2767|SONDEO ON YOUTH IN SPAIN 2008 (SECOND OLEADA)
Description
- Nationality of the interviewee.
Opinion on whether everyone should be free to live and work in any country, even if it is not their own.
- Attitude towards immigration for developed countries and for Spain.
- Opinion on the influence of immigration for Spain. Main drawbacks of immigration.
- Opinion on limiting the entry of migrant workers.
- More appropriate policy regarding the entry of immigrants whose situation is not regularized.
- Perception of the volume of foreign immigrants in Spain and in its town or city.
- Nationalities or collectives to which the term associates when speaking of foreign immigrants living in Spain.
- Estimation of the number of foreigners residing in Spain.
Acceptance of various types of relationship with immigrants: cohabitation in the same neighborhood, in the same house, renting an apartment, at work, marriage / friendship with a child, ...
- Confidence and distrust in immigrants. About which groups or minorities. Degree of trust in immigrants in general.
- The interviewee's personal relationship with immigrants in Spain. Frequency and type of relationship: friendship, victory, business, family. Nationality of friends. Which is why he has no personal relationship.
- Opinion on the treatment given by Spaniards to foreign immigrants. The treatment given by young Spaniards. Tolerance in both cases.
- Positioning before the rights that stable and legal immigrants should have: family reunification, receipt of unemployment benefit, right to vote in municipal elections, and obtaining Spanish nationality.
- Agreement with different sentences on foreign workers in Spain who come from less developed countries: immigrants perform jobs that Spaniards don't want, accept lower wages, take jobs away from Spaniards,...
- Valuation of a multi-ethnic, multicultural and multi-religious society.
- Contribution of immigrants to the enrichment of Spanish culture.
- Permissiveness with cultural and religious aspects of immigrants.
Opinion on whether Spaniards are racists.
- Approval of action by groups promoting action against immigrants and ethnic minorities.
- Opinion on the degree of acceptance that a political group with a racist or xenophobic ideology would have in Spain. Willingness to vote if it exists in Spain.
- Political ideology scale of the interviewee.
- Place of birth of father and mother (country).
- Civil status of the interviewee.
- Coexistence situation.
- Origin of the interviewee's income.
- Type of school (private or public) in which primary education was completed.
Resources
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| 2767/0-0|SONDEO ON YOUTH IN SPAIN 2008 (SECOND OLEADA)|1436/National/Spanish population/both sexes/15 to 29 years/personal interview |
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