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Page 1: SEE Public Agenda Survey January-February 2002 Organized by International IDEA and SEEDS Network Main findings of the MACEDONIA quantitative survey 14

SEE Public Agenda SurveyJanuary-February 2002

Organized by International IDEA and SEEDS Network

Main findings of the MACEDONIA quantitative survey

14 March 2002

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GENERAL ISSUES

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3 SMMRI

Right direction of the countryRight direction of the country

1820.4

15.6 16.3

19.9

16.618.8

15.6

21.9

16.218.7 19.7

18.3 17.9 18.1 18.9

15.1 16.4 15.5

20.4

16.3

30

10.8

27.8

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

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4 SMMRI

The three most important issues The three most important issues for the populationfor the population

8.5

10.7

10.7

11.2

22

23.2

31.7

40.1

41.2

69.6

Legal system

My country's acceptance into EUand/or NATO

Jobs for our children

Drug and alcohol abuse

Stability of the state

Crime

Ethnic conflicts

Corruption

Poverty

Unemployment

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Unemployment Unemployment

69.663.9

75.470 71.1 70.1

65.769.9 69.1 68.4

59.4

71.876.6 73.6

68.3 68 69.2 66.1 67.972.4 72.6

61.257.3

90.3

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

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PovertyPoverty

41.236.3

46.1

36.742.2

37.7

50.7

41.4 40.8 43.2

29.4

39.8

48 46.443.8

37.6

30.335.9 37.2

46.442.4

26.6

51.7

64.9

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

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7 SMMRI

CorruptionCorruption

40.1

45.7

34.438.3

42.1 42.7

3640.6 39.2

41.6 41.344.4

34.7

26.6

40

46.4

54.851.4

37.6 36.741.7

38.5

31 31.7

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

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8 SMMRI

Personal FearsPersonal Fears(What do you fear the most in the present?)(What do you fear the most in the present?)

6.9

7.6

13.2

45.1

Unstabile stateand society

Unemployment

Poverty,hunger

War

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9 SMMRI

War War

45.1

35.2

55.1

41.546.4

43.5

50.3

4446.9

43.546.6

54.5

39.5

54.7

40

48.2

31.1 30.4

48.1 49.744.9 46.8 47.2

19.4

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

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10 SMMRI

Poverty, hungerPoverty, hunger

13.214.7

11.8

9.4

15.1

17.3

10.5

13.612.6

8.6

11.2 11.1

21.1

15.5 14.9

11.1

8.19.5 10.1

17.1

14.6

7.4

10.8

16.9

0

5

10

15

20

25

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11 SMMRI

UnemploymentUnemployment

7.6 7.97.3

8.37.7

6.2

8.2

6.1

10.1

6.4

10.1

6.3

8.1 7.7 87.4

6.4

11

7.26.3 6.7

12.3

8

00

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

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12 SMMRI

Unstabile state and societyUnstabile state and society

6.97.6

6.27

7.9

5

7.5 7.8

5.4

8.1

5.1

6.8 7

3.2

6.2

9.610.7 10.4

8.4

4.3

7.4

3.2

7.9

16.8

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

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13 SMMRI

Opinion on pace of transition to market Opinion on pace of transition to market economyeconomy

Too fast23%

Too slow56%

It is right17%

Don’t know/NA

4%

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Opinion on pace of transition to market economyOpinion on pace of transition to market economy- - Too fastToo fast

22.9 21.724

17.9

25.9 26.8

20.2

26

17.719.7

22.120.4

28.6

16

25.5 24.9 24.7

30.1

22.519.8

26.2

8.8

18.9

23.3

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

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Opinion on pace of transition to market economyOpinion on pace of transition to market economy- - Too slowToo slow

55.9 57.754.1 56.3 57.4 57.5

50.7 52.4

61.6

52.2

60.8 60.5

53.558.4

51.3

57.561

53.5 54.757.9

53.5

64.659.9

64.3

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

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Opinion on pace of transition to market economyOpinion on pace of transition to market economy- - It is rightIt is right

17 16.417.6

21.1

13.6 14.1

20.4

17.2 16.6

23

12.5

15.414.5

20 19.7

14.4

8.210.3

19.418.3

16.4

21.2

15.3

12.5

0

5

10

15

20

25

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ECONOMIC ISSUES

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Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: worse and better than one year agoworse and better than one year ago

Somewhat better

8%

Much worse25%

Somewhat worse29%

Much better2%

The same36%

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19 SMMRI

Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: worse and better than one year agoworse and better than one year ago

9.2

10.6

7.8

14.9

7.2

4.2

10.4

8

11.2

11.4

9.3

4.9

9.758.3

49.9

61.1

49.2

54.5

54.2

53.4

66.6

55.9

43

53.3

55.3

54.3Total

Male

Female

Age 18-29 years

Age 30-44 years

Age 45-59 years

Age 60 years +

Urban

Rural

Region: Skopje

Region: North-West Macedonia

Region: South Macedonia

Region: East Macedonia

Worse Better

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20 SMMRI

Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: worse and better than one year agoworse and better than one year ago

10.3

8.8

7.9

11.8

7.8

8.8

10.2

8.6

12.9

8.8

7.227.6

57.9

48.6

55.4

53.9

56.1

52.5

49.3

55.4

52.9

57.1General school

Vocational school

High school

University degree

Category AB (high)

Category C(medium)

Category DE (low)

Macedonian

Albanian

Other

Don’t know/NA

Worse Better

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Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: satisfaction with the current levelsatisfaction with the current level

Somewhat satisfied

20%

Very dissatisfied

37%

Somwhat dissatisfied

22%

Very satisfied1%

Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied

20%

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22 SMMRI

Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: satisfaction with the current levelsatisfaction with the current level

20.7

20.9

20.5

27.1

19.5

12.5

23.7

21.3

19.9

26.9

12.5

23.5

17.864.2

61.1

53.9

56.6

59.9

58.6

63.8

70.2

58.2

48.1

57.6

60.6

59.2Total

Male

Female

Age 18-29 years

Age 30-44 years

Age 45-59 years

Age 60 years +

Urban

Rural

Region: Skopje

Region: North-West Macedonia

Region: South Macedonia

Region: East Macedonia

Dissatisfied Satisfied

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23 SMMRI

Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: satisfaction with the current levelsatisfaction with the current level

19.8

19.9

19

30

21

22

19.8

20.3

23.1

19.7

2535.2

65.6

46.3

61.3

61.1

58.5

55.8

46.2

56.9

59.5

66.9General school

Vocational school

High school

University degree

Category AB (high)

Category C (medium)

Category DE (low)

Macedonian

Albanian

Other

Don’t know/NA

Dissatisfied Satisfied

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Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: one year to comeone year to come

Somewhat better26%

Don’t know/NA1%

Much worse7%

Somewhat worse20%

Much better2%

The same44%

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25 SMMRI

Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: one year to comeone year to come

28.5

29.3

27.6

38.9

29.8

21.6

18.8

26.4

31.9

32.4

27.9

19.8

30.337.9

23.6

21.9

22.7

28.5

26.2

33.1

41.1

23.6

15.8

26.9

27.3

27Total

Male

Female

Age 18-29 years

Age 30-44 years

Age 45-59 years

Age 60 years +

Urban

Rural

Region: Skopje

Region: North-West Macedonia

Region: South Macedonia

Region: East Macedonia

Worse Better

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26 SMMRI

Personal economic situation: Personal economic situation: one year to comeone year to come

28.5

27

28.5

32.9

21.7

31

29.7

26.6

37

24.4

63.48.2

31.1

15.1

29.4

28.7

27.3

23.2

20.4

25

27

32.5General school

Vocational school

High school

University degree

Category AB (high)

Category C(medium)

Category DE (low)

Macedonian

Albanian

Other

Don’t know/NA

Worse Better

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Personal economic situation : 5 year Personal economic situation : 5 year expectationsexpectations

Will stay the same24%

Will get somewhat

worse15%

Don’t know/NA

6%

Will get much better

4%

Will get much worse

4%

Will get somewhat

better47%

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28 SMMRI

Personal economic situation : 5 year Personal economic situation : 5 year expectationsexpectations

52

55.3

48.7

59.7

54.3

45.2

44.6

48.8

57.3

51.4

53.7

52.4

51.320.4

19.4

15.7

18.2

12.7

22.1

16.8

29.4

18.6

10.9

17.8

19.5

18.6Total

Male

Female

Age 18-29 years

Age 30-44 years

Age 45-59 years

Age 60 years +

Urban

Rural

Region: Skopje

Region: North-West Macedonia

Region: South Macedonia

Region: East Macedonia

Worse Better

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29 SMMRI

Personal economic situation : 5 year Personal economic situation : 5 year expectationsexpectations

49.2

50.3

54.8

56.8

50.2

54.1

51.4

49.4

66.8

49.5

48.820.7

17

7.1

21.1

20.4

14.9

20.3

18.6

16.7

23.1

14.6General school

Vocational school

High school

University degree

Category AB (high)

Category C(medium)

Category DE (low)

Macedonian

Albanian

Other

Don’t know/NA

Worse Better

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POLITICAL ISSUES

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31 SMMRI

Trust in public personalitiesTrust in public personalities

9.2

10

12.5

12.7

13.8

14.8

16.2

23.9

23

21.3

0 20 40 60 80 100

Stavre Dzikov

Stojan Andov

Ljubco Georgievski

Imer Imeri

Arben Dzaferi

Boris Trajkovski

Vlado Popovski

Branko Crvenkovski

Ljube Boskovski

Nikola Gruevski

(trust very much + trust a fair amount)

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32 SMMRI

Public personalities awarenessPublic personalities awareness

95.5

95.7

98

98.5

99.2

99.2

99.2

99.5

99.5

99.4

92 94 96 98 100

Stavre Dzikov

Vlado Popovski

Nikola Gruevski

Imer Imeri

Ljube Boskovski

Branko Crvenkovski

Arben Dzaferi

Boris Trajkovski

Ljubco Georgievski

Stojan Andov

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33 SMMRI

Trust in local institutions Trust in local institutions

11.7

12.5

13.9

16.9

19.6

23.5

26.2

40

49.5

55

38.9

34.9

29.1

0 20 40 60 80 100

Government

Parliament

Trade Unions

Local authorities

Courts

President

Mass media

Private entreprises

NGO

Police

Universities

Church

Army

(trust very much + trust a fair amount)

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34 SMMRI

What party would you vote for if the parliamentary What party would you vote for if the parliamentary elections were held next Sunday?elections were held next Sunday?

2.6

3.5

5.5

10.4

18.4

19.9

39.7

0 20 40 60 80 100

DA

Liberalna partie

PDP

DPA

Other

VMRO-DPNE

SDSM

Base: total sample excepting those who would not vote or don’t know

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35 SMMRI

What do you think would be the best way for our What do you think would be the best way for our country to protect its interests?country to protect its interests?

1.4

2.1

10.6

12.9

34.7

38.4

0 20 40 60 80 100

Don’t know/NA

To join NATO

To join EU

To have astrong army able toprotect the country

To join EU and NATO

To have a strong economy

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36 SMMRI

Opinion on statements:Opinion on statements:

““At least two strong political parties competing in At least two strong political parties competing in the elections” the elections”

Extremely important

42.0%

DK/NA1.6%

Important29.7%

Not very important

8.9%

Neither important nor unimportant

10.2%

Not important at all7.6%

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37 SMMRI

Opinion on statements:Opinion on statements:

““A government that guarantees economic equality of A government that guarantees economic equality of its citizens ” its citizens ”

Extremely important

69.0%

Important25.5%

DK/NA1.0%

Not very important

1.4%Neither

important nor unimportant

2.2%

Not important at all

0.9%

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38 SMMRI

Opinion on statements:Opinion on statements:

““A justice system treating everybody equally ” A justice system treating everybody equally ”

DK/NA0.6%

Important18.6%

Neither important nor unimportant

0.9%

Not very important

0.5%

Not important at all0.3%

Extremely important

79.1%

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39 SMMRI

Opinion on statements:Opinion on statements:

““The freedom to criticise the government ” The freedom to criticise the government ”

Extremely important

58.5%

DK/NA0.8%

Important25.9%

Not very important

3.0%Neither important nor unimportant

10.0%

Not important at all1.8%

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40 SMMRI

Opinion on statements:Opinion on statements:

““A government that guarantees meeting the basic A government that guarantees meeting the basic economic needs of all the citizens ” economic needs of all the citizens ”

DK/NA0.5%

Neither important nor unimportant

1.2%

Not very important

0.4%

Not important at all

0.1%

Important17.2%

Extremely important

80.6%

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41 SMMRI

Opinion on statements:Opinion on statements:

““Equal representation of women and men in elected Equal representation of women and men in elected positions ” positions ”

Extremely important

45.7%

Important29.5%

DK/NA0.4%

Not very important

7.7%

Neither important nor unimportant

13.9%

Not important at all2.9%

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42 SMMRI

Opinion on statements:Opinion on statements:

““Economic prosperity in the country ” Economic prosperity in the country ”

DK/NA0.6%

Important14.9%

Neither important nor unimportant

0.6%

Not very important

0.3%

Extremely important

83.6%

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INTERNATIONAL ISSUES

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44 SMMRI

Trust in international personalitiesTrust in international personalities

7.1

11

17

18.6

18.7

19.4

21.2

25.8

35.4

24.9

22.6

22

0 20 40 60 80 100

Thorvald Stoltenberg

Marti Ahtisaari

Romano Prodi

Tony Blair

Javier Solana

Carla del Ponte

George Robertson

Gerhard Schroeder

Jaques Chirac

George W. Bush

Kofi Annan

Vladimir Putin

(trust very much + trust a fair amount)

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45 SMMRI

International personalities awarenessInternational personalities awareness

59.4

63.2

87.6

91.1

96.7

97.9

98

99.2

99.7

99.2

99.1

98.2

0 20 40 60 80 100

Thorvald Stoltenberg

Marti Ahtisaari

Romano Prodi

Gerhard Schroeder

Jaques Chirac

Tony Blair

Carla del Ponte

Kofi Annan

Vladimir Putin

George Robertson

George W. Bush

Javier Solana

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46 SMMRI

Trust in international institutionsTrust in international institutions

21.5

21.9

23.8

24.2

25.5

25.6

32

35.3

34.1

0 20 40 60 80 100

SPSEE

ICTY

WTO

OSCE

NATO

IMF

WB

UN

EU

(trust very much + trust a fair amount)

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47 SMMRI

International institutionsInternational institutions awarenessawareness

93.8

94.1

96.4

96.6

97.8

97.9

98.5

98.7

98.6

90 92 94 96 98 100

SPSEE

WTO

WB

IMF

ICTY

OSCE

UN

EU

NATO

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48 SMMRI

How much have you read or heard about How much have you read or heard about the Stability Pact in SouthEastern Europe ?the Stability Pact in SouthEastern Europe ?

3

20.3

46.4

26.8

3.6

A lot Pretty much Not very much Nothing Don’t know/NA

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49 SMMRI

How likely it is for the international community to How likely it is for the international community to provide the support, it has promised to your country provide the support, it has promised to your country

within the Stability Pact?within the Stability Pact?50.4

54.3

46.5

52.3

51.3

49.5

47.2

46.1

57.5

44.1

59.7

56.8

46.850.4

37.9

37

48.4

39.5

47.9

46.9

47.7

44.5

41

47.4

42

44.7Total

Male

Female

Age 18-29 years

Age 30-44 years

Age 45-59 years

Age 60 years +

Urban

Rural

Region: Skopje

Region: North-West Macedonia

Region: South Macedonia

Region: East Macedonia

Unlikely Likely

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50 SMMRI

How likely it is for the international community to How likely it is for the international community to provide the support, it has promised to your country provide the support, it has promised to your country

within the Stability Pact?within the Stability Pact?56.1

42.8

53

55.3

51.1

50.8

49.8

45.3

82.7

40

43.856.2

51.4

14.3

49.9

44

44.2

47

42.4

43.4

52

36.9General school

Vocational school

High school

University degree

Category AB (high)

Category C(medium)

Category DE (low)

Macedonian

Albanian

Other

Don’t know/NA

Unlikely Likely

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Would it be good for our country to cooperate more Would it be good for our country to cooperate more with the following countries or territories?with the following countries or territories?

(very good + good)

20.3

17.8

19.9

17.3

17.9

24.8

42.1

47.3

30.1

26.6

31.2

42.9

33.6

43.3

48.1

42.6

42.4

50.4

42.4

30.4

39.5

60.4

63.1

63.6

58.5

43.7

48.6

62.3

43.7

41.3

61

64.8

60.8

49.3

60.2

51.8

47.2

52.8

53.5

45.6

55

44.8

26

39.6

80.3

97.4

57.3

50.7

80.4

81.5

83.3

85.8

88.2

88.3

88.5

88.6

91.1

91.4

92

92.2

93.8

95.1

95.3

95.4

95.9

96

Kosovo (not in Kosovo)

Albania (not in Albania)

Bulgaria (not in Bulgaria)

Moldova

Bosnia Federation (not in Bosnia Federation)

Republica Srpska (not in RS)

United States

Greece

Romania (not in Romania)

Russia

Serbia (not in Serbia)

Hungary

Montenegro (not in Montenegro)

Croatia (not in Croatia)

Great Britain

Norway

France

Slovenia

Italy

Turkey

Germany

Sweden

Very good

Good

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To what extent the following countries represent a To what extent the following countries represent a threat to your country? threat to your country?

(very great extent + great extent )

2.7

3.7

1.9

5.8

5.2

11.2

12

12.2

24.9

18.1

2

1.7

3.7

2.3

3.7

4.8

4.6

11.6

36.9

51.4

8.1

8.9

5.6

5.4

4.7

16

16.6

23.8

61.8

69.5

Republica Srpska (not inRS)

Great Britain

Russia

Bosnia Federation (not inBosnia Federation)

Serbia (not in Serbia)

Greece

Bulgaria (not in Bulgaria)

United States

Albania (not in Albania)

Kosovo (not in Kosovo)

To a great extent

To a very great extent

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FAVORITE TV STATIONFAVORITE TV STATION

0.10%

0.60%

1.30%

1.70%

2.00%

4.00%

13.30%

14.60%

20.60%

41.00%

MTM Skopje

Kanal 5 Skopje

Don' watch TV

Tera Bitola

Telma Skopje

MTV 2

Local TV stations

MTV1

Sitel

A1

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FAVORITE RADIO STATIONFAVORITE RADIO STATION

3.80%

4.00%

5.50%

10.10%

10.20%

12.20%

25.10%

28.30%

Fortuna Skopje

Vat Skopje

Radio Ros, Kanal4 Skopje

Antena 5

Don't listen radio

Mak. Radio prvaprograma

Kanal 77

Local radiostation

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FAVORITE NEWSPAPER FAVORITE NEWSPAPER

1.40%

5.20%

9.40%

10.60%

10.80%

13.10%

16.50%

32.40%

Local newspapers

Nova Makedonija

Utrinski vesnik

Vest

Vecer

Fakti

Don't readnewspapers

Dnevnik

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Does the media in our country today report the truth Does the media in our country today report the truth about political and national issues?about political and national issues?

Often23%

Only sometimes

58%

Don’t know/NA

1%

Never14%

Always4%

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In general, do you think mass media In general, do you think mass media in our country are…in our country are…

Independent14%

Don’t know/NA4%

Often influenced by

powerful people and

organizations82%

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CIVIL AND MINORITIES RIGHTS

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Would you like to be a member of:Would you like to be a member of:

10.8

32

13.4

13.1

44.7

50.4

49.5

32.1

28.4

71

63.6

81.2

82.1

52

46.2

48.6

64.2

66.6

16.9

3

2.2

2.4

1

1.3

0.2

1.4

1.3

1.2

2.1

2.4

2.3

2.2

2.1

2.4

1.6

3.5

A political party

Professional association

Trade union

Religious organization or Church

Cultural association

Environment/ ecology organization

Civil liberties organization

Any non-governmental organization

Women association

Yes

No

I am a member of

DK/NA

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Those who would like to become Those who would like to become member of… member of…

10.8

13.1

13.4

28.4

32

32.1

44.7

49.5

50.4

Political party

Religious organization or church

Trade unions

Women association

Professional association

Any NGO

Cultural association

Civil liberties organization

Environment/ecology organization

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Which of the rights listed below you think the Which of the rights listed below you think the minorities ethnic group should be entitled to? minorities ethnic group should be entitled to?

82.7

72.7

31.4

76.1

27.264.8

13.8

57.7

19.7

10.2Preserve their culture and tradition through any

organisations and associations of their own

Tuition in their mother tongue in primary school,junior high and high school

Higher education programmes delivered intheir mother tongue

Representatives in the Parliament

The right to use their mother tongue for legalpurposes, for instance in justice or in legal

contracts

Not agree Agree

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Do you agree or disagree with the following Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? statements?

88

85.9

85.3

55.5

70.5

9.9

58.9

85.2

28.4

42.7

77.8

68.712.5

17.6

23.9

49.7

4.9

24.7

75.6

9.5

24.3

3

4.9

5.1Many things in my country are decided from the outside

Mass unemployment is going to strike us all

Democracy is a value yet to be understood in our country

Our people is endangered by a civil war

Our transition to post-communism will last a lot longer than it isexpected

I fear sometimes that my country will interfere into other countries’affairs

The army and the police in this country are serving partisaninterests and not the interests of the people

Privatization is making only a few people rich while leaving the restof us poor

Voting makes me feel I can influence the government

Whatever problems democracy might bring, it is the bestgoverning system for us

Ethnic minorities have too great demands in their fight for rights

Women have little political influence in our country

Not agree Agree

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In the next years, what do you think is the key of In the next years, what do you think is the key of success in our country? success in our country?

11.9

16.9

41.2

19

13.9

18.3

9.6

88.2

94.93.8

10.5

88.3

79.7

84.3

79.6

57

82.5

86.9Work

To work in yourcountry

To work for thestate sector

To stay in thecountry

Your education

To go to a knownway

What you can doby yourself

To rely on others

Trickery and fraud

Relationships with others

To work in another country

To work for the private sector

To leave for another country

What you can do through others

To go on new but more uncertain ways

What parents/heritage give you

To rely only on yourself

Honesty