Slovenian pulse 3/2012

A series of questions on democracy in Slovenia examines, among other things, how the people of Slovenia view democracy. Do people even consider Slovenia a democratic society?
Does democracy really work? How much trust does the President of the Republic, the Parliament, the Government, political parties, the judiciary and the military have? How many people does democracy mean? What do you think about the alternatives?
democracy, such as the rule of a strong leader or the rule of experts? Is democracy really the best form of government for all countries in the world?
Among the current questions, it is determined whether respondents support the reduction of the number of employees in the public sector, the sale of the state share of NLB, and which Slovenian MEPs stand out the most for their work.
It also looked at respondents’ perceptions of buying domestic agricultural produce and the EU’s concerns about sport. Research has also shown to what extent current events affect customer relationships and support
the current government.