Yugoslav Public Opinion 1993

Behavior at the polls, questions on the political system, the
nationality conflict as well as on media.
Topics: Region; nationality; religiousness; direction of development
of society; interest in politics; financial situation of personal
household in comparison to others; financial situation of personal
household in comparison to others; financial situation a year ago and in
a year; trust in institutions; stand on leading politicians at home and
abroad; politician with the greatest trust; stand on the countries
Albania, Austria, Bulgaria, France, Greece, Croatia, Italy, China,
Hungary, Macedonia, Germany, Romania, Russia, USA, Slovenia, Turkey,
Great Britain and to ethnic groups in the current and former Yugoslavia;
preferred ethnic composition of Yugoslavia; national pride; Yugoslavia
as federation of Serbia and Montenegro; Vance-Owen-Plan; arranging
territory claims; necessity of international intervention in the
conflict about Bosnia and Herzegovina; deliveries of aid for Bosnia
("Operation Parachute"); support of the struggle of the Serbs outside
Yugoslavia; preferred solution of the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina
and extent of efforts of the EU, UN, USA and Russia; expected support of
the Serbs on the entire territory of the earlier Yugoslavia by the
government; fulfillment and length of the UN conditions; voluntariness
of migration/emigration; objectivity of foreign media reporting;
recognition of the borders; danger of war and potential attackers;
danger of a civil war; major sources of information; daily newspaper and
magazine most frequently read and most reliable; radio station most
frequently listened to; receiving foreign radio broadcasts; trust in
television stations; television station most frequently watched;
election participation and decision at the last election and in the next
election; reasons for voting decision; parties rejected on principle;
assessment of the elections as honest; most reliable sources of
information regarding the elections; influence of media on voting
decision; support of President Milosevic; decision between the policies
of Cosic, Milosevic, Bulatovic and Seselj; ideas about territory claims,
self-control, anarchy and a strong leader; the rights of the Albanians
from Kosovo and Metohija in Yugoslavia; characteristics of Russians,
Americans, Rumanians, Germans, Serbs and Montenegrinos; ties with the
place of residence, occupation, nationality, religion and country.