attitudes to Current Questions of Domestic Policy 1984-1995 (Cumulated Data Set)

Attitude to questions of domestic policy. Topics: survey year; survey
area; national pride; satisfaction with democracy; party preference
(Sunday question and rank order procedure); behavior at the polls in
the last Federal Parliament election; sympathy scale for selected
parties, the government and the opposition; trust in the institutions:
Federal Parliament, church, police, Federal Constitutional Court,
Federal Government, Federal German Armed Forces, press, television,
trade unions, state government, Bundesrat {Federal Upper House} and
parties; political participation (scale); issue relevance and issue
ability of the parties; development of selected issues since the last
Federal Parliament election; concept about an ideal society, measured
on the criteria economic growth, role of the police, achievement-based
standard of living, form of economy, income distribution, environmental
protection, citizen participation, welfare state and technical
progress; rank order of political goals; satisfaction with the economic
situation; satisfaction with social security, education chances, the
prospects of advancement, equal rights, the legal system, protection
against crime, work chances, security of peace, integration into the
western alliance, the relation with Eastern Europe and the realization
of democracy. Demography: sex; age in classes; school degree; extent of
employment; occupational group; occupation status; union membership;
religious denomination; religiousness; self-assessment on a left-right
continuum; party inclination and party identification.