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DOI: 10.11587/sikphh
title: New Democracies Barometer 1998

description: The New Democracies Barometer (NDB) surveys were conducted in the years 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996 and 1998. The aim of the NDB is to evaluate long-terms developments in economic, social and political attitudes. Differences in the attitudes in the new democracies on the one hand and Austria as control-country or referenz-country on the other hand are presented. Identifying trends in the public opinion within the particular countries and serving as a monitor for the public opinion in this geopolitical part of Europe are other goals. The insight which is particularly of interest in the NDB is the development of standard indicators to operationalise and quantify the social, economic and political change in the transition from planned economy peoples democracies to market-based democracies.
description: New Democracies Barometer
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cgo8lw/cobtyq
title: Luglio_1914_Pagina_186.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1914/07/31
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/zvkzj5/awtzcp
title: Luglio_1918_Pagina_169.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1918/07/29
DOI: 10.11587/rlg88m
title: 4th Report on the State of the Youth: Youth Radar 2004

description: In the resolution from 28th September 1988 the National Assembly demanded the continuation of research on the state of the youth. Moreover, the latest report should be presented to the National Assembly each legislative period. Corresponding to this resolution the 4th report on the state of the youth was created. The aim of the 4th report on the state of the youth / part A: youth radar is to gain a comprehensive overview over the needs, interest and circumstances of the 14 to 30-year-old Austrians. This overview is then used to form the basis for the development of a continuing research instrument. The study is conducted as a panorama survey which means the study is not limited to one thematic priority. It analyses various areas of life which are of significance in the day-to-day life of young Austrians.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cea2oy/tcwigz
title: Settembre_1888_Pagina_054.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1888/09/14
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/pddrps/qtpbwe
title: Febbraio_1937_Pagina_221.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1937/02/23
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/zbysir/ddj3xg
title: Ottobre_1900_Pagina_086.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1900/10/22
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cmir61/xwlrml
title: Settembre_1897_Pagina_036.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1897/09/09
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/i5awbn/tzwcbq
title: Luglio_1920_Pagina_160.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1920/07/27
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/zvkzj5/diydqv
title: Luglio_1918_Pagina_170.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1918/07/29
DOI: 10.11587/4msqpw
title: BMGFJ Study on Youth Values 2006

description: The aim of the survey is to examine selected fields of life of young people. The following questions were of interest: Relationship with the family, decision-making procedure within the family, environment from which friends are recruited, significance of values, fears and worries about certain areas of life, significance of politics in everyday life, interest in political involvement.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.11587/bi96gp
title: Young People and Democracy in Europe 2004 (EUYOUPART) (SUF edition)

description: Full edition for scientific use. EUYOUPART (Political Participation of Young People in Europe 2003-2005) was funded under the 5th framework programme of the European Commission and is a transnational project. The aim of EUYOUPART was to develop a high-quality instrument for the comparative measurement of political participation of young people in Europe. The project was conducted by a research team of eight participating countries (Germany, Estonia, Finland, France, Italy, Austria, Slovakia and Great Britain) and managed by SORA as scientific and administrative coordinator. The challenge for the research team was to achieve a high level of comparability of the data despite the different political cultures and methods of participating, the different research cultures and the problem of translating the different concepts into the eight languages and cultures. The instrument is a model questionnaire based on the strengths and weaknesses of the previous empirical research in the field of youth and politics. The high level of comparability of the data allows for a realistic picture of the political participation of young people in all eight participating countries, which may serve as a basis for the development of a consistent European youth policy.
DOI: 10.11587/e4buqa
title: Standardization and Validation of a Value Retention Test 2003

description: The newly developed "Österreichische Wertefrageben" (ÖWF; Austrian Value Questionnaire), which consists of five scales (intellectuality, harmony, religiosity, materialism and conservatism) and 13 subscales, was tested for its statistical properties. The aim was to test whether the questionnaire actually covered what it was intended to measure ("validity"); to determine the measurement accuracy ("reliability"); and to determine to what extent certain value groups were supported or rejected by different parts of the population ("standardization"). Four steps were used to determine validity: (1) A survey institute specified the ÖWF N = 421 approximately representatively selected persons throughout Austria together with an established value questionnaire and scales for measuring religious, political and health-related attitudes. The hypotheses about the connections in this respect were largely confirmed; (2) the majority of the hypotheses about typical value orientations of special population groups (N = 30 priests and nuns each, people doing community service, students of psychology and economics, prisoners, car drivers who had been under the influence of alcohol) were also confirmed; (3) the expectation that religious people would better cope with traumatic experiences was not confirmed; (4) qualitative, semi-structured interviews provided additional information on the value orientations of individual members of these groups. Overall, encouraging results were achieved with regard to the validity of the ÖWF. Reliability was tested by the Austrian Monetary Fund (ÖWF) by specifying identical groups of N = 142 persons three times. The latent state-trait analysis showed satisfying reliability for the ÖWF. It also showed that the evaluations of religiousness and conservatism remain stable over longer periods of time, while the evaluations of the other dimensions are subject to clear situational influences. Standardization showed that harmony, materialism and intellectuality were generally rated higher than religiousness and conservatism. Young people were more in favour of materialism than older people; the opposite was true for religiosity. Voters of the various parliamentary parties differed significantly in the value dimensions they advocated.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.11587/kx9cjs
title: Need for Reforms in Upper Austrian Voluntary Work Organisations 2005

description: This study examines the organised volunteer charity work based on the survey of selected Upper Austrian organisations. It looks at their basic structure, the possible need of reform due to the change in society and the resulting suggestions for a strong, sustainable, organisational and institutional framework. Also inter-generational and gender aspects as well as the ratio of full-time workers and volunteers are included. The emphasis lay on organisations with a broad spectrum of voluntary involvement. The field of sport, lobbies and political parties as well as the broad spectrum of informal help were consciously left out since the latter has usually no organisational involvement. The emphasis of the study was on Upper Austrian umbrella organisations and associations with honorary sponsorship as well as full-time and honorary workers in the fields of culture, education, social policy and environment. The aim of the study was to determine the need of reform in voluntary organisations due to the change in society and to develop suggestions for a strong, sustainable, organisational and institutional framework.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cea2oy/hkwylm
title: Settembre_1888_Pagina_055.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1888/09/14
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cgo8lw/0islq7
title: Maggio_1914_Pagina_001.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1914/05/01
DOI: 10.11587/ddpzxw
title: Importance and Significance of Post-Occupational Activities for People in Their Third Stage of Life Who Life in Rural Areas 2003

description: Determining the importance and significance of post-occupational activities for people in their third stage of life who life in rural areas was in the foreground of this project. The definition of a person in their third stage of life was a person who is not in need of care, between 60 and 80 years old and who lives in a private household. The rural area was limited to twelve Upper Austrian towns with a number of inhabitants from 501 to 3,000 (grouped according to the 4 neighbourhoods of Upper Austria).Since the spectrum of post-occupational activities was widespread a typology for post-occupational fields of activity was needed. These fields were:-&gt;o activities that are closely linked to the labour market versus those that are not-&gt;o productive, social caring activities versus consumptive, ego-centred activities-&gt;o public versus private activities General activities (daily chores), chosen extracurricular activities such as sports and consumptive cultural activities were looked at closely to gain a comprehensive insight in post-occupational field of activity.The productive fields of activity in the broader sense can be circumscribed with the term civil social involvement and contain honorary involvement as well as informal help. The surveys that have been conducted up to now on the topic of honorary involvement and its significance for society usually put the emphasis on organised volunteer charity work. Therefore, we thought it important to include help and social involvement which was informal and not organised. We believe that otherwise, elderly peoples contribution to society would be underestimated. Especially informal and unorganised fields of activity shed light on elderly peoples level of integration and participation in society.-&gt;gesellschaftlichen Integrations- und Partizipationsgrad älterer Menschen.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cmir61/gw2mpq
title: Settembre_1897_Pagina_037.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1897/09/10
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/i5awbn/1m5y4u
title: Luglio_1920_Pagina_161.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1920/07/27
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/pddrps/yo92yq
title: Febbraio_1937_Pagina_222.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1937/02/23
DOI: 10.11587/1z1x8o
title: Learning Needs and the Learning Environments of Older People 2006 (SUF edition)
title: Lernbedürfnisse und Lernarrangements von älteren Menschen

description: Full edition for scientific use. The aim of this survey is to identify learning processes in the everyday lives of older people and their interrelationships with competence developments. The essential question is, from which everyday conditions do learning processes emerge and how are they stimulated? Under which conditions does successful learning occur and thus the acquisition of competences for a satisfactory organisation of life in old age. This is not only about personal well-being, but also about social integration. The main focus will be on informal learning processes. Initially, learning ideas and learning needs of older people, expectations and strategies will be described. The focus should not only be on current life situations, but also - at least retrospectively - on educational biographies and school experiences. Previous studies on informal learning refer little or not at all to the learning processes of older people. The aim of this survey is to gain more reliable knowledge about learning in everyday life in old age. Since educational institutions only cover a part of learning in old age, the study focuses on the learning processes of older people in the course of their activities and their social contexts in everyday life. The central thesis of the study is that the social environment of older people can be a learning environment, offering a variety of learning opportunities. However, whether the social environment is also designed as a learning environment, whether learning opportunities are sought, perceived and realised, depends on various factors. It depends on the structuring, stimulation and support of the social environment and on the competence and motivation of the individual.
DOI: 10.11587/vsalaj
title: Education, Active Aging, and Social Participation 2009 (SUF edition)

description: Full edition for scientific use. The present survey has set itself the task of finding empirical evidence for (further) education in old age as an instrument of socialisation. The aim is to find out whether participation in educational processes as such already leads to social inclusion in old age or is a prerequisite for subsequent social participation. In this study, the educational behaviour of older people is questioned and an attempt is made to explain the connection between education and social inclusion. Participation in education is thus not described as a private matter, but in its significance for social action. According to the thesis, those who learn in an organised manner not only learn for themselves but are also in a social or societal process. Participation in education is not only socio-demographic and socially conditioned, but is also based on certain personality dispositions. If learning processes are perceived as inner satisfaction or affective experience and not as effort, then it is more likely that educational offers will be taken up. In addition to socio-demographic and socio-economic influences on education in old age, this study dealt with the institutional conditions of learning. What should learning opportunities look like to make them attractive? What favourable framework conditions does seniors' education need?
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/zbysir/1zj0yw
title: Ottobre_1900_Pagina_087.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1900/10/22
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/zvkzj5/mo9knq
title: Luglio_1918_Pagina_171.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1918/07/29
DOI: 10.11587/hzmi6x
title: Social Cohesion of the Generations in Austria 2003

description: This study aims at developing and verifying indicators which can be used for valid and reliable measurement of the social cohesion of the generations in the various areas of life. This measuring instruments should be available for the periodical survey of the social cohesion between the generations in Austria. This is essential, considering the social situation in Europe, to quickly and adequately react to arising problems in connection with the intergeneration contract. This tool can be used to create a reliable and valid basis for decision for social- and economic politics in Austria and Europe. It can thereby for instance help handling the challenge of the superannuation of the population.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.11587/risgsw
title: Determinants of Attitudes about Economic Policy Actions 2011

description: The determinants of attitudes to social and economic policy issues among the population are judged very differently in the literature. On the one hand, the attitudes are attributed to self-interest, but more recent studies in particular describe the political orientation as formative. In this study, WIFO investigates the reasons for the acceptance of social and economic policy measures in Austria on the basis of a representative survey. Both the state of knowledge about the economy and the (subjective) expectations about the consequences of the measures are taken into account. The aim of this study is to examine the determinants of attitudes towards social and economic policy measures in the Austrian public. Although such questions are relevant for fundamental social and economic concepts and theories as well as for (real) political discourse, it is only in recent years that academic research has become interested in them. The (strongly) increasing interest in recent years can be explained by the fact that social and economic policy measures are increasingly the subject of public and media discourse, and that the relevant decision-making bodies are under increasing pressure to design their measures in accordance with the "will" of the public or the "majority". Since the acceptance of measures in the population can therefore sometimes determine whether and how a certain measure is implemented, it is naturally of considerable interest to the decision-making bodies how different determinants influence the formation of public opinion. Against the backdrop of an increasing proportion of "voters of change", this is especially true for political parties that want to maximize their voter potential and align their social and economic policies accordingly.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cea2oy/y06gn8
title: Settembre_1888_Pagina_056.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1888/09/14
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cgo8lw/n4dza3
title: Maggio_1914_Pagina_002.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1914/05/01
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/pddrps/h7khov
title: Febbraio_1937_Pagina_223.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1937/02/23
DOI: 10.11587/jbbak0
title: Development resources for Quality of Life in Old Age 2005 (SUF edition)

description: Full edition for scientific use. The central research question of this project is: Does Internet use represent a resource for life quality in old age? In order to answer this question, different areas of the life quality of older people on the one hand, and internet usage behaviour and attitudes towards the internet on the other are being investigated. Questions about the life quality of older people are linked to this research interest. Which areas of life are important for the life quality in old age? What role do different dimensions of life quality play? In order to answer these questions, an attempt is made to apply and further develop existing models of life quality. The use of the internet as a possible resource for life quality in old age requires a precise analysis. How is the internet used? Are there different types of use in which the influence on the life quality varies? The aim is a differentiated view of older internet users in connection with the life quality. Non-users were mainly included in the study as a comparison group. In addition, however, an attempt is made to identify and analyse reasons for non-use and the potential for future use in order to generate socio-political added value for the development of strategies to close the "digital divide" in addition to the gain in knowledge about internet users.
DOI: 10.11587/nkanb3
title: Employees' Participation in Enterprises and Satisfaction with Work 2005

description: The main aim of this survey was to gather further information on the fact that employee-involvement positively influences the working-satisfaction of the employees, which not at least increases the productivity. Employee-involvement means that employees are freer in their actions which gives them certain control over their own work and the feeling that they contribute to the success of the enterprise. The goal is to investigate the interrelation of the dimensions of workers participation in the enterprise and working-satisfaction. From the different kinds of employee-involvement the workers participation in the enterprise was specifically chosen. The analysis was led by the question on the aspects of the elected works council which effect the dimension of the employees satisfaction with work.
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.11587/skvcen
title: Social Cohesion of the Generations in Austria 2005

description: The question program social cohesion of the generations in Austria is used in April 2003 for the first time and again, after a quality check in the course of a representative face-to-face survey, to show and analyses the changes in the social cohesion of the generations in Austria by comparing the years 2003 and 2005. 1,225 Austrians were interviewed by the SWS (Sozialwissenschaftliche Studiengesellschaft) on the following questions:-&gt;-) external life conditions (housing, mobility, health, leisure time, work)-&gt;-) household, family and social integration (with social support and gender specific social role allocation in the family and society)-&gt;-) public and social security (worries and trust in institutions)-&gt;-) political participation (as social integration: membership of and active participation in organisations, social and political attitude)-&gt;-) evaluation of the overall life situation (happiness, satisfaction, importance of the surveyed areas of life)
description: <b>A licence to use the data and other files has not been specified and needs clarification. Unless stated otherwise the copyright statement for all files that can be downloaded is: All rights reserved. Please contact info@aussda.at if you would like to get access to the data.</b>
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/cmir61/bakkut
title: Settembre_1897_Pagina_038.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1897/09/10
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/i5awbn/0koeru
title: Luglio_1920_Pagina_162.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1920/07/27
DOI: 10.13130/rd_unimi/zvkzj5/bpkjyt
title: Luglio_1918_Pagina_172.jpg

description: Bulletin of 1918/07/29