cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0044-v4
title: Youth survey 1985

description: Statistics Norway has five times completed youth surveys commissioned by the Directorate of Labour and the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development. The surveys were conducted in 1975, 1980, 1981, 1985 and 1990. The surveys will provide information on the main aspects related to youth education and labor market experiences of the labor market and the education system and in particular the transition from one to the other. The last issue will be more pronounced during the 1980's. There is special emphasis on identifying the situation of the young people who either went to school or were working. While in the first two surveys in 1975 and 1980, just as the youth up to age 19, this was in 1985 extended to 24 years. The last youth survey of this type was conducted in 1990.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0046-v3
title: "Work and Tax Evasions, 1980"

description: The aim of the survey was to find out how much work was conducted in Norway against payment that was not disclosed to the tax authorities and therefore not taxed. The interviews were conducted during the autumn of 1980. For more information, please see "Svart arbeid - en utvalgsundersøkelse" by Jens Olav Sporastøyl (1982).
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0047-v2
title: Municipal Election Study 1971

description: This is Statistics Norway's own election survey relating to municipal elections 1971. Respondents were interviewed after the election. The purpose was to extend and complement the municipal statistics, in order to investigate how various background variables affect the election behavior and attitudes to particular social issues. The survey is the only major election survey in conjunction with municipal elections in Norway.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0050-v2
title: Norwegian Election Study 1957

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute of Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute. From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg). The survey is intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 on, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project. The survey in 1957 was the first survey that was conducted within the research program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0050-v3
title: Norwegian Election Survey 1957

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute for Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute. From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg). The survey is intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 on, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project.

The survey in 1957 was the first survey that was conducted within the research program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0053-1-v2
title: Time Budget Survey, 1971-72, Interview data

description: The purpose of "The Time Budget Survey 1980-81" is to gain insight into how the population spends their time on various activities. "The Time Budget Survey" is our most important source of information concerning what forms of unpaid work is being performed in our society, who is performing this work and when it is performed. "The Time Budget Survey" containes information on how people actually live their lives within the restrains caused by their living conditions, this is information no other survey gives, thus "The Time Budget Survey" is a valuable supplement to the data collected though "The Level of Living Surveys". "The Time Budget Survey" was conducted for the first time in Norway in 1972-1973 drawing heavyly upon the international survey "Comparative Time-Budget Projecet", executed as a comparative project in twelv countries(A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1965-66). The survey addresses aspects concerning 1. Work 2. Work related trevels 3. Domestic work 4. Personal needs 5. Education 6. Free time This dataset contains the data for the interviews. The diaries are documented in a separate file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0053-1-v3
title: Time Budget Survey, 1971-72, Interview data

description: The purpose of "The Time Budget Survey 1980-81" is to gain insight into how the population spends their time on various activities.
"The Time Budget Survey" is our most important source of information concerning what forms of unpaid work is being performed in our society, who is performing this work and when it is performed. "The Time Budget Survey" containes information on how people actually live their lives within the restrains caused by their living conditions, this is information no other survey gives, thus "The Time Budget Survey" is a valuable supplement to the data collected though "The Level of Living Surveys".       


"The Time Budget Survey" was conducted for the first time in Norway in 1972-1973 drawing heavyly upon the international survey "Comparative Time-Budget Projecet", executed as a comparative project in twelv countries(A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1965-66).  

The survey addresses aspects concerning  
1. Work
2. Work related trevels
3. Domestic work
4. Personal needs
5. Education
6. Free time  


This dataset contains the data for the interviews. The diaries are documented in a separate file.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0053-2-v2
title: Time Budget Survey, 1971-72, diary days

description: The purpose of the time use survey 1971-72 i sto provide an overview of how people use their time to various activities. The survey is to some extent inspired by the international survey Comparative Time-Budget Project, where the same study design was followed in 12 different countries (A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1972). Time use survey was conducted in order to ensure comparability with the results from the international survey. The data material is mainly collected through diaries kept by a sample of the population. In addition, participants were asked to answer questions in person interview. The study addresses the question of time spent in the following areas: 1. Employment 2. Business trips 3. Own work; including housekeeping, maintenance, child care, purchasing and travel 4. Personal needs 5. Education 6. Leisure; including sport and recreation, entertainment, social interaction, media and reading This file contains data collected using diaries, with connected data from interviews. The unit in the file diary days.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0053-2-v3
title: Time Budget Survey, 1971-72, diary days

description: The purpose of the time use survey 1971-72 i sto provide an overview of how people use their time to various activities. The survey is to some extent inspired by the international survey Comparative Time-Budget Project, where the same study design was followed in 12 different countries (A. Szalai (red.): The Use of Time, 1972). Time use survey was conducted in order to ensure comparability with the results from the international survey.

The data material is mainly collected through diaries kept by a sample of the population. In addition, participants were asked to answer questions in person interview. 

The study addresses the question of time spent in the following areas:

1. Employment
2. Business trips
3. Own work; including housekeeping, maintenance, child care, purchasing and travel 
4. Personal needs
5. Education
6. Leisure; including sport and recreation, entertainment, social interaction, media and reading

This file contains data collected using diaries, with connected data from interviews. 
The unit in the file diary days.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0054-v3
title: Norwegian Election Study 1965

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute of Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute. From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg). The survey is intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 and onwards, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project. The survey in 1965 was the second survey that was conducted within the research program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0054-v4
title: Norwegian Election Survey 1965

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute of Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute. From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg). The survey is intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 and onwards, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project.

The survey in 1965 was the second survey that was conducted within the research program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0055-v3
title: Norwegian Election Study 1969

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute of Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute. From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg). The election surveys are intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 and onwards, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project. The survey in 1969 was the third survey that was conducted within the research program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0055-v4
title: Norwegian Election Survey 1969

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute of Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute.

From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg). The election surveys are intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 and onwards, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project.

The survey in 1969 was the third survey that was conducted within the research program.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0056-v1
title: The Storting Elections 1969 in Radio and Television

description: The purpose of this study was to record how many of the Norwegian voters tuned in on the programs on radio and TV in connection with the Storting elections 1969. In addition, the respondents were asked to indicate which newspapers they read regularly. The purpose was to examine how listeners, viewers and readers distributed by background variables such as age, gender, education, occupation and political party. The survey was commissioned by Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, and was part of the election survey 1969.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0056-v2
title: The Storting Elections 1969 in Radio and Television

description: The purpose of this study was to record how many of the Norwegian voters tuned in on the programs on radio and TV in connection with the Storting elections 1969. In addition, the respondents were asked to indicate which newspapers they read regularly. The purpose was to examine how listeners, viewers and readers distributed by background variables such as age, gender, education, occupation and political party. 
The survey  was commissioned by Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, and was part of the election survey 1969.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0057-v2
title: Referendum on Norwegian Membership in EC 1972/National Election Survey 1973

description: In connection with the referendum on Norwegian membership in the EC in 1972, Statistics Norway conducted a survey to collect data for scientific and statistical purposes. The survey was followed by a general election in 1973, for the same sample. This is therefore an independent panel survey with links to other surveys conducted in association with the Norwegian electoral research. In the survey of 1972 half the sample was interviewed before the vote, half the sample was interviewed after the vote. Because the data for both the surveys are collected in one file, the number of units on the file is greater than for each study separately. The survey is thus divided into two main parts: 1. EC survey in which 2320 people answered the survey. 2. General elections 2389 survey in which people have answered the questionnaires. Of the 2320 people who answered the EC survey there are 273 people who were not involved in the election survey. Similarly, there are 342 people who answered the parliamentary elections survey that did not participate in the EC survey. They represent the growth of first time voters in the period between the EU referendum in 1972 and parliamentary elections in 1973. This gives a total of 2047 persons who answered both questionnaires. The EC survey is divided into two parts based on the time of the interview: 1. Fieldwork conducted 15/9 - 22/9 1972. I.e. before the referendum on the EC (1171 people) 2. Fieldwork conducted 26/9 - 3/10 1972. I.e. after the referendum on the EC (1149 people) To distinguish these two dates in the analysis, one must use the variable "V9 intervjudel" For further documentation: 1. Official Statistics (NOS) referendum on the EC. Booklet II. A NOS 544 SSB Oslo, 1973 2. Official Statistics (NOS) general election 1973. Booklet II. A NOS 613 SSB Oslo, 1974
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0057-v3
title: Norwegian Election Survey 1973/Referendum on Norwegian Membership in EC 1972

description: In connection with the referendum on Norwegian membership in the EC in 1972, Statistics Norway conducted a survey to collect data for scientific and statistical purposes. The survey was followed by a general election in 1973, for the same sample. This is therefore an independent panel survey with links to other surveys conducted in association with the Norwegian electoral research. In the survey of 1972 half the sample was interviewed before the vote, half the sample was interviewed after the vote. Because the data for both the surveys are collected in one file, the number of units on the file is greater than for each study separately.

The survey is thus divided into two main parts:
     1. EC survey in which 2320 people answered the survey.
     2. General elections 2389 survey in which people have answered the questionnaires.

Of the 2320 people who answered the EC survey there are 273 people who were not involved in the election survey. Similarly, there are 342 people who answered the parliamentary elections survey that did not participate in the EC survey. They represent the growth of first time voters in the period between the EU referendum in 1972 and parliamentary elections in 1973. This gives a total of 2047 persons who answered both questionnaires.

The EC survey is divided into two parts based on the time of the interview:
     1. Fieldwork conducted 15/9 - 22/9 1972. I.e. before the referendum on the EC (1171 people)
     2. Fieldwork conducted 26/9 - 3/10 1972. I.e. after the referendum on the EC (1149 people)

To distinguish these two dates in the analysis, one must use the variable "V9 intervjudel"

For further documentation:
  1. Official Statistics (NOS) referendum on the EC. Booklet II. A NOS 544 SSB Oslo, 1973
  2. Official Statistics (NOS) general election 1973. Booklet II. A NOS 613 SSB Oslo, 1974
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0058-v3
title: Norwegian Election Study 1969-73, Panel

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute of Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute. From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg).The survey is intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 and onwards, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project. The survey in 1969 was the third survey that was conducted within the research program, and the sample of this survey was followed up with new interviews in the election in 1973. This dataset is then the 1969-1973 panel.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0058-v4
title: Norwegian Election Survey 1969-1973, Panel

description: The Norwegian election research program started in the middle of the 1950's, initiated by the Institute of Social Research. Henry Valen and Stein Rokkan were responsible for the research. In the 4 first surveys of 1957, 1965, 1969 and 1973, the data collection was conducted in collaboration with the Norwegian Gallup Institute. From 1977 and onwards, the program has collaborated with Statistics Norway to conduct the election studies together with the parliamentary election (Stortingsvalg).The survey is intended to give a statistical basis for research on election and political prosesses in Norway. Professor Henry Valen has been the central coordinator for the survey. From 1985 and onwards, Bernt Aardal took over as daily manager of the project.

The survey in 1969 was the third survey that was conducted within the research program, and the sample of this survey was followed up with new interviews in the election in 1973. This dataset is then the 1969-1973 panel.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0059-v3
title: Survey of Living Conditions Among Young People, 1987

description: The concept of «Living conditions» is derived from a public research and assessment project under the name of “Survey on Living Conditions” started by the Bratteli government in the early seventies in Norway. The work of collecting this kind of data was continued by Statistics Norway. The Survey on Living Conditions 1987 was the third survey that was planned and carried out by Statistics Norway. In addition to the ordinary survey initiated by Statistics Norway, there was conducted an additional survey commissioned by the Department of Culture and Science on a sample of people aged 16 to 24. The questionnaire was identical to the questionnaire of the main survey. The list of variables was also identical to the main survey/survey of elders, but the variables that were created on the basis of questions that was not asked to different sections of the population, will not contain data. The objective was to map out the actual living conditions for different sections of the population, emphasizing on groups with a low income and others that are believed to live under special conditions. The surveys on living conditions can be looked upon as a continuation of the objective that has formed the basis for consumer and income surveys. In 1987, about 60% of the questionnaire from 1983 was retrieved as a basis for future use. New themes that were created concerned particularly some economic circumstances as well as various aspects on people's leisure activities. There were also placed a particular emphasis on identifying the conditions for youths and elders. The data on youths is therefore published as a separate survey, whereas the data on elders is published as a part of the main survey of 1987. Parts of the main sample are panels with the surveys of 1980 and 1983, which enables analyzing the development of living conditions in the population. Until 1995 were these kinds of surveys on living conditions conducted every 3 to 4 years, whereas from 1996 they are conducted yearly in a new form.
DOI: 10.18712/nsd-nsd0059-v4
title: Survey of Living Conditions Among Young People, 1987

description: The concept of «Living conditions» is derived from a public research and assessment project under the name of “Survey on Living Conditions” started by the Bratteli government in the early seventies in Norway.  The work of collecting this kind of data was continued by Statistics Norway. The Survey on Living Conditions 1987 was the third survey that was planned and carried out by Statistics Norway.  In addition to the ordinary survey initiated by Statistics Norway, there was conducted an additional survey commissioned by the Department of Culture and Science on a sample of people aged 16 to 24. The questionnaire was identical to the questionnaire of the main survey. The list of variables was also identical to the main survey/survey of elders, but the variables that were created on the basis of questions that was not asked to different sections of the population, will not contain data. The objective was to map out the actual living conditions for different sections of the population, emphasizing on groups with a low income and others that are believed to live under special conditions. The surveys on living conditions can be looked upon as a continuation of the objective that has formed the basis for consumer and income surveys.  In 1987, about 60% of the questionnaire from 1983 was retrieved as a basis for future use. New themes that were created concerned particularly some economic circumstances as well as various aspects on people's leisure activities. There were also placed a particular emphasis on identifying the conditions for youths and elders. The data on youths is therefore published as a separate survey, whereas the data on elders is published as a part of the main survey of 1987. Parts of the main sample are panels with the surveys of 1980 and 1983, which enables analyzing the development of living conditions in the population. Until 1995 were these kinds of surveys on living conditions conducted every 3 to 4 years, whereas from 1996 they are conducted yearly in a new form.