British social attitudes : the 9th report
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British social attitudes : the 9th report
Dartmouth , Social and Community Planning Research, c1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Britain is, on the whole, a well-documented nation. We know or are able to find out a great deal about our characteristics as a society - who we are and what we do. But we know muc less about our character - what we think about our world and ourselves. Very little systematic material is publicly available on the nation's values, whether or how they have been changing, and the extent to which different sections of the population vary in their attitudes and beliefs. "British Social Attitudes" compiles, describes and comments upon a wide range of current social attitudes. The information is obtained from around 3000 interviews carried out by SCPR among a nationwide sample sample in an annual series of surveys. The series seeks to chart changes in British social values during the 1980s and 1990s in relation to other changes in society, and is core-funded by the Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts. A full report is published each year. The 9th Report summarizes and interprets data from the most recent survey in the series as well as making comparisons with finds from previous surveys.
The dataset is publicly available through the ESRC Data Archive so that others can explore the results further within their spheres of interest.
Table of Contents
- What do we mean by green?, Sharon Witherspoon and Jean Martin
- the influence of the recession, Frances Carncross
- religion in Britain, Ireland and the USA, Andrew Greeley
- the North-South divide, John Curtice
- men and women at work and at home, Kathleen Kiernan
- changes in values, Anthony Heath and Dorren McMahon
- what price profits?, Michael Johnston
- community relations in Northern Ireland, Tony Gallagher
- race, class and opportunity, Ken Young
- interim report - charitable giving, Steven Barnett and Susan Saxon-Harold
- the national health, Nick Bosanquet.
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