Eurobarometer 65.4: EU Public Opinion on Discrimination, Crime, and Science, 2006
by Antonis Papacostas / European Commission
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Description
June-July 2006 survey data from the European Commission's Eurobarometer program, querying respondents across the EU on six major topics. The survey covers attitudes towards discrimination, organized crime, science and research, justice policies, intelligent vehicle systems, and humanitarian aid. It includes demographic background information such as age, gender, political orientation, occupation, and household composition.
Use Cases
Modeling public attitudes towards discrimination based on demographic factors mentioned in the description
Analyzing correlations between political self-placement and opinions on EU justice and security policies
Studying awareness and trust in scientific research information sources across different population segments
Strengths
Covers six distinct, policy-relevant topics in a single survey wave from 2006
Includes detailed demographic and background variables such as origin of birth, political self-placement, and religious affiliation
Limitations
Column-level documentation is absent; field semantics must be inferred after download
Row count is unknown, which may limit suitability assessment
Last update date is unknown; freshness unverified
Provenance
Source
European Commission
Collection Method
Survey conducted by the European Commission as part of the Eurobarometer program.
Time Range
June-July 2006
Geography
European Union
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