Slovenian pulse 4/2011

Description

A set of questions on prosperity in Slovenia examines how the population of Slovenia is experiencing today's economic situation: how they see their material standard, how they live on their own and how they live in Slovenia in general, we have progressed or regressed and what the future should bring. It also shows the extent to which there are social inequalities between people today and the fear of losing their jobs. At the same time, of course, we cannot ignore the small part where we are checking the extent to which people would participate in the referendum on 10 April and what kind of outcome we can expect. It was also examined what fate would await pension legislation in the referendum. Among the current events, we are also checking whether, in the opinion of the people, the Thaler affair only put him in a bad light personally, the party he represented, or the whole of Slovenia. Significant shifts in party preferences are also observed, which give Slovenia's (dis)confidence towards existing parties and the government a new dimension. In the light of this, the attitude towards possible alternatives, which have been repeatedly suggested in recent times, is also being examined. These include a more active role for Milan Kučan and Forum 21, as well as the replacement of the current Prime Minister by Commissioner Janez Potočnik.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
21 https://www.adp.fdv.uni-lj.si/opisi/sutr1104
74 http://www.adp.fdv.uni-lj.si/podatki/sutr/sutr1104_p1_sl_v1_r5.txt
0 http://www.fuds.si/si/novice-fuds/
0 http://www.fuds.si/media/ppt/SU_april_2011.ppt
21 https://www.adp.fdv.uni-lj.si/uporabi/kako

Tags

  • socialno-ekonomski-položaj
  • življenjski-standard
  • strankarske-preference
  • življenjske-razmere
  • javno-mnenje
  • družbeni-razred
  • podpora-vladi
  • materialna-blaginja
  • blaginja
  • družbena-neenakost

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