Survey of Councillors in Belfast, 1966

<P>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</P>The five surveys in this group comprise a comparative study in local government of the cities of Glasgow and Belfast.<br>
The purpose of the study was to devise and test a comprehensive framework which draws together the results of previous findings and theory, within which the effects of political stratification can be investigated. Also to investigate correlates of political stability by comparing Belfast (unstable) with Glasgow (stable).<br>
With the obvious modifications (e.g. geographical, political party title, public office title, local issue reference etc.), the survey design used for the Belfast surveys is the same as that used for the Glasgow surveys. Details of variations in approach and scrutiny may be found in Appendix 1 of I Budge and C O'Leary, &lt;i&gt;Belfast: an approach to crisis&lt;/i&gt;.<br><B>Main Topics</B>:<BR><br>Variables<br>
The reader is referred to SN:66038 for discussion of the modifications to the Glasgow surveys. This survey parallels SN:66036 (survey of Councillors in Glasgow).