF THE 1971 EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES STUDY

A single codebook was created to match the data for all five countries

surveyed. The codebook was translated from the French and Belgian

questionnaires. Users who read the other languages may wish to request the

original language questionnaires in order to ascertain whether the question

wording is exactly comparable.

The data were received in OSIRIS format. The variable names appear in the

heading for each variable. In cases where the names differ, the non-conforming

names are noted next to the codes for that country. Please note that the files

are not all of the same length. In particular, several variables appear for

France that do not appear for the other countries. These variables occur at the

end of the French data file.

A card image version of the data was generated and deck and column numbers

are noted in the codebook.

The original documentation matched a pre-OSIRIS version of the data. In the

process of filebuilding codes for some variables were collapsed. The original

codes were not always updated. If the recoding of a variable was documented for

one country, the assumption was made that the same process occurred for the

other countries. This cannot be confirmed until we communicate with the

original investigator. There are also some variables for which we received no

documentation. Communication with the original investigator is necessary before

this can be recovered.

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1971 European Communities Study- France, Germany, Italy,

Netherlands, Belgium

VARIABLE 1 INTERVIEW NUMBER DECK 1 COL 1-4

Constant '1' DECK 1 COL 5

VARIABLE 2 0=G,1=B,2=F,3=I,4=L,5=N DECK 1 COL 6

Country

0. Germany

1. Belgium

2. France

3 .Italy

4. Luxembourg

5. Netherlands

VARIABLE 3 SPLIT BALLOT:1=EVEN,2ODD DECK 1 COL 7

Split Ballot (refers to split form of questionnaire; even refers to order

where question concerning regional authorities asked first and odd refers to

order where question concerning European authorities asked first) Codes for

France and Belgium unclear: even codes refer to regional question being asked

first and odd codes refer to coding where European question asked

first. Probably codes 0,2,4,6,8 should be coded 1 and 1,3, 5,7,9 coded 2.

FRANCE AND BELGIUM NETHERLANDS, ITALY,GERMANY

0. even 1. even numbered questionnaires, question

1. odd concerning regional authorities asked

2. even first (Q 12)

3. odd 2. odd numbered questionnaires, question

4. even concerning European authorities asked

5. odd first (Q 12)

6. even

7. odd

8. even

9. odd

VARIABLE 4 1ST BELONG:EUROPE=50TH6 DECK 1 COL 8

Q1a Among the following geographic units,to which one do you feel you first

belong?

1. city, locality, "canton" where you live

2. department (France), province (Belgium)

3. region

4. country

5. Europe

6. other

0. N.A.

9. wild code (Belgium)

7. wild code (Germany)

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VARIABLE 5 2ND BELONG: EUROPE=50TH6 DECK 1 COL 9

Q1b Secondly?

1. city, locality, "canton" where you live

2. department (France), province (Belgium)

3. region

4. country

5. Europe

6. other

0. N.A.

7. wild code (Germany)

8. wild code (Germany)

VARIABLE 6 BORN IN THIS PROV:0=NO DECK 1 COL 10

Q2 Were you born in the province where you now live?

1. yes

0. no

9. wild code (Belgium)

2. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 7 CAME HERE:5=20 YRS+ DECK 1 COL 11

Q3 How old were you when you moved here (the last time)?

1. 5 years or less

2. 6 to 10 years

3. 11 to 15 years

4. 16 to 20 years

5. more than 20 years

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Germany)

VARIABLE 8 RAPID DEVEL=4 DECK 1 COL 12

Q4 Do you have the impression of living here in a region: (show card)

1. which is declining

2. which is stable

3. which is developing

4. which is rapidly developing

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 9 REGIONAL DEVEL:3=NEUTRAL DECK 1 COL 13

Q5 In sum, what do you think of those things that have changed in your region

in the last ten years. Do you find things have gone:

1. well

2. badly

3. neither

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0. N.A.

9. wild code (Belgium, Netherlands)

VARIABLE 10 WOULDNT MOVE IN NATN DECK 1 COL 14

Q6a Would you be willing or not to live in another region of (France) if you

were assured of finding better living conditions?

1. very willing

2. somewhat willing

3. certainly not willing

0. N.A.

0. wild code (Netherlands)

VARIABLE 11 WOULDN'T MOVE IN EURN DECK 1 COL 15

Q6b Would you be willing or not to go live in another country in Europe if

you were assured of finding better living conditions?

1. very willing

2. somewhat willing

3. certainly not willing

0. N.A.

9. wild code (Belgium)

5. wild code (France)

VARIABLE 12 ABANDON-EEC:-INDIFF=3 DECK 1 COL 16

Q7 If someone told you tomorrow that the Common Market had been dropped, would

you feel:

1. large regrets

2. some regrets

3. would make no difference

0. N.A.

9. wild code (Netherlands)

VARIABLE 13 EEC VERY BAD L=5 DECK 1 COL 17

Q.8 Have you had the impression until now that the Common Market has had in

your province?

1. a very good influence

2. a rather good influence

3. no influence at all

4. rather bad influence

5. a very bad influence

0. N.A.

6. wild code (Italy)

9. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 14 EEC MAIN INFL: TNSPT=5 DECK 1 COL 18

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Q9 Can you tell me in which sector principally you notice this influence?

1. Industry

2. Agriculture

3. Tourism

4. Commerce

5. Transport and communication

0. N.A.

9. Undocumented code (Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Germany)

VARIABLE 15 EXPECT VERY BAD INFL=5 DECK 1 COL 19

Q10 In the coming ten to fifteen years do you think that the European Common

Market will have on your province:

1. a very good influence

2. a rather good influence

3. no influence at all

4. a rather bad influence

5. a very bad influence

6. wild code (Italy)

9. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 16 EXPECT MAIN INFL:INSPT=5 DECK 1 COL 20

Q11 In which sector principally do you expect the Common Market to have an

influence?

1. Industry

2. Agriculture

3. Tourism

4. Commerce

5. Transport and Communications

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Italy)

VARIABLE 17 (SPLIT) REG/EUR BETTER=1 DECK 1 COL 21

Q12/Ql3 Among the problems which you judge important are there some which

presently depend on the government and which would be better treated in your

opinion by the European authorities?

1. yes

2. no

0. N.A.

* documentation for variables 17 and 18 is unclear and this interpretation

may be incorrect

VARIABLE 18 (SPLIT) EVEN=EUR/REG.BETR DECK 1 COL 22

Q12/Q13 Among the problems which you judge Important are there some which

presently depend on the government and which would be better treated in your

opinion by the regional authorities?

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1. yes

2. no

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 19 WHAT PROBVARIABLE X DECK 1 COL 23

Q14 Which problems, for example?

FRANCE, BELGIUM

9. wild code (Belgium)

NETHERLANDS WHAT PROB.BETTER DONE?

0. transport, trade, import-export traffic

1. monetary questions,price rulings, inflation (not agricultural prices)

2. industrial problems

3. military matters

4. employment, labor working conditions

5. over population

6. development aid

7. tax matters

8. other answers

9. D.K., can't mention an example

Y. environmental protection, pollution

X. agricultural policy, prices

Note: codes for X and Y (+ and -) collapsed with other codes but not documented.

GERMANY WHAT PROB. BETTER DONE? DECK 1 COL 23

if given card la (V3, locality to Europe order):

1. foreign policy, European unity, East-West Problems

2. defense policy, security of Germany, armament, building up army

3. economy, trade, lower tariffs, free borders

4. financial policy, price policy, standardization of pricing

5. agricultural policy

6 traffic

7. cultural policy, education and schooling problems

8. criminality, crime prevention, criminal law

9. social problems

0. N.A.

Y. other

X. pollution

if given card 1b (V3, Europe to locality order):

1. housing, building and town rennovation

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2. regaining border lands

3. economy, trade, industrialization

4. financial policy, taxes

5. agricultural policy

6. traffic, road construction

7. cultural policy, education & schooling problems

8. police matters

9. social problems

0. N.A.

Y. other

Note: codes for X and Y (+ and -) collapsed with other codes but not documented.

VARIABLE 19 CONT. HD. OF FAM: - =0, + = 1

ITALY

Occupation of head of family - see also V71

0. farm labor, housewife

1. entrepreneur, student, retired

2. professional

3. manager

4. upper employee

5. lower level employee

6. esercenti, artisan

7. independent farmer

8. skilled labor

9. unskilled labor

VARIABLE 20 FARMERS WORST OFF=5 DECK 1 COL 24

Q15 In most European countries farmers presently complain of certain

difficulties. In your opinion, do the (French) farmers have more or less

difficulties than other (French) people?

1. much more

2. a little more

3. neither more nor less

4. a little less

5. much less

6. N.A. (wild code ? Italy)

0. undocumented code (Belgium, France, Netherlands, Italy, Germany) probably

replaces 6

VARIABLE 21 AGRIC=ORDINARY=2 DECK 1 COL 25

Q16 With regard to agriculture, one hears a certain number of contradictory

opinions. Which of the following two phrases corresponds the best to your own

personal opinion?

1. Farming is a sector of activity that it is necessary to protect

even if it is not as profitable as the others

2. Farming is an economic activity like any other.

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0. N.A.

VARIABLE 22 (1)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 DECK 1 COL 26

Q17a The difficulties of which farmers complain are due above all in your

opinion to what factor?

1. to insufficient prices paid to producers of agricultural products

2. to very high prices for industrial products used by farmers

3. to too many enterprises too small to be profitable

4. to the bad organization for selling agricultural products

5. other response and each

0. N.A.

9. wild code (Italy, Germany)

6. wild code (Germany)

7. wild code (Germany)

8. wild code (Germany)

VARIABLE 23 (2)FARM DIFF.DUE DIST=4 DECK 1 COL 27

Q17b And next?

1. to insufficient prices paid to producers of agricultural products

2. to very high prices for industrial products used by farmers

3. to too many enterprises too small to be profitable

4. to the bad organization for selling agricultural products

5. other response and each

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Italy)

9. wild code (Germany)

6. wild code (Germany)

7. wild code (Germany)

8. wild code (Germany)

VARIABLE 24 STRONG.AGST.FARM DEMS=4 DECK 1 COL 28

Q18 For some timethere have been important farmers' demonstrations in many

countries. Generally are you personally for or against these demonstrations?

1. definitely for

2. somewhat for

3. somewhat against

4. definitely against

0. N.A.

9. wild code (France, Italy)

VARIABLE 25 STRONGLY AG.VIOL.DEMS=4 DECK 1 COL 29

Q19 And when these demonstrations become violent, to what extent are you on

their (farmers') side?

1. definitely on their side

2. somewhat on their side

3. somewhat against them

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4. definitely against them

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Italy)

VARIABLE 26 ADVISE SEEK NON-FARM=2 DECK 1 COL 30

Q20 Generally, what do you think that in (France) today you would advise a

farmer's son aged 15 to 20?

1. to remain in agriculture

2. to seek another occupation

0. N.A.

3. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 27 ADVISE COMPLETELY OUT=3 DECK 1 COL 31

Q21 Specifically, suppose the son of a farmer in your region who is very

capable and hard working didn't find satisfactory conditions in the occupa-

tion of his father, what would you advise him to do among the following

possibilities?

1. seek another farming activity

2. prepare himself for a profession tied to agriculture (for example working

in a cooperative, an instructional institution, or one of agricultural

credit)

3. prepare for an occupation that has nothing to do with farming

0. N.A.

4. wild code (France)

VARIABLE 28 VERY DIFFIC.FIND OTHER=4 DECK 1 COL 32

Q22 If today in France, the son of a farmer aged 15 to 20 wanted to find

employment in another occupation, would you estimate that it would be:

1. very easy

2. somewhat easy

3. somewhat difficult

4. very difficult

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 29 EEC GOOD SOME FARM=3 DECK 1 COL 33

Q23 Presently, do you think that the Common Market is all together:

1. good for farming, in the six countries

2. bad for farming in the six countries

3 .good for farming in certain countries and bad for farming in the other

0. N.A.

9. wild code (Italy)

4. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 30 (BELG) FARMERS SPEC.BAD=2 DECK 1 COL 34

Q24 Are (French) farmers at an advantage or always at a disadvantage?

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1. at an advantage

2. at a disadvantage

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Germany)

VARIABLE 31 EEC GOOD SOME INDUS=3 DECK 1 COL 35

Q25 Presently, do you think the Common Market is all together:

1. good for industry in the six countries

2. bad for industry in the six countries

3. good for industry in some countries and bad for industry in the others

0. N.A.

9. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 32 (BELG) INDUS.SPEC.BAD=2 DECK 1 COL 36

Q26 Are the (French) industries at an advantage or at a disadvantage?

1. at an advantage

2. at a disadvantage

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Germany)

VARIABLE 33-VARIABLE 37

Q27. Can you tell me your opinion on the effects of the Common Market? Are you

always in agreement, sometimes in agreement, without any opinion, sometimes in

disagreement, or always in disagreement with the following opinions?

VARIABLE 33 EEC STIM.INDUS:DISAGR=5 DECK 1 COL 37

Q27 The Common Market stimulates modernization of (French) industry.

1. always in agreement

2. sometimes in agreement

3. no opinion

4. sometimes in disagreement

5. always in disagreement

0. undocumented code (Belgium, France, Italy, Germany) N.A.?

9. wild code (Belgium, Italy)

VARIABLE 34 EEC AID INDUS.EXPORT DECK 1 COL 38

Q27 It facilitates the sale abroad of our industrial products and thus helps

our national production.

1. always in agreement

2. sometimes in agreement

3. no opinion

4. sometimes in disagreement

5. always in disagreement

0. undocumented code (Belgium, France, Italy, Germany) N.A.?

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VARIABLE 35 EEC GD. CONSUMERS:DISAGR= DECK 1 COL 39

Q27 It permits better supply of consumer products

1. always in agreement

2. sometimes in agreement

3. no opinion

4. sometimes in disagreement

5. always in disagreement

0. undocumented code (Belgium, France, Italy, Germany) N.A.?

VARIABLE 36 EEC AIDS FORN COMPETITION DECK 1 COL 40

Q27 It opens the door to foreign products which compete with our products.

1. always in agreement

2. sometimes in agreement

3. no opinion

4. sometimes in disagreement

5. always in disagreement

0. undocumented code (Belgium, France, Italy, Germany) N.A.?

VARIABLE 37 EEC AIDS FARM EXPORTS DECK 1 COL 41

Q27 It facilitates the sale of our agricultural products in other countries

1. always in agreement

2. sometimes in agreement

3. no opinion

4. sometimes in disagreement

5. always in disagreement

0. undocumented code (France, Belgium, Italy, Germany) N.A.?

9. wild code (Belgium)

VARIABLE 38 - VARIABLE 40

Q40 Very probably, four other European countries will enter the Common Market

in 1973: Great Britain, Ireland, Denmark, and Norway. in your opinion, is this

extension of the Common Market which would when comprise ten European Countries

a good thing or a bad thing:

VARIABLE 38 NEW MEMBRS :BAD AGRIC=2 DECK 1 COL 42

For (French) agriculture?

1. a good thing

2. a bad thing

0. undocumented code (N.A.?) all countries

VARIABLE 39 NEW MEMBRS:BAD INDUS=2 DECK 1 COL 43

For (French) industry?

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1. a good thing

2. a bad thing

0. undocumented code (N.A.?) all countries

VARIABLE 40 NEW MEMBRS BAD PROV.=2 DECK 1 COL 44

For your region, considered by itself?

1. a good thing

2. a bad thing

0. undocumented code (N.A.?) all countries

VARIABLE 41 HEARD OF MANSHOLT PLAN=1 DECK 1 COL 45

Q29 Have you heard of the Mansholt plan?

1. yes

2. no

0. wild code (France, Italy)

9. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 42 MANSHOLT = BAD=2 DECK 1 COL 46

Q31 From what you know, do you think that the Mansholt plan is a good thing or

a bad thing?

1. a good thing

2. a bad thing

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Germany)

6. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 43 ACQ/PB VALUES:1ST DECK 1 COL 47

Q32a In the political domain one cannot obtain all that one wants. If you had

to choose among the following things which would appear to you the most

desirable?

1. maintain order in the country

2. improve the participation of citizens in governmental decisions

3. combat rising prices

4. guarantee freedom of expression, where everyone can say

freely what he thinks

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 44 ACQ/P-B VALUES;2ND DECK 1 COL 48

Q32b and the next most desirable?

1. maintain order in the country

2. facilitate the participation of citizens in decisions of the government

3. combat rising prices

4. guarantee freedom of expression, where everyone can say

freely what he thinks

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0. N.A.

VARIABLE 45 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN:1ST DECK 1 COL 49

Q33a And if you had to choose among the following things what would appear to

you the most desirable?

1. increase the security of employment

2. stop pollution

3. limit the number of foreigners working in (France)

4. give women the same rights as men

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Italy)

VARIABLE 46 JOB-POLLUTN-WOMEN:2ND DECK 1 COL 50

Q33b and the next most desirable

1. increase the security of employment

2. stop Pollution

3. limit the number of foreigners working in (France)

4. give women the same rights as men

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Italy)

VARIABLE 47 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR.1ST DECK 1 COL 51

Q34a If you had to choose among the following objectives, what would appear to

you to be the most desirable?

1. that (France) has a strong army

2. give economic aid to countries in the process of developing

3. that (France) play an important role in world affairs

4. move toward the formation of a United States of Europe

0. N.A.

5. undocumented code (Italy)

VARIABLE 48 ARMY-EC.AID-EUR:2ND DECK 1 COL 52

Q34b and the next most desirable?

1. that (France) has a strong army

2. give economic aid to countries in the process of developing

3. that (France) play an important role in world affairs

4. move toward the formation of a United States of Europe

0. N.A.

5. undocumented code (Italy)

VARIABLE 49 WAR CERTAIN=1 DECK 1 COL 53

Q35 Here is a sort of thermometer (show card). Would you show me where on this

thermometer you place the danger of a new world war in the next ten years

1. 100 war is certain

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2. 90

3. 80

4. 70

5. 60

6. 50

7. 40

8. 30

9. 20

9. 10

9. 0 no danger of war

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 50 EC.CRISIS CERTAIN=1 DECK 1 COL 54

Q36 Here is another thermometer (show card). Would you show where on this

thermometer you place the danger of a economic crisis in the next ten years?

1. 100 crisis is certain

2. 90

3. 80

4. 70

5. 60

6. 50

7. 40

8. 30

9. 20

9. 10

9. 0 no danger of crisis

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 51 AG.U.S.EUR.=4 DECK 1 COL 55

Q37 Are you for or against the evolution of the Common Market toward the

political formation of a United States of Europe?

1. definitely for

2. somewhat for

3 somewhat against

4. definitely against

0. N.A.

6. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 52 PERS. SACRIF. EUR:-NOT=4 DECK 1 COL 56

Q38 Would you be willing to make certain personal sacrifices for example, on

the financial level so that the political unification of Europe takes place?

1. definitely willing

2. somewhat willing

3. little willing

4. not at all willing

0. N.A.

9. wild code (Belgium)

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5. undocumented code (Netherlands)

9. undocumented code (Netherlands - no code 0.)

VARIABLE 53 INSUFFIC. INFO. EEC=2 DECK 1 COL 57

Q39 All together,do you consider that you are sufficiently or not sufficiently

informed about:

The problems concerning the Common Market?

1. sufficiently

2. not sufficiently

0. N.A.

4. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 54 INSUFFIC. INFO. BELG. AGRIC DECK 1 COL 58

The problems concerning (French) agriculture?

1. sufficiently

2. not sufficiently

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 55 INSUFFIC. INFO. REG. DEVEL DECK 1 COL 59

The problems concerning economic development of your region?

1. sufficiently

2. not sufficiently

0. N.A.

3. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 56 (BELG.) TV INSUFFIC. : EEC DECK 1 COL 60

Q40 Specifically, do you consider that (French) television does a lot, just

what's necessary, or not enough to inform the public about:

The problems conerning the Common Market?

1. a lot

2. just what's necessary

3. not enough

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 57 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC.:AGRI DECK 1 COL 61

The problems concerning (French) agriculture?

1. a lot

2. just what's necessary

3. not enough

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 58 (BELG.)TV INSUFFIC:REG DECK 1 COL 62

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The problems concerning the economic development of your region?

1. alot

2. just what's necessary

3. not enough

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 59 EUR.COUNTRIES TOO DIFF. DECK 1 COL 63

Q41 Some say that the people of Europe are not ready to form a great political

unity, with a European government and a European parliament. Personally, are

you in agreement or not in agreement with each of the following opinions?

The countries of Europe are too different in size and power to succeed at

forming a great political unity

1. agree

2. disagree

0. N.A.

3. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 60 U.S.EUR.ONLY IN 20 YRS DECK 1 COL 64

The United States of Europe will exist perhaps one day but that will take at

least 20 more years.

1. agree

2. disagree

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 61 EUR.PEOPLES GAIN CONSC. DECK 1 COL 65

The people of Europe are becoming more and more conscious of their common

interests in all areas.

1. agree

2. disagree

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 62 EUR. PUBLICS AHEAD GOV'TS DECK 1 COL 66

In the Common Market countries the people are more ready to advance toward

unification than are the governments.

1. agree

2 .disagree

0. N.A.

3. wild code (Italy)

4. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 63 PERSUAD. FRIENDS: NEVER=4 DECK 1 COL 67

Q42 Concerning your friends, your coworkers, your acquaintances have you ever

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succeeded in convincing them to adopt an opinion which you hold strongly?

1. often

2. from time to time

3. rarely

4. never

0. N.A.

5. wild code (France)

VARIABLE 64 LIKE NEW THINGS: NEVER= 4 DECK 1 COL 68

Q43 Certain persons are attracted to new things and new ideas. Others are

suspicious of that which is new. Which is in general your attitude toward that

which is new?

1. very attracted

2. somewhat attracted

3. depends

4. somewhat suspicious

5. very suspicious

0. N.A.

6. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 65 POLITICAL PARTY DECK 1 COL 69

Q44 If now were the time for legislative elections to choose deputies would you

tell me the letter corresponding to the candidate for which it would be most

likely that you would vote (This was the question probably used to obtain

political party)

FRANCE

1. Centrists of the majority tendency (J. Duhamel)

2. Communist party

3. Radical party

4 .U. D. R.

5. Socialist party

6. Independent Republicans

7. P.S.U.

8. Centrists of the opposition (J. Lecanuet)

9. others

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 65 POLITICAL PARTY DECK 1 COL 69

BELGIUM POLITICAL PARTY (&=1,7)

1. not yet voted

2. BSP/PBS socialist

3. CVP Christian People

4. PSC Christian Socialist

5. VU Volksunie

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6. FDF/RW Wallon nationalist

7. N.A.

8. Blanco

9. Don't remember, KP/PC 'Communist, other

0. PVV/PLP Liberal

ITALY PARTY:0=NA,1=PCI,9=MSI

1. Communists (PCI)

2. Proletarian Socialists (PSIUP)

3. Socialists (PSI)

4. Saragt Socialists (PSDI)

5. Republicans (PRI)

6. Christian Democrats (DC)

7. Liberals (PLI)

8. Monarchists (PDIUM)

9. MSI

0. N.A.

NETHERLANDS POLITICAL PARTY (VARIES) DECK 1 COL 70

1. Catholic People's party (KVP)

2. Socialist Party (PVDA)

3. Liberals (VVD)

4. Anti Revolutionary Party (AR - Fundamentalist Calvinist)

5. Christian Historical:(CHU - Liberal Calvinist)

6. Democrats, '66 and Radicals (d'66 of PPR New Left Coalition)

7. Democratic Socialists, '70 (DS'70)

8. Pacifist Socialist Party (PSP)

9. Others

0. Don't know

GERMANY POLITICAL PARTY (VARIES)

1. CDU/CSU

2. FDP

3. DKP

4. NPD

5. SPP

6. DU

7. others

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 66 RELIG.DENOM.1=CATHOLIC DECK 1 COL 70

Q45 Do you belong to a religion and if so which one?

1. yes, Catholic

2. yes, Protestant

3. yes, Jewish

4. yes, Moslem

5. yes, other

6. no

0. N.A.

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9. wild code (Italy)

VARIABLE 67 RELIG.ATTENDANCE:5=NEVER DECK 1 COL 71

Q46 How often do you attend religious services?

1. several times a week

2. nearly each week

3. one or two times a month

4. several times a year

5. never or nearly never

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Germany)

VARIABLE 68 RELIG.PROGRESSIVE=2 DECK 1 COL 72

Q47 In religious matters do you consider yourself conservative or progressive?

1. Conservative

2. Progressive

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (Belgium, Netherlands, Germany)

VARIABLE 69 MALE=1 DECK 1 COL 73

Sex of Respondent

1. male

2. female

VARIABLE 70 AGE: 65+=X=1 DECK 1 COL 74

Age of respondent

BELGIUM

1. 65+

2. 15-24

3. 25-29

4. 30-34

5. 35-39

6. 40-44

7. 45-49

8. 50-54

9. 55-59

0. 60-64

VARIABLE 71 OCCUPATION HD. OF FAM DECK 1 COL 75

Occupation of family head

FRANCE

1. farmer

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2. self employed in industry or trades

3. professional (high status)

4. supervisory

5. clerical, sales

6. blue collar workers

7. others

8. inactive, not in labor force

9. housewife

BELGIUM OCCUPA, HD. OF FAM: 8=INAC

1. farmer

2. self employed in industry or trades

3. professional (high status)

4. supervisory

5. clerical, sales

6. blue collar workers

7. others

8. inactive, not in labor force

9. housewife

ITALY OCCUPA, HD. OF FAM: -=2, +=3

1. entrepreneur

2. professional, housewife

3. manager, student, retired

4. upper employee

5. lower level employee

6. esercenti, artigiani

7. independent farmer

8. skilled labor

9. unskilled labor

0. farm labor

GERMANY OCCUPA, HD. OF FAM: 8=INAC

1. farmer

2. self employed in industry or trades

3. professional (high status)

4. middle level professionals

5. lower level professionals

6. blue collar workers

7. other groups

8. inactive, not in labor force

NETHERLANDS OCCUP,HD. OF FAM: 8=INAC

1. farmer, florist

2. head of firm or company

3. free profession & higher employees

4. medium level employees

5. lower employees

6. workers

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9. no profession or retired

VARIABLE 72 OCCUPA, RESPONDENT DECK 1 COL 76

Occupation of Respondent

FRANCE

1. farmer

2. self employed in industry or trades

3. professional (high status)

4. supervisory

5. clerical, sales

6. blue collar workers

7. others

8. inactive, not in labor force

9. housewife

BELGIUM

1. farmer

2. self employed in industry or trades

3. professional (high status)

4. supervisory

5. clerical, sales

6. blue collar workers

7. others

8. inactive, not in labor force

9. housewife

GERMANY

1. farmer

2. self employed in industry or trades

3. professional (high.status)

4. middle level professionals

5. lower level employees

6. blue collar workers

7. other groups

8. inactive, not in labor force

NETHERLANDS

1. farmer, florist

2. head of firm or company

3. free profession & higher employees

4. medium level employees

5. lower employees

6. workers

9. no profession or retired

ITALY OCCUPA, RESP: -=2, +=3

1. entrepreneur

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2. professional, housewife

3. manager, student, retired

4. upper employee

5. lower level employee

6. esercenti, artigiani

7. independent farmer

8. skilled labor

9. unskilled labor

0. farm labor

VARIABLE 73 UNION=1-3: SELF-EMPLOY=5 DECK 1 COL 77

Q48 Have you paid this year dues to a labor union (professional, white collar,

or blue collar) and if yes, which?

FRANCE

1. union, paid dues CGT

2. union, paid dues CFDT

3. union, paid dues FO

4. union, paid dues CGC

5. union, paid dues CFTC

6. union, paid dues independent union

7. union, paid dues other

8. salaried, paid no dues

9. inap., not salaried

0. N.A.

ITALY UNION=1-3:SELF-EMPLOY=6

1. union, paid dues CGIL

2. union, paid dues CISL

3. union, paid dues CISNAL

4. union, paid dues UIL

5. union, paid dues other (ACL, .…)

6. not salaried

7. wild code

9. salaried, paid no dues

0. N.A.

BELGIUM

1. union, paid dues Christian labor union

2. union, paid dues Socialist labor union

3. union, paid dues Liberal labor union

4. not salaried

5. salaried, paid no dues

9. wild code

0. N.A.

NETHERLANDS

1. union, paid dues NVV

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2. union, paid dues NKV

3. union, paid dues CNV

4. union, paid dues other

5. paid no dues

6. not salaried

0. N.A.

GERMANY

1. union, paid dues DGB

2. union, paid dues DAG

3. union paid dues other

4. paid no dues

5. not salaried

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 74 UNION SYMP:(3=4) DECK 1 COL 78

Q49 Are you not a union member but sympathetic to a worker's labor union

(professional, white collar, blue collar) and if yes which?

FRANCE

1. C.G.T. sympathizer

2. C.F.D.T. sympathizer

3. F.O. sympathizer

4. C.G.C. sympathizer

5. C.F.T.C. sympathizer

6. independent labor union sympathizer

7. others

8. not sympathizer of any union

9. inap., not salaried

0. N.A.

GERMANY

1. Sympathizer DGB

2. sympathizer DAG

3 . sympathizer other

4 . not sympathizer

9. undocumented code

0. N.A.

BELGIUM

1. sympathetic with Christian union

2. sympathetic with Socialist union

3. sympathetic with Liberal union

4. not sympathizer

9. inap, not salaried

0. N.A.

NETHERLANDS

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1. sympathizer with NVV

2. sympathizer with NKV

3 . sympathizer CNV

4. never sympathizer

9. N.A.

ITALY UNION SYMP:NO=0

1. sympathizer CGIL

2. sympathizer CISL

3. sympathizer CISNAL

4. sympathizer UIL

5. sympathizer other (ACL-...)

9. union member?

0. not sympathizer

VARIABLE 75 FA. OCCUPA (CHILD) DECK 1 COL 79

Q50 During your youth what was the occupation of your father or of the head of

your family?

BELGIUM, FRANCE

1. farmer

2. self employed in industry or trades

3. professional (high status)

4. supervisory

5. clerical, sales

6. blue collar workers

7. others

8. inactive, not in labor force

9. housewife

0. undocumented code (France)

NETHERLANDS

1. farmer, florist

2. head of firm or company

3. free profession & higher employees

4. medium level employees

5. lower employees

6. workers

9. no profession or retired

ITALY

1. self employed

2. paid monthly wage

3. paid daily or weekly wage

9. wild code

0. wild code

GERMANY

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9. N.A.

VARIABLE 76 FATHER UNIV.EDUC=5 DECK 1 COL 80

Q51 What was the level of education of your father?

FRANCE AND BELGIUM

1. primaire

2. primaire superieur

3. technique et commercial

4. secondaire

5. superieur

6. undocumented code (France)

0. N.A.

9. undocumented code (France)

NETHERLANDS AND GERMANY

1. Grundschule (elementary)

2. Mittelschule

3. Fach-und Handelsschule (special schools)

4. Hohere Schule (gymnasium)

5. Hochschule (university)

0. N.A.

ITALY

1. scuole elementari (alcune classi)

2. scuole elementari (fino alla 5a)

3. scuole techniche o commerciali

4. scuole medie, ginnasio

5. medie superiori, magistrali, licei

6. universita

9. mei andates a scuoia

0. non so

INTERVIEW NUMBER DECK 2 COL 1-4

Constant '2' DECK 2 COL 5

VARIABLE 77 RESP,UNIV.EDUC=5 DECK 2 COL 6

The last institution you attended as a student, was this a:

BELGIUM AND FRANCE

1. primaire

2. primaire superieur

3. secondaire

4. technique, commercial

5. superieur (universite, Gde Ecole)

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0. never a student

9. undocumented code (Belgium)

ITALY

1. scuole elementari (alcune classi)

2. scuole elementari (fino alla 5a)

3. scuole techniche o commerciali

4. scuole medie, ginnasio

5. medie superiori, magistrali, licei

6. universita

9. mei andate a scuoia

0. non so

GERMANY

1. Grundschule (elementary)

2. Mittelschule

3. Fach-und Handelsschule (special schools)

4. Hohere Schule (gymnasium)

5. Hochschule (university)

NETHERLANDS

1. lager onderwijs

2. witgebreid lager onderwijs

3. technisch of handel sonderwijs

4. middelbaar onderwijs

5. hoger onderwijs

0. N.A.

VARIABLE 78 FAM. INCOME: HI=5 (VARIES) DECK 2 COL 7

Q55 We wish to analyze the results of this study in terms of family income of

persons we question. Here is a list of incomes (show card). We wish to know at

which level you place yourself counting all the sources of income of your

household such as salaries, family subsidies, pensions, interest.

FRANCE

1. less than 250 frs

2. 250-499 frs

3. 500-799 frs

4. 800-1.249 frs

5. 1.250-1.749 frs

6. 1.750-2.499 frs

7. 2.500-3.999 frs

8. 4.000 frs and more

0. undocumented code

9. wild code

GERMANY

1. under 800 marks

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2. 800 to 1000 marks

3. 1001 to 1250 marks

4. 1251 to 1500 marks

5. 1500 and more

6. N.A.

BELGIUM

1. less than 800 F.

2. 800-1249 F

3. 1250-1749 F

4. 1750-2499 F

5. 2500 F and more

0. refused

9. wild code?

NETHERLANDS

1. less than Hfl 500 per month

2. Hfl 500-Hfl 799

3. Hfl 800-Hfl 1099

4. Hfl 1100-Hfl 1599

5. Hfl 1600 or more

0. Don't know, N.A.

ITALY

1. 70-120 thousand lire

2. 120-180 thousand lire

3. 180-250 thousand lire

4. 250-350 thousand lire

5. more than 350 thousand lire

9. wild code (?)

VARIABLE 79 SIZE OF TOWN: LG=6 DECK 2 COL 8

Size of Town

FRANCE, BELGIUM

1. rural commune

cities or urban communities ("agglomerations") of

2. less that 10,000

3. 10,000 to 20,000

4. 20,000 to 50,000

5. 50,000 to 100,000

6. more than 100,000

7. Paris (residential complex) (France only)

NETHERLANDS

1. suburbs of Amsterdam, Rotterdam, the Hague

2. 100,000 and more (excluding Amsterdam, Rotterdam, the Hague)

3. 50,000-100,000

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4. 20,000-50,000

5. 10,000-20,000

6. less than 10,000, no agricultural character

9. countryside community with agricultural character

0. Amsterdam, Rotterdam, the Hague

ITALY RESP: -=0,+=1

1. less than 5000 inhabitants

2. 5000 - 10.000

3. 10.000 - 30.000

4. 30.000 - 100.000

5. 100.000 - 250.000

6. more than 250.000

7. undocumented code

8. undocumented code

9. altro comune

0. capoluogu

GERMANY DECK 2 COL 8-9

first column:

1. less than 2000 inhabitants

2. 2000-5000

3. 5000-10,000

4. 10,000-20,000

5. 20,000-50,000

6. 50,000-100,000

7. 100,000-200,000

8. 200,000-500,000

9. over 500,000

second column:

1. central cities of 500,000 and more

2. central city of 100,000-499,999

3. central city of less than 100,000

4. urbanized area

5. countryside towns of 20,000 and more

6. countryside towns of 10,000-19,999

7. communities of 2,000-9,999

8. communities of less that 2000

VARIABLE 80 REGIONS (VARIES) DECK 2 COL 9

Region

FRANCE

1. Northwest Basee-Normandie

Britaigne

Loire

Poitou-Charantes

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Limousin

2. Southwest Aquitaine

Auvergne

Midi-Pyrenees

Languedoc

3. North Nord

Pas de Calais

4. Paris region

5. Bassin Parisien Haute-Normandie

Picardie

Champagne

Bourgogne

Centre

6. East Lorraine

Alsace

7. Southeast Franche-Comte

Rhone-Alpes

Provence-Cote d'Azur

Corse

GERMANY DECK 2 COL 10

1. Schleswig-Holstein

2. Hamburg

3. Niedersachsen

4. Bremen

5. Nordhein-Westfalen

6. Hessen

7. Rheinland-Pfalz

8. Baden-Wurttemberg

9. Bayern

0. Saarland, West Berlin

BELGIUM

1. Brabant Walloon (originally code X) or Bruxelles?

2. Hainaut

3. Limburg

4. Namur

5. Oost Vlaanderen

6. West Vlaanderen

7. Liege

8. Luxembourg

9. Vlaams-Brabant (ar. Leuven, Halle-Vilvorde, Randgemeenten)

0. Antwerpen

NETHERLANDS

1. east (Overijessel, Gelderland)

2. west (Noord-Holland, Zuid-Holland, Utrecht)

3. south (Noord-Brabant, Limburg, Zeeland)

0. north (Groningen, Friesland, Drenthe)

ITALY REGIONS: ISLANDS=0

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1. Piemonte, Liguria, Valle d'Aosta

2. Lombardia

3. Tre Venezie

4. Emilia - Romagna

5. Toscana, Umbria, Marche

6. Lazio

7. Campania

8. Abruzzi - Molise

9. Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria

0. Sicilia, Sardegna

VARIABLE 81 TEEN-AGE=1, OTHERS=9 DECK 2 COL 10

Germany DECK 2 COL 11

How many children less than 15 years actually live in this house?

1. has teenage children

9. others

VARIABLE 82 FRANCE: 1=FARM SUPPLEMENT DECK 2 COL 11

1. farm supplement

9. representative sample

*These data are card weighted

VARIABLE 82 WEIGHTED CASE=3 DECK 2 COL 11

NETHERLANDS

weight variable (?) codes are 0,1,3

VARIABLE 82 BELG. ONLY: REGIONAL I.D. DECK 2 COL 11

Q1bis If I were to ask you the name of the region where you live what would

you answer.

BELGIUM

2. Belgium

3. refers to a district or provincial capital

4. refers to specific geographic areas within the region

5. refers to a region on the basis of certain industrial or cultural

characteristics

6. refers to Flemish section of the country.

7. refers to the French section of the country.

8. others

9. N.A.

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VARIABLE 83 DEPARTMENT DECK 2 COL 12-13

FRANCE Department code

01 Ain

02 Aisne 47 Lot-et-Garonne 93 Seine-St. Denis

03 Allier 48 Lozere 94 Val de Marne

04 Alpes (Basses-) 49 Maine-et-Loire 95 Val d'Oise

05 Alpes (Hautes-) 50 Manche

06 Alpes-Maritimes 51 Marne

07 Ardeche 52 Marne (Haute-)

08 Ardennes 53 Mayenne

09 Ariege 54 Meurthe-et-Moselle

10 Aube 55 Meuse

11 Aude 56 Morbihan

12 Aveyron 57 Moselle

13 Bouches-du-Rhone 58 Nievre

14 Calvados 59 Nord

15 Cantal 60 Oise

16 Charente 61 Orne

17 Charente-Inferieure 62 Pas-de-Calais

18 Cher 63 Puy-de-Dome

19 Correze 64 Pyrenees (Basses-)

20 Corse 65 Pyrenees (Hautes-)

21 Cote-D'Or 66 Pyrenees-Orientales

22 Cotes-Du-Nord 67 Rhin (Bas-)

23 Creuse 68 Rhin (Haute-)

24 Dordogne 69 Rhone

25 Doubs 70 Saone (Haute-)

26 Drome 71 Saone-et-Loire

27 Eure 72 Sarthe

28 Eure et Loir 73 Savoie

29 Finistere 74 Savoie (Haute-)

30 Gard 75 Seine

31 Garonne (Haute-) 76 Seine-Maritime

32 Gers 77 Seine-et-Marne

33 Gironde 78 Yvelines

34 Herault 79 Sevres (Deux-)

35 Ille-et-Vilaine 80 Somme

36 Indre 81 Tarn

37 Indre-et-Loire 82 Tarn-et-Garonne

38 Isere 83 Var

39 Jura 84 Vaucluse

40 Landes 85 Vendee

41 Loir-et-Cher 86 Vienne

42 Loire 87 Vienne (Haute-)

43 Loire (Haute) 88 Vosges

44 Loire-Inferieure 89 Yonne

45 Loiret 90 Territoire de Belfort

46 Lot 91 Essonne

92 Hauts de Seine

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VARIABLE 84 OCCUPA,HD.OF FAM(2 COL) DECK 2 COL 14-15

French two column code for occupation of head

VARIABLE 85 OCCUPA,RESPONDENT(2 COL) DECK 2 COL 16-17

Occupation of respondent two column code (France)