European Communities Study 1971

Attitude to political unification of Europe.

Topics: Feeling of belonging to a geographical region; regional
origins and local residency; changes in region; mobility readiness;
influence of the European Community on the development of the region in
general and on special economic areas; attitude to jurisdictions about
distributions between the country and European authorities; judgement
on the economic difficulties of agriculture; attitude to the farmers
demonstrations and use of force at such demonstrations; prospects for
the future of agriculture; occupational prospects of farmers; the
significance of the Common Market for agriculture as well as for
industry; assumed influences of the Common Market on modernization,
sales and the competition situation for agricultural products; assumed
influences of further countries joining the European Community on
agriculture, industry and one´s own country in general; familiarity and
judgement on the Mansholt Plan; postmaterialism (scale); most important
political goals; danger of an economic crisis and danger of war
(scale); attitude to political unification of Europe; personal
willingness to make sacrifices for a unification; self-assessment of
extent to which informed about European economic problems, problems of
national agriculture and of regional economic development; judgement on
media reporting about these problems; assessment of the chances of a
political unification of Europe; personal opinion leadership;
receptiveness regarding new things; party preference (Sunday question);
religiousness; self-classification as conservative or progressive;
union member.

Demography: age (classified); sex; number of children in household;
religious denomination; school education; vocational training;
occupation; household income; head of household; political discussion;
social origins; state; regional origins; membership.