Slovenian public opinion 2012/1

The SJM121 study consists of three strands: from the Survey on National and International Security, the International Survey on Family and Gender Change (ISSP 2012) and the Comparative Survey of Electoral Systems (CSES 2012).
The ‘Research on national and international security’ strand covers the following topics: security threats, security culture, security systems of Slovenia, international military operations and missions, security integration in Europe, international terrorism
and military profession. The International Survey on the Family and Gender Role Change (ISSP 2012) looks at the perspectives of the family.
views on the role of women in the family and in employment, care for children, division of domestic work, views on gender roles, sexuality and partnership relationships, marriage, divorce,
Homosexuality, abortion. The questions also include views on ecology and ecological habits. The fourth module of the Comparative Survey of Electoral Systems (CSES 2012) was carried out
CSES, which highlights the theme of positions in support of the regulation of social inequality by the state and how this is intertwined with the formation of political support.
The latter can also be compared with a subjective assessment of the state and perspective of the economy. The fourth module also contains specific questions that measure
Mobilising voters through a variety of new media compared to traditional ways. Comparative research: SJM032, SJM052, SJM092.