cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3007-v1
title: Local Youth Survey 2010-2021

description: The Norwegian local youth survey "Ungdata" is a cross-national data collection scheme designed in order to conduct youth surveys among pupils in secondary- and upper secondary school at the municipal level in Norway. The survey covers various aspects of young people's lives, e.g. relationship with parents and friends, leisure activities, health issues, local environment, well-being, and school issues. The survey also includes questions about tobacco and drug use, and participation in various forms of antisocial behavior such as violence and bullying. 

The data set consist of individual level data from pupils in secondary and upper secondary schools and the data is collected from Norwegian Municipalities in the period 2010-2021. The data is collected online during school hours. The questionnaire has a fixed part which is similar in all surveys. In addition, the form contains several elective questions that the municipalities can choose from based on interest and need. The clients can also supplement the survey with self-composed questions. The questionnaire for the Ungdata Survey is normally revised every third year. 

Ungdata is a result of a professional collaboration between the research institute NOVA at OsloMet and seven regional centers of expertise within the drug use field (KORUS). The project is funded by the Norwegian Directorate of Health through yearly grants from the Norwegian State budget.

It is recommended to use three year cut as national numbers to reduce the effect of the different composition of municipalities from year to year. For more information see: https://www.ungdata.no/english/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3007-v2
title: Local Youth Survey 2010-2021

description: The Norwegian local youth survey "Ungdata" is a cross-national data collection scheme designed in order to conduct youth surveys among pupils in secondary- and upper secondary school at the municipal level in Norway. The survey covers various aspects of young people's lives, e.g. relationship with parents and friends, leisure activities, health issues, local environment, well-being, and school issues. The survey also includes questions about tobacco and drug use, and participation in various forms of antisocial behavior such as violence and bullying. 

The data set consist of individual level data from pupils in secondary and upper secondary schools and the data is collected from Norwegian Municipalities in the period 2010-2021. The data is collected online during school hours. The questionnaire has a fixed part which is similar in all surveys. In addition, the form contains several elective questions that the municipalities can choose from based on interest and need. The clients can also supplement the survey with self-composed questions. The questionnaire for the Ungdata Survey is normally revised every third year. 

Ungdata is a result of a professional collaboration between the research institute NOVA at OsloMet and seven regional centers of expertise within the drug use field (KORUS). The project is funded by the Norwegian Directorate of Health through yearly grants from the Norwegian State budget.

It is recommended to use three year cut as national numbers to reduce the effect of the different composition of municipalities from year to year. For more information see: https://www.ungdata.no/english/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3007-v3
title: Local Youth Survey 2010-2021

description: The Norwegian local youth survey "Ungdata" is a cross-national data collection scheme designed in order to conduct youth surveys among pupils in secondary- and upper secondary school at the municipal level in Norway. The survey covers various aspects of young people's lives, e.g. relationship with parents and friends, leisure activities, health issues, local environment, well-being, and school issues. The survey also includes questions about tobacco and drug use, and participation in various forms of antisocial behavior such as violence and bullying. 

The data set consist of individual level data from pupils in secondary and upper secondary schools and the data is collected from Norwegian Municipalities in the period 2010-2021. The data is collected online during school hours. The questionnaire has a fixed part which is similar in all surveys. In addition, the form contains several elective questions that the municipalities can choose from based on interest and need. The clients can also supplement the survey with self-composed questions. The questionnaire for the Ungdata Survey is normally revised every third year. 

Ungdata is a result of a professional collaboration between the research institute NOVA at OsloMet and seven regional centers of expertise within the drug use field (KORUS). The project is funded by the Norwegian Directorate of Health through yearly grants from the Norwegian State budget.

It is recommended to use three year cut as national numbers to reduce the effect of the different composition of municipalities from year to year. For more information see: https://www.ungdata.no/english/
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3008-v1
title: Philologists

description: The material has been collected within the framework of the Academic Project at the Department of Social Research (ISF). For a more detailed description of this project, publication list M.M. Displayed to the collectors on biographical data archives in Norway, which was prepared by the committee for social science computing in 1969.

- The material includes biographical data for philologists with civil society and magistrates in social studies and philological subjects from the period 1820 to 1963. The main responsible for the collection was Tore Lindbekk.
Otherwise, see original PDF documentation

- Data was originally collected and registered on punch cards in the ICT's childhood. Therefore, there are some problems that must be attributed to the process of moving data between different technology generations. Throughout, Nordic alphabetic grades have, Ø and being difficult to handle, also in the difference between upper and lower case.

- Early statistics packages, DDPP and SPSS, could not handle alphabetical variables in a good way. For these data, there has been some problems in allowing registered names to convert data files. In the restored versions this is therefore directed as far as possible.

- Restored version, facilitated in Nesstar 2019
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3009-v1
title: Jurists, 1736-1899

description: - The material has been collected within the framework of the Academic Project at the Department of Social Research (ISF). For a more detailed description of this project, publication list etc. reference is made to the collection binders on biographical data archives in Norway, which were prepared by the Committee for Social Science Data Processing in 1969.

- The material includes biographical data for 4686 lawyers with official examinations between 1736 and 1899. The main person responsible for the collection was Vilhelm Aubert.
Otherwise see original PDF documentation

- This data was originally collected and recorded on punch cards in ICT's childhood. Therefore, there are some problems that must be attributed to the process of moving data to newer technology. Generally, Nordic alphabetic characters æ, ø and å have been difficult to handle, even in the case of uppercase and lowercase letters.
Early statistics packages, DDPP and SPSS, could not handle alphabetical variables in a good way, for these data there have therefore been some problems with names. In these restored versions, this has therefore been corrected as far as possible.
               
- Data is probably registered in several rounds, possibly connected from different registration operations. It is therefore difficult to understand the identification number. Data worked through and restored in 2019
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3010-v1
title: Jurists, 1900 -

description: The material has been collected within the framework of the Academic Project at the Department of Social Research (ISF). For a more detailed description of this project, publication list etc. reference is made to the collection binders on biographical data archives in Norway, which were prepared by the Committee for Social Science Data Processing in 1969.

- The material includes biographical data for 4621 lawyers with official examinations after 1899. The main person responsible for the collection was Vilhelm Aubert.
Otherwise see original PDF documentation

- This data was originally collected and registered on hole cards in ICT's childhood. Therefore, there are some problems that must be attributed to the process of moving data to newer technology. Generally, Nordic alphabetic characters æ, ø and å have been difficult to handle, even in the case of uppercase and lowercase letters.
Early statistics packages, DDPP and SPSS, could not handle alphabetical variables in a good way, for these data there have therefore been some problems with names. In this specific file it has not been possible to trace back to the originally registered names.

- Data is probably registered in several rounds, possibly connected from different registration operations. It is therefore difficult to understand the identification number.

- Data worked through and restored 2018.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3011-v1
title: Medicines, 1744 - 1963

description: The material has been collected within the framework of the Academic Project at the Department of Social Research (ISF). For a more detailed description of this project, publication list etc. reference is made to the collection binders on biographical data archives in Norway, which were prepared by the Committee for Social Science Data Processing in 1969.

- The material includes biographical data for 7292 physicians with official examinations between 1744 and 1963. The main person responsible for data collection was Tore Lindbekk. Otherwise see separate PDF documentation.

- Unfortunately, names have disappeared from the original files. This is probably a result of data being transferred to the DDPP and SPSS software packages, which in early versions were not designed to handle alphabetical data.

- Serial number alphabetically in the period 1815 - 1951. can be found in "Norges Læger" For the period 1952-1963, serial numbers are sorted alphabetically within each examination year.
- Kjær II 00900->
- Kjær 00001- (https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2010052606036?page=13)
- Kobro: 10001->
- Kobro 1909-25: 20001->
- Kobro 1926-36: 30001->
- Kobro 1937-46: 40001->
- Getz 1947- 50001->

- The original data were collected in 1960-1962. Data most recently reviewed and restored in 2018.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3012-v1
title: Realists, 1855 - 1963

description: The material has been collected within the framework of the Academic Project at the Department of Social Research (ISF). For a more detailed description of this project, publication list etc. reference is made to the collection binders on biographical data archives in Norway, which were prepared by the Committee for Social Science Data Processing in 1969.

- The material includes biographical data for approx. 2275 realists with official examinations between 1855 and 1963. The main person responsible for data collection was Tore Lindbekk. Otherwise see separate PDF documentation.

- At one point in the processing processes, the original material has been halved, a writing or reading format has been fundamentally wrong and every other unit has been removed. Attempts have been made to correct data restoration, but it has not been possible to find original data for more than the first 500 units. Future users can continue to work on correcting a master file.

- Data worked through and restored in 2019.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3023-v1
title: Norwegian local election survey among people with an immigrant background, 2019

description: The local election surveys were carried out in the autumn of 2019. The purpose of the surveys was to describe electoral participation, political orientation and attitudes to political issues in the population.

The local election surveys are a collaboration between Statistics Norway and the Institute for Social Research (ISF). For the 2019 surveys, a total of 19,000 eligible voters were drawn from the population. In the local elections, foreign nationals also have the right to vote, and a separate survey was carried out among them. The authorities responsible for integration finance a sample with an immigrant background in the survey.

The sample is a stratified sample among immigrants and Norwegian-born with two immigrant parents. Among immigrants, 2,000 with a country background from Western Europe were drawn, 3,000 from Eastern European EU countries, 3,000 among people with a country background from Africa and Asia. In addition, 1,000 eligible voters under the age of 35 who are children of people with a country background from Africa and Asia were drawn. The survey was conducted as a web survey, and has a response rate of 20%. The biggest reason for dropouts was lack of contact with respondents.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3024-v1
title: Kirkelig årsstatistikk – nøkkeltall

description: Nøkkeltall består av utvalgte variabler fra årsstatistikken. Verdiene er regnet om etter gjeldende soknestruktur for å kunne lage tidslinjer.

Versjon 1:
 - 1998-2020
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3024-v2
title: Kirkelig årsstatistikk – nøkkeltall

description: Nøkkeltall består av utvalgte variabler fra årsstatistikken. Verdiene er regnet om etter gjeldende soknestruktur for å kunne lage tidslinjer.

Versjon 2:
 - Også i datafilen har variabler fått labels.

Versjon 1.1:
 - Forsøk på feilretting. Variabler har fått labels.

Versjon 1:
 - 1998-2020
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3024-v3
title: Kirkelig årsstatistikk – nøkkeltall

description: Nøkkeltall består av utvalgte variabler fra årsstatistikken. Verdiene er regnet om etter gjeldende soknestruktur for å kunne lage tidslinjer.

Versjon 3.0:
 - Oppdatert for 2021.

Versjon 2.2:
 - Classification Level for Utmeldinger er rettet fra Ratio til Continous for å se hvordan det påvirker gyldigheten.

Versjon 2.1:
 - Oppdaterte variabelreferanser i variabelgruppen.

Versjon 2:
 - Også i datafilen har variabler fått labels.

Versjon 1.1:
 - Forsøk på feilretting. Variabler har fått labels.

Versjon 1:
 - 1998-2020
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3025-v1
title: Political Manifestos Archive 1884-2022

description: Party Document Archive 1884-2021:
The party document archive is Sikt's (formerly NSD) collection of Norwegian party documents from 1884 until today. Here you will find party documents of various kinds from most political parties that have existed in Norway over time.

- About the various documents:
The archive contains election programs for parties that have been represented in the Storting, as well as to varying degrees also for smaller parties that have submitted a list for a Storting election. It also contains a number of local election programs from county and municipal elections, as well as some election programs from Sami parliamentary elections. In addition, the archive contains a program of principles for a number of parties that have stood for election to the Storting.

- In the archive, a number of press releases have been arranged that have been sent out centrally in various parties. The oldest press releases are from the Labor Party in 1990, the newest are from 2006. The coverage of press releases for the various parties varies somewhat, depending on how active the parties themselves have been in including NSD as the recipient of the press releases and to what extent the parties uses press releases as a communication channel.
Otherwise, you will find several other types of documents in the archive, such as articles of association, speeches and foundation declarations. Here are, for example, the Socialist People's Party's foundation declaration of April 1960 and the speech of Einar Gerhardsen from Kråkerøya in February 1948.

- Preparation of the documents:
In this collection, all the documents are wrapped in a zip file with an associated excel file that provides an overview of key information about the files in the collection; title, period, party, file name etc.

The documents are available in different formats, depending on the format they were originally stored in when they were arranged electronically for the first time. In order to be as faithful as possible to the original material, the formatting of the documents in the archive therefore varies between PDF, html and rtf. It is clear from each individual document which formatting has been used.

Press releases from parties are usually handled so that the date and actual sender, which is not always stated in the actual press release, are added to the document (this especially applies to electronic press releases received by e-mail). At the same time, private contact information such as telephone number / e-mail address has been removed, which is often stated at the end as part of the press releases.

- Sources:
The sources for older material are primarily printed versions of the documents. Among other things, collective publications with various election programs are used as a source. From the beginning of the 1990s, NSD received party programs electronically and since the mid / late 1990s, the party documents have mostly been downloaded directly from the Internet. The exception is press releases, which are mainly received from the parties by e-mail.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3026-v1
title: National Crime Survey 2020

description: The National Crime Survey investigates fear of, and self-perceived exposure to crime in the Norwegian population. The topics in the survey are fear and crimes such as theft, violence, hate crime and sexual violence. The results from the National Crime Survey are important for policy development, research and general information to the public. 

The project was carried out by NOVA OsloMet, ideas2evidence and the Frisch Center on behalf of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security.

68,000 people between 16 and 84 years, were invited to participate in the National Crime Survey. The respondent were drawn at random based on the National Population Register. The data collection period lastet from 27th of May 2021 to 10th of August 2021. 24,163 people responded to the survey, which gives a response rate of 35,5 percent.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3027-1-v1
title: Accessibility for Disabled Persons at the 2021 Norwegian Parliamentary Election, Survey

description: The starting point for the project is that all eligible voters should have the same opportunity to vote in elections. The study was conducted on assignment from the Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation. The aim of the project is to map the extent to which people with disabilities in practice have an equal opportunity to vote, what the municipalities do to design the polling stations so that all voters actually can vote, and how the municipal decisions on polling station accessibility and suitability are made.

The study consists of 3 datasets; (1) An online survey of all Norwegian municipalities; (2) Qualitative interviews with local electoral administrators in nine municipalities; (3) factual observation of 27 polling stations in these nine municipalities. This study contains the survey data.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3027-1-v2
title: Accessibility for Disabled Persons at the 2021 Norwegian Parliamentary Election, Survey

description: The starting point for the project was that all eligible voters should have the same opportunity to vote in elections and thus influence the development of society. The aim of the project, which was carried out on behalf of the Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation, was to map the extent to which people with disabilities in practice have an equal opportunity to vote, what the municipalities are doing to prepare the polling stations so that all voters can vote, and how the municipal decisions on arrangements and accessibility in the polling stations are made.

The study consists of 3 datasets; (1) An online survey of all Norwegian municipalities; (2) Qualitative interviews with local electoral administrators in nine municipalities; (3) factual observation of 27 polling stations in these nine municipalities. This study contains the survey data.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3027-2-v1
title: Accessibility for Disabled Persons at the 2021 Norwegian Parliamentary Election, Interviews

description: The starting point for the project is that all eligible voters should have the same opportunity to vote in elections. The study was conducted on assignment from the Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation. The aim of the project is to map the extent to which people with disabilities in practice have an equal opportunity to vote, what the municipalities do to design the polling stations so that all voters actually can vote, and how the municipal decisions on polling station accessibility and suitability are made.

The study consists of 3 datasets; (1) An online survey of all Norwegian municipalities; (2) Qualitative interviews with local electoral administrators in nine municipalities; (3) factual observation of 27 polling stations in these nine municipalities. This study contains the interviews.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3027-3-v1
title: Accessibility for Disabled Persons at the 2021 Norwegian Parliamentary Election, Observations

description: The starting point for the project is that all eligible voters should have the same opportunity to vote in elections. The study was conducted on assignment from the Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation. The aim of the project is to map the extent to which people with disabilities in practice have an equal opportunity to vote, what the municipalities do to design the polling stations so that all voters actually can vote, and how the municipal decisions on polling station accessibility and suitability are made.

The study consists of 3 datasets; (1) An online survey of all Norwegian municipalities; (2) Qualitative interviews with local electoral administrators in nine municipalities; (3) factual observation of 27 polling stations in these nine municipalities. This study contains observations.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd3028-v1
title: Sexual orientation, gender diversity and level of living, 2020

description: This is the fourth national level of living survey among lesbian women, homosexual men and bisexual women and men, this round is also expanded to include transgender people. 

Main findings can be summarised as such: 1) Transgender people reported important challenges in their everyday life. At the same time, they also reported pride, receiving support, and participation in organisations and networks. 2) Lesbian women and gay men reported mostly living conditions similar to heterosexual women and men, but were more vulnerable regarding mental health. The analysis indicated few differences between lesbian and heterosexual women. Differences between gay and heterosexual men were also relatively small, but on some parameters gay men reported significantly more challenges in their everyday life. 3) Significantly more bisexual women and men indicated challenges in their everyday life, compared to lesbian women and gay men, and compared to heterosexual women and men. In an equivalent survey from 2013 bisexual women stood out as more vulnerable than the other groups. In the present survey, this was the case also for bisexual men.